SCENARIO OF TRIBES IN INDIAN HISTORY AN ANALYSIS

Description

Tribal Indian society is ferment today. It is exposed to the processes and problems of continuity and change in the wake of modernization. Tribal people total Indian population are also in a process of transformation. Tribal society being distinct from other societies in terms of its backwardness and isolation, the process of political development is slow here; this is also true of the pace of change in the social outlook of the tribal’s. The entire responsibility, thus devolves on the shoulders of the new emerging tribal elite, who can encourage political participation and social mobilization of the rural tribal masses and in the process become agents of accelerated pace of social change, economic growth and political development which are to be treated as part and parcel of a living and interactive continuum everywhere in India, more so, in the context of its tribal societies.

About Author

The author Dr Ranjeet Singh Kedarta has always been very scholastic and energetic. Apart from having these qualities, he is kind, polite in nature down to earth, sober and is a man of good heart. Dr Ranjeet Singh Kedarta is well known in his friend circle as an intelligent as well intellectual being. In his school days, he has achieved heights by proving himself as a great and true leader. His leadership skills are such that it’s still sung after years of departure from school, college and university. In spite of having good hands in co-curricular activities, he had managed to secure quality records in mark sheets too. At college and university level, he had competed in many debates, declamations, poetry recitation and quiz competition. In few cases, he even has bagged the top prize. In spite of this he has been awarded to times best teacher award as a team manager and coordinator in sports and youth festivals of Himachal Pradesh University. About his educational qualification, Dr Ranjeet Singh Kedarta is a master degree holder in history. And not only history, he is also masters in Sociology as well a diploma holder in Journalism. Apart from these degrees, he has qualified passed his NET SLET (UGC) Exam in the year 1998. Dr. Ranjeet Singh Kedarta was also awarded with the honorary doctorate degree (Ph.D.) in History in the year 2005. In his working span, he has written more than 500 articles and papers for various newspapers, magazine and journals. He has also published two international research papers. In 2001 he started serving as a lecturer in the Government Degree College in the subject in which he has expertized that is history.