Tribal freedom fighters

Kamala Miri was one of the earliest freedom fighters from Assam belonging to the Mising community. He joined the Indian National Congress in 1937, forming the Miri Congress, which united over one thousand volunteers across five flood-affected districts in Assam. He also took part in the Quit India…

The Assam Backward Plains Tribal League came into existence on April 17, 1933, with the leadership of Bhimbor Deori. It was formed to tackle the socio-economic issues of the native tribes of Assam. The league acted as a means to stand up to the oppression from the non-tribal dynasties. With this…

Coming from the Betul district, Sardar Ganjan Singh Korku was a prominent leader in the indigenous opposition against British colonial troops. Born in Banjari Dhal, he became an important leader during the 1930 Jungle Satyagraha campaign. His bravery motivated many tribal people to challenge…

The Bhill tribe, predominantly found in Maharashtra, is one of India's largest indigenous groups. Known for their deep connection to the forest and natural resources, they have a rich cultural heritage of hunter-gathering and agricultural practices. Bhagoji Naik, a prominent freedom fighter,…