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Egalitarian, nature-centric thinking behind Sohrai needs to be foregrounded

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Janardan Gond January 27, 2022
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सोहराई पर्व के बदलते स्वरूप पर चिंतन और सांस्कृतिक हमलावरों की पहचान आवश्यक

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About The Author

Janardan Gond

Janardan Gond writes and works on Adivasi-Dalit-Bahujan issues and is also a translator. His articles, stories and poems have been published in publications such as 'Adivasi Satta', 'Adivasi Sahitya', 'Dalit Asmita', 'Purvagrah', 'Hans', 'Parikatha' and 'Yuddharat Aam Aadmi'. He was the editor of the special Cinema number of 'Niruprah' and has edited a book on Adivasi literature, culture and languages. At present, he is an assistant professor in the Department of Hindi and Modern Indian Languages, University of Allahabad.

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