The Story Behidn JanJaatiya Gourav Divas
Birsa Munda was not an ordinary boy. He saw how foreign rulers, called the British, were taking away the tribal land and forcing people to follow unfair rules. Birsa wanted to protect his people and their way of life. He taught them to stand up for their rights and to love and respect their culture and the earth. Birsa started a big movement called "Ulgulan," which means "Great Tumult," where many tribal people came together to fight against the rulers and their unfair laws.
Because Birsa Munda was so brave and wise, tribal communities started calling him "Bhagwan Birsa," which means "God Birsa," and "Dharti Aaba," which means "Father of the Earth." Even though he was very young—only 25—he left a big mark on India by inspiring people to be proud of their identity and culture.
To remember Birsa Munda and honor the courage and history of all tribal people in India, the government chose November 15 as Janjatiya Gaurav Divas, which means "Tribal Pride Day." On this day, people celebrate the rich culture, traditions, and contributions of tribal communities through special events, stories, dances, and songs.
Janjatiya Gaurav Divas helps everyone remember that the tribal people are an important part of India’s history and that their bravery and love for the land helped shape the country we live in today. So every year, on this special day, children and adults alike learn about Birsa Munda’s story and the pride of tribal heritage.
And that is why November 15 is a day to celebrate Janjatiya Gaurav Divas—a day of pride, courage, and respect for India’s tribal families and their beautiful culture.
This story teaches us to always stand for justice, respect nature, and be proud of where we come from.
Happy Janjatiya Gaurav Divas!
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