Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated India’s first Digital Museum of Tribal Freedom Fighters at Nava Raipur, Atal Nagar. The museum commemorates the courage, struggles, and sacrifices of tribal warriors who resisted British colonial rule and contributed to India’s freedom movement.
The museum highlights several historic tribal uprisings and freedom movements.
| Revolt/Movement | Brief Description |
| Halba Rebellion | Tribal revolt against British authority in Chhattisgarh region |
| Paralkot Uprising | Peasant and tribal uprising during colonial exploitation |
| Sarguja Revolt | Resistance led by local tribal leaders in Sarguja area |
| Bhumkal Movement | Tribal rebellion against land and tax policies |
| Tarapur & Lingagiri Revolts | Grassroots uprisings showcasing tribal resistance |
| Rani Chauris Struggle | Women-led tribal revolt against colonial oppression |
| Jhanda & Jungle Satyagrahas | Nonviolent and symbolic protests by tribal communities |
This museum represents a major step in combining technology with history, ensuring that the stories of tribal freedom fighters are preserved and celebrated for generations.
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