Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel released it here to virtually mark the International Day of the Worlds Indigenous People. The Tribal Research and Training Institute, Raipur, has prepared the atlas, an official Join Our Telegram Channel
Chhattisgarh on Monday became the third state in the country after Odisha and Jharkhand to release a Tribal Atlas.
A coffee table book and a booklet on anthropological study of the tribes were also released. The Tribal Atlas’ provides information on the culture, customs, dialects of the tribes of the state. It has details of tribal arts and crafts and information on special backward tribes. It covers 42 tribes of the state. The coffee table book is on
the special backward tribes of Abujhmadia, Baiga, Birhor, Kamar and Pahari Korwa.. The booklet contains detailed description of anthropological studies based on the lives of the Gadwa, Munda, Baiga, Kamar and Bhujia tribes.