Adivasis true progenitors of civilisation: Bonela Vijaya ChandraWorld Adivasi Day celebrated

In a momentous celebration of World Adivasi Day, Parvathipuram MLA Bonela Vijaya Chandra delivered a powerful and moving tribute to the Adivasi community, declaring them the true progenitors of world civilisation. His words, spoken amidst the grand festivities at the Forest Mother statue within the local Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) office on Thursday morning, struck a chord with all present.
The day commenced with a vibrant procession, a symbolic journey that began at the Government Junior College and culminated at the ITDA office. Tribals, adorned in traditional attire, danced their way through the streets, their rhythmic movements echoing the heartbeat of a culture rich in history and spirit. MLA Bonela Vijaya Chandra, accompanied by ITDA Project Officer S Sedhu Madhavan, led this dynamic parade, embodying a deep connection between the leadership and the people.
Upon reaching the ITDA Office, a special puja was performed at the statue of the Forest Mother—a revered symbol of the tribal community’s spiritual heritage. This act of devotion was more than ceremonial; it was a heartfelt prayer for the ongoing prosperity, happiness, and well-being of the tribal people. MLA Bonela Vijaya Chandra and the Project Officer paid homage to the cultural roots that continue to sustain the community.
Bonela Vijaya Chandra’s address to the gathered crowd was charged with emotion and commitment. “The happiness of the tribals is the government’s mission,” he proclaimed, “and we will work tirelessly to achieve this.” His words reflected not just a promise, but a pledge to uplift and empower the Adivasi community. The crowd responded with traditional dances, a spontaneous and joyous affirmation of their rich heritage and deep-rooted traditions.
Project Officer S. Sedhu Madhavan extended his heartfelt wishes to the entire tribal community, emphasising the importance of preserving and nurturing these ancient traditions.
He expressed hope that such celebrations will continue to strengthen the bonds within the community, fostering unity and cultural pride.
The event was attended by several distinguished figures from various tribal associations, including APO A. Muralidhar, Palaka Ranjit Kumar, Palla Suresh, Arika Chandrasekhar, and Intikuppala Ramakrishna.