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DOI: 10.1177/0038022919990106
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Tribe, Region and Nation in the Context of the Indian State

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“…Before the arrival of British, there was no term equivalent to 'tribe' in the South Asian lexicon (Pathy 2000). It was used by the colonial administration to categorize numerous disparate communities that did not fit into their Brahmin-informed understanding of caste-based South Asian society.…”
Section: The Political Origins Of Tribal Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Before the arrival of British, there was no term equivalent to 'tribe' in the South Asian lexicon (Pathy 2000). It was used by the colonial administration to categorize numerous disparate communities that did not fit into their Brahmin-informed understanding of caste-based South Asian society.…”
Section: The Political Origins Of Tribal Identitymentioning
confidence: 99%