Tribal Politics and Its Problems in Contemporary Indian Chief Speaker: Prof. Mridula Sharda, Department of Political Science CUHP, Dharmashala, District Kangra, Himachal Pradesh

A lecture on “Tribal Politics and their Problems in India” was organized by the “Indian Research Scholars Association” at 5 pm. The main speaker on this topic was Prof. Mridul Sarda (Central University, Himachal Pradesh) was present. He gave a comprehensive lecture on this subject. At the beginning of his lecture, he clarified the main points of research, its quality, and writing, after that, connecting each point with the research methodology, he explained their practical nature. Clarity of fundamental ideas is very important for research in tribal communities. Such original ideas are rarely seen in research papers. If the problem regarding tribals is identified, then sufficient facts about them can be referred due to which the originality of the research becomes clear. Therefore, it is necessary that research be done with adequate facts and arguments. He also said that new discussions should emerge in research, merely writing a few pages is not research. After selecting the tribal problem, it is very important to review the related literature. Research work should be started only after studying the literature related to the subject. He also presented data linking quantitative and qualitative research techniques with tribal discourse. In the end, Prof. Mridula answered the questions of all the participants. This is an association in which research scholars related to social sciences, literature, language and arts from all over India are present. The objective of this association is to exchange constructive, creative development and progressive dialogue with all the universities and colleges of India and research institutes doing research on literature, arts, social sciences and humanities. This platform is a platform for all those research scholars of India. welcomes those who are active in research work. This lecture was organized by Vikas Kumar, Researcher, Department of Political Science and Human Rights, Indira Gandhi National Tribal University, Amarkantak. He welcomed and felicitated our guests. The coordinator of this lecture was Ashwani Kumar Rajpurohit and the co-coordinator of the program was Ranjana Yadav. Naina was the secretary of the program. In this lecture, Dr. Vijay Kumar Verma of Delhi University sent his suggestion at the end of the program. Many researchers, students, and audiences were present in this lecture. In which Arun, Ganeshilal, Dr. BD Jani, Ankita, Shikha Goyal, Sneha Yadav, Aishwarya Gupta, Jyoti, and Pushpalata, etc. were associated. This lecture was organized through Google Meet.