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Ministry of Tribal Affairs to Host National Tribal Literary Festival in New Delhi
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🗓 12 Nov 2026, 01:36 PM
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The Ministry of Tribal Affairs announced it will organise the National Tribal Literary Festival in New Delhi, aiming to showcase tribal literature and foster cultural exchange.
New Delhi, India – The Ministry of Tribal Affairs has confirmed plans to hold the National Tribal Literary Festival in the capital. The event is intended to bring together writers, poets, scholars and artists from tribal communities across the country to present their works and discuss contemporary issues affecting their cultures.
The festival will feature readings, panel discussions, book launches and workshops focused on indigenous languages and storytelling traditions. Organisers say the program aims to raise public awareness of tribal literary contributions and encourage younger generations to engage with their heritage.
Officials highlighted that the gathering will also provide a platform for policymakers, NGOs and academic institutions to explore collaborative initiatives that support tribal authors and preserve oral histories. Details on the exact venue and schedule are expected to be released in the coming weeks.
The Ministry hopes the festival will strengthen cultural ties between tribal and mainstream literary circles, reinforcing the government's broader commitment to tribal welfare and cultural preservation.
The festival will feature readings, panel discussions, book launches and workshops focused on indigenous languages and storytelling traditions. Organisers say the program aims to raise public awareness of tribal literary contributions and encourage younger generations to engage with their heritage.
Officials highlighted that the gathering will also provide a platform for policymakers, NGOs and academic institutions to explore collaborative initiatives that support tribal authors and preserve oral histories. Details on the exact venue and schedule are expected to be released in the coming weeks.
The Ministry hopes the festival will strengthen cultural ties between tribal and mainstream literary circles, reinforcing the government's broader commitment to tribal welfare and cultural preservation.