The First World War (1914–1918) had far-reaching consequences on global and regional commercial networks. Lake Victoria, a transport and economic hub in East Africa became an area of interest between the Germs in Tanganyika and the British in East Africa (British East African protectorate and Uganda) where each power sought…
By nature, Indigenous Education is known as the traditional cum situational knowledge. It is considered traditional because it is passed down from generation to generation through various means, such as verbal instruction, trial and error, and hands-on experience, achieved by being deeply involved in the natural atmosphere or situation. Indigenous…
Indigenous knowledge varies across contexts and is now gaining attention from global thinkers who explore the survival strategies of marginalised communities, providing an alternative life perspective. In the changing societal landscape, it's vital to be aware of the indigenous knowledge of tribal people in West Bengal and Jharkhand. Creating an…
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