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Extension to Scheduled Areas)
and Forest Rights Act, which
empower tribal communities to
govern their resources.
Both icons also believed
in collective action. Bheem’s
resistance and Birsa Munda’s
mass mobilisation were rooted
in community solidarity—a
principle that remains vital for
inclusive development. Their lives
teach us that empowerment
is not granted; it is claimed
through unity, awareness, and
resilience.
Significance of Janajatiya
Gaurav Diwas
Observing Janajatiya
Gaurav Diwas is not just
a ceremonial act; it is a
reaffirmation of our commitment as those of any other freedom
to acknowledge and celebrate fighter. By honouring their legacy,
the contributions of tribal we strengthen the narrative of
communities in nation-building. unity in diversity that defines India.
It is an occasion to educate the Message to the Youth
youth about these heroes, whose To the youth of India, I say
sacrifices were as profound this: draw inspiration from the
courage and conviction of
Komaram Bheem and Bhagwan
Birsa Munda. Their lives teach
us that true leadership is about
standing up for justice, even
in the face of adversity. In an
era of rapid change, let us
remember that development
must be inclusive, sustainable,
and respectful of nature. Let
us pledge to carry forward
their vision of equality and
empowerment, ensuring that
every community shares in the
progress of our nation.

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