CIIL Celebrates
On the Occasion of Janajatiya Gaurav Divas
Celebrating the languages, voices, knowledge systems and cultural heritage of India's tribal communities
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About the Event/Utsav
On the occasion of Janajatiya Gaurav Divas, commemorating the birth anniversary of Bhagwan Birsa Munda, Janjatiya Bhasha Utsav: Celebrating India's Linguistic Heritage celebrates the rich linguistic and cultural diversity of India's tribal communities.
The Utsav brings together scholars, tribal writers, artists, students and community representatives through panel discussions, exhibitions, cultural performances and interactive activities, highlighting the importance of documenting, preserving and revitalising tribal languages and indigenous knowledge for future generations.
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Days of Celebration
20+
Tribal Communities
70+
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15+
States Represented
What's On
Conferences, panels, and talks from scholars, researchers, and tribal communities.
Handicrafts, textiles, and publications from tribal communities across India.
A curated display of traditional tribal art forms from across India.
Traditional dance and music performances from tribal communities of every zone.
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Venue
Hunsur Road, Manasagangotri, Mysuru, Karnataka – 570006
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Good to Know
Yes, registration is completely free, but open only to the first 50 registrants.
The event is open to scholars, students, artists, and members of the public interested in tribal languages and culture.
Parking at the venue is limited. Attendees are encouraged to use public transport where possible.
Each day generally follows the same structure: morning and afternoon sessions are academic, while evenings are dedicated to cultural programmes. See the Schedule section above for the full day-wise breakdown.