Uncover the rich tapestry of Adivasi self-fashioning in India. This essential read explores the deep connections between indigenous communities, landscape, and history, examining how identity, belonging, and selfhood are shaped by water, forest, and land. Through historical perspectives, it illuminates the complexities faced by India’s tribal populations, addressing marginality, rights, and environmental concerns. Crucial for students of history, anthropology, and sociology, this book offers a vital understanding of contemporary Adivasi experiences and their enduring relationship with homeland and ecology. A must-have for anyone interested in India’s indigenous heritage and ongoing dialogues.