Pahari Korwa Tribe (PVTG) | Field Interview & Ethnographic Study | Tribal Life in Chhattisgarh |

Pahari Korwa Tribe (PVTG) | Ethnographic Field Interview | Chhattisgarh Tribal Research This video presents an ethnographic field interview with members of the Pahari Korwa, one of India's Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs), conducted during a pilot research study in Surguja Division, Chhattisgarh. Through direct conversations with community members, this documentary explores their traditional way of life, indigenous knowledge systems, social institutions, livelihood practices, cultural values, and the challenges they face in the modern world. Topics Covered ✔ Introduction to the Pahari Korwa community (PVTG) ✔ Settlement pattern and traditional housing ✔ Forest, land and livelihood ✔ Agriculture and food practices ✔ Traditional ecological knowledge and medicinal plants ✔ Education and employment opportunities ✔ Marriage customs and kinship system ✔ Festivals, rituals and religious beliefs ✔ Local governance and dispute resolution ✔ Forest Rights and land ownership ✔ Health, nutrition and public welfare schemes ✔ Women's participation and social life ✔ Indigenous songs, oral traditions and cultural heritage ✔ Contemporary socio-economic challenges This video is intended for: PhD Scholars NET/JRF Aspirants Sociology Students Anthropology Students Tribal Studies Researchers Development Professionals Civil Services Aspirants Anyone interested in Indigenous Communities of India This documentary has been prepared exclusively for academic, educational and research purposes. The interviews were conducted with respect for the participants and their cultural heritage. If you find this video informative, please Like, Share, Comment, and Subscribe for more field-based research documentaries on Sociology, Anthropology, Tribal Studies, and Research Methodology. Keywords: Pahari Korwa, PVTG, Tribal Studies, Chhattisgarh Tribes, Sociology, Anthropology, Ethnography, Fieldwork, Indigenous Knowledge, Forest Rights, Tribal Culture, Tribal Documentary, Qualitative Research, Research Methodology, Indian Tribes, Rural Sociology, Social Anthropology, Bayalasi PG College, Dr Anil Kumar. 🖥️ Tech Gear Used: Laptop: #Lenovo_Yoga 7i 2-in-1 Intel, 35.56cms – Core Ultra 5 (Tidal Teal) Camera: #Sony_Alpha ZV-E10K Microphones: #Maono_AU-PM461TR USB Condenser Mic & GRENARO 3-in-1 Mic Lighting: #Tygot_P-19 Professional Fill Light Green Screen: #HIFFIN® Green Screen Table: #Premium Brighton Sheesham Wood Writing Table Chair: #Frido 3D Posture Plus Ergonomic Chair