Gujarati tribal literature and culture are rich and diverse, deeply rooted in the state's history and traditions. Tribal communities in Gujarat, such as the Bhils and the Garasias, have a vibrant oral literature that includes folk songs, tales, and myths passed down through generations. These stories often reflect their close relationship with nature and their ancestral wisdom. The tribal culture is also marked by colorful festivals, traditional dances, and unique art forms like the vibrant Warli paintings. These cultural expressions not only preserve their heritage but also offer a window into their way of life, beliefs, and values. The literature and culture of Gujarati tribes are a testament to their resilience and creativity, ensuring that their legacy continues to thrive in the modern world.
Associate Professor of Gujarati at Bhasha-Sahitya Bhavan,Gujarat University (2005 to date)
Previously served as Assistant Professor in Gujarat Vidyapith Ahmedabad from 1998 to 2005.
M.phil. Under the guidance of Chandrakant Seth and under the guidance of Phd Prasad Brahmabhat.
Hometown: Jhankhawa village of South Gujarat, Surat district. St. Got education till 12 in native.
I am serving as editor of 'Adilok' bimonthly since 2008 till date. Three books have been published.
Currently living in Gujarat University campus.