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Article: BID TO REVIVE ORAL TRADITIONS OF TRIBES
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- The Hindustan Times
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- April 6, 2008
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GUWAHATI, April 6 -- The oral traditions of the various ethnic communities in the State, rich in emotions and profound in philosophy, are struggling to find a foothold in the changing socio-economic scenario and technological invasion. Many of these oral traditions in the form of ballads, lullabies, religious songs or agriculture-based songs have already become dead due to lack of documentation and preservation.However, in this scenario of a grim destiny waiting to befall the oral traditions, there are flickering ray of hopes coming through the tireless efforts of young people like Hemanta Kumar Saikia, who are trying to revive ...
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