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14 Nov 2024|Gwalior | Amity University Madhya Pradesh

Birsa Munda Jayanti - Janjatiya Gaurav Divas - Tribal Pride Day

 General Information: 

Date of Event: 14/11/2024
Event Type: Tribal Pride Day 2024
Event Title: ‘Birsa Munda Jayanti or Janjatiya Gaurav Divas or Tribal Pride Day’
Venue: AUMP D Block Seminar Hall
Organized by: Amity University Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh
Total Participation: 180 (B.Tech 5th Sem, MCA III Sem and AIB Students of AUMP)
Event Coordinator: Dr. Vinay Dwivedi
Convener:  Dr. Prof. R.S Tomar
 
Detail of Events
 
Centre of Excellence for Tribal Development Centre, Amity University Gwalior, (AUMP) organized a Tribal Pride Day on 14/11/2024 with its faculty and students. The Celebration of Tribal Pride Day in 14 Nov 2024 includes a range of activities and events that honor his legacy and promote awareness of tribal culture, history, and social issues. Here’s a detailed outline of events that can be organized for the occasion:
1. Inauguration Ceremony
The celebration begins with an inauguration by a respected Prof. (Dr.) R.S Tomar, Offg. Vice Chancellor, AUMP, Gwalior.
  • Activities:
    • Lamp lighting ceremony.
    • Floral tribute to Birsa Munda's statue or portrait.
    • A brief keynote speech highlighting the significance of Birsa Munda’s contributions.
2. Educational Programs and Seminars
  • Educate people, especially students, about Birsa Munda’s life, the Ulgulan movement (The Great Revolt), and the history of tribal resistance.
  • Activities:
    • Speech by VC Sir and Students.
    • Panel discussions on topics like “The Legacy of Birsa Munda” and “Empowering Tribal Communities Today.”
    • Presentation of documentaries or short films about Birsa Munda’s life and the tribal independence struggle.
 
4. Cultural Programs and Performances
  • Celebrate the diversity of India’s tribal cultures through music, dance, and folklore.
  • Activities:
    • Traditional tribal dance performances, like the Chhau dance and Ho dance, to showcase the vibrant culture of the tribal communities.
    • Folk songs inspired by Birsa Munda’s legacy and the struggles of the tribal people.
 
5. Closing Ceremony
  • Conclude the celebration with a closing ceremony.
  • Activities:
    • Distribution of certificates and prizes to competition winners.
    • Final speech by organizers or community leaders.
    • A vote of thanks to all participants, sponsors, and supporters.
 
Aim & Objective of the Programme:
 
1. Promoting Awareness of Tribal History and Culture
2. Honoring the Contributions of Indigenous Communities
·       Recognize and appreciate the rich cultural heritage and contributions of the tribal communities in India.
3. Empowering Tribal Communities
·       Promote policies and initiatives aimed at the social, educational, and economic upliftment of tribal populations.
4. Encouraging Sustainable Development in Tribal Regions
·       Address issues like deforestation, land encroachment, and loss of traditional livelihoods that affect tribal communities.
5. Commemorating Birsa Munda’s Legacy as a Freedom Fighter
·       Highlight Birsa Munda’s leadership during the Ulgulan (The Great Tumult) movement against the British, which focused on resisting oppressive laws and practices.
6. Encouraging Inclusivity and Social Harmony
·       Foster inclusivity by acknowledging the historical injustices faced by tribal communities and working toward greater social harmony.
 
Point-wise Outcome Report:
 
1.      What was the inspiration behind planning this activity   
Ans: 
               I.       Honor a National Hero and Tribal Icon
             II.       Raise Awareness About Tribal History and Culture
           III.       Promote Social Empowerment and Unity
           IV.       Encourage the Preservation of Indigenous Rights and the Environment
             V.       Instill a Sense of Patriotism and National Pride
 
2.      Were the guests informed in advance and if yes, from what previous interaction?
Ans: Yes
 
3.             Who all attended the event? Also, if possible, give the numbers.
Ans: 180 B.Tech 5th Sem, MCA III Sem and AIB Students of AUMP.
 
4.      What were the ‘Take Homes’ for the Guests and the Attendees in the form of knowledge, facts, information etc.?
Ans:
Educate people, especially the youth, about Birsa Munda’s role in India’s freedom struggle and his efforts to uplift tribal communities. Recognize and appreciate the rich cultural heritage and contributions of the tribal communities in India.