Historical documents
A Historic Tribal Resistance Movement in Colonial India
Historical Documents
British administrative reports and court documents recorded the Santhal Rebellion led by Sidhu Murmu, highlighting the scale of tribal resistance and the colonial response to it.
Official Reports & Files
Government files from the colonial period mention Sidhu Murmu as a central figure, offering evidence of how seriously the British viewed the uprising and its impact on administration.
Revenue & Land Records
Land and revenue documents reveal the exploitation faced by the Santhals, helping historians understand the conditions that led Sidhu Murmu to lead the rebellion.
Historical Archives
References to Sidhu Murmu appear in regional and national archives, forming an important source for studying tribal resistance and colonial policies in India.
Books & Research Papers
Scholarly Perspectives on Sidhu Murmu and the Santhal Rebellion
Books on Sidhu Murmu
Books on tribal history and India’s freedom struggle document the life and leadership of Sidhu Murmu. These works explore the causes of the Santhal Rebellion, his role as a tribal leader, and the lasting impact of the movement on indigenous rights and identity.
Academic Research Papers
Scholars and researchers have analyzed Sidhu Murmu’s leadership through academic papers focusing on colonial policies, land rights, and tribal resistance. These studies highlight the Santhal uprising as a landmark moment in India’s indigenous resistance history.
Articles on tribal history
Perspectives on Tribal History and Indigenous Movements
Tribal History Articles
Articles published in journals, magazines, and newspapers document tribal life, struggles, and resistance movements, the Santhal Rebellion led by Sidhu Murmu.
Indigenous Perspectives
Many articles focus on tribal viewpoints, highlighting land rights, cultural identity, and the impact of colonial policies from indigenous voices.
Oral Traditions in Writing
Writers often document folk stories, oral histories, and community memories, helping preserve tribal heritage beyond formal historical records.
Bringing Tribal History
By reaching wider audiences, these articles ensure tribal contributions and struggles are recognized as an essential part of Indian history.