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TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Tables List of Figures List of Abbreviations Chapter I Introduction 1 1.2. Significance of the Study 4 1.3. Statement of the Problem 5 1.4. Objective of the Study 6 1.5. Hypothesis 7 1.6. Methodology 7 1.7. Tools of Analysis 12 1.8. Limitation of the Study 15 1.9. Period of the Study 16 1.10. Chapterization 17 Chapter II Review of Literature 19 2.1. Introduction 19 2.2. Tribes in India 20 2.2.1. Tribal Society 27 2.2.2. Tribal Population in India 28 2.3. Study on Paniyas 30 2.4. Origin, Development and Social Structures of Paniya 31 2.5. Customs of Paniyas 46 2.5.1. Culture of Paniyas 51 2.6. Religion of Paniyas 52 2.7. Social Changes and Contextual issues of Paniyas 54 2.8. Sociological Theories 62 2.8.1. Functionalism 62 2.8.2. Marxism 62 2.8.3. Socialization 63 2.8.4 Theories of Social Change 63 Chapter III Profile of the Study Area 65 3.1. Introduction 65 7

3.2. Tamil Nadu 65 3.3. The Nilgiris 67 3.3.1. Historical Background 68 3.3.2. Hills 70 3.3.3. Rivers 70 3.3.4. Transport and Communication 70 3.3.5. Raiways 71 3.3.6. Climate 71 3.3.7. Tribes 71 3.3.8. Schools for Tribal 77 3.3.9. Tribal Development 77 3.3.10. Population 77 3.3.11. Tribal Population 78 3.3.12. Gudalur 79 3.3.13. Paniyas in Tamil Nadu 80 3.3.14. Paniya Population in Tamil Nadu 81 3.4. Kerala 82 3.4.1. Tribal in Kerala 83 3.5. Kannur 94 3.5.1. Physiography 95 3.5.2. History 96 3.5.3. Administration 101 3.5.4. Religion 100 3.5.5. Scheduled Caste and Tribes 102 Chapter 1V Origin and Developmental Perspectives 103 4.1. Introduction 103 4.2. Meaning of Development 105 4.3. Origin and Developments of Paniyas 105 4.4. Traditional Life Style 108 4.5. Social Structure & Organisation 109 4.5. 1. Elder 114 4.5. 2. Clan 116 4.5. 3. Social Order 117 4.6. Media and Communication 117 4.7. Inheritance 121 4.8. Socio-Economic Condition 121 4.9. Social Developments 121 4.10. Developmental Programs by Government 12 4.11. Social Organizations working for the Welfares of Paniyas 136 4.11.1. ACCORD 137 4.11.2. ASHWINI 138 8

4.11.3. Gudalur Adivasi Hospital (GAH) 139 4.11.4. Adivasi Munnetra Sangam (AMS) 148 4.11.5. Vidyodaya Trust 150 4.11.6. KIRTADS 151 4.11.7. Tribal Research Centre 154 4.12. Health and Developments 155 4.12. 1. Medicinal Plants 158 4.12. 2. Family Planning 158 4.12. 3. People s Hesitation to Go to Hospitals 158 4.12. 4. Water and Sanitation 159 4.12. 5. Hygiene 159 4.13. Education and Development 161 4.13. 1. Language Issues 166 4.13. 2. Paniyas Education 169 4.14. Status of Paniya Women 170 4.15. Status of Children 171 4.16. Paniya Girl Child and Dropouts 173 Chapter V Socio- Cultural and Economic Perspectives 175 5.1. Introduction 175 5.2. Settlements 175 5.3. Housing 176 5.4. Family 180 5.5. Paniya Language 184 5.6.1 Customs: Dressing 186 5.6.2 Customs: Food 187 5.6.3 Customs: Ornaments 193 5.6.4 Customs: Birth 195 5.6.5. Customs: Naming of Child and Other Rites 197 5.6.6. Customs: Puberty 197 5.6.7. Customs: Marriage 198 5.6.8. Customs: Death 214 5.7. Occupation and Livelihood 218 5.8. Social Issues among Paniyas 225 5.8. 1. Ill-treats by Others 226 5.8. 2. Water Problem 226 5.8. 3. Landlessness 227 5.8. 4. Forest Inhabiting and Hunting 227 5.8. 5. Road Transportation 227 5.8. 6. Chewing and Smoking 228 5.8. 7. Alchaholism 229 5.8. 8. Uncared Old Aged People 230 5.8. 9. Violation against Paniya Women 230 5.8. 10. Deforestation 230 9

5.8. 11. Social Oppression and Exploitation 231 5.8. 12. Economic Exploitation by non-tribals 234 5.8. 13. Famine 235 5.8. 14. Alcoholism/ Drugs 235 5.8. 15. Bonded Labour System among Paniyas 236 5.8. 16. Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act 1976 238 5.8. 17. Muthanga Incident: Landless Adivasi s Struggles for Survival 238 Chapter VI Religious Perspectives 241 6.1. Introduction 24 6.2. Paniya Religion 241 6.3. Religion as the centre of Paniya Society 241 6.4. Present Day Paniya Religion 243 6.5. Some Important Characteristics of Paniya Religions 248 6.6. The Paniya Religious Focus 249 6.7. The Beliefs of Paniya Religion 250 6.7.1. Belief in Gods and Goddesses 250 6.7.2. Belief in the Spirit World 253 6.7.3. Belief in Witchcraft and Magic 254 6.7.4. Belief in Worship, Prayer and Sacrifice 257 6.8. Beliefs of Paniyas 260 6.8. 1. Life after Death 260 6.8. 2. Soul 260 6.9. Religious Practices 261 6.9.1. Omens 262 6.9.2. Taboos 262 6.9.3. Ordeal 263 6.9.4. Fetish 264 6.9.5. Divination 265 6.10. Ritual Healing Methods 266 6.11. Scriptures 268 6.12. Folklore 271 6.13. Proverbs 271 6.14. Legends 272 6.15. Folk Song 272 6.16. Music 273 6.17. Dancing 273 6.18. Arts 274 6.19. Painting 275 6.20. Rites Connected with Cycle of Life 275 6.21. Festivals 276 6.22. Religious Functionaries among the Paniyas 278 6.23. Sanskritisation 284 6.24. Paniya Religion and Hinduism 287 10

Chapter VII Social Change Perspectives 293 7.1. Introduction 293 7.2. Modernism, Technologies and Social Changes 294 7.3. Population and Social Changes 295 7.4. Education and Social Changes 295 7.5. Sanskritisation and Social Changes 296 7.6. Political Influences and Social Changes 297 7.7. Changes in Social Structure 297 7.8. Changes in the Media and Entertainments 297 7.9. Changes in the Languages 298 7.10. Changes in the Educational Status 298 7.11. Changes in the Economic Status 298 7.12. Changes in Economy 299 7.13. Changes in Cultures 300 7.14. Changes in Religious Life 301 7.14.1. God 302 7.14.2. Festivals 302 7.14.3. Role of Paniya Priest 303 7.14.4. Worship 303 7.15. Changes in Food Habits 303 7.16. Changes in the Custom of Wearing Ornaments 304 7.17. Changes in the Customs Related to Child Birth 304 7.18. Changes in the Customs of Dress 305 7.19. Changes in Marriage Patterns 305 7.20. Changes in the Health Care System 307 7.21. Change in Occupation 308 7.22. Changes in Music Instruments, Folk Songs 309 Case Studies 310 Test of Hypothesis 313 Chapter VIII Conclusion, Findings and Recommendations 321 8.1. Conclusion 321 8.2. Major Findings 321 8.3. Recommendations 326 8.4. Some of the Prime concerns 333 11

Bibliography 334 Appendices 344 Appendix -1 Interview Schedule Appendix -2 Photos Appendix -3 State Primary Census Abstract for Individual Scheduled Tribe Paniyan Appendix -4 Deployment of Paniya Population in Kannur Appendix -5 Maps Appendix -6 List of Paniya, Adiya, Kurichya Colonies in Kannur Appendix -7 Deployment of Tribal Population in Kannur i- xiii xiv-xx xxi xxii xxiii -xxiv xxv- xxviii xxix- xxxi 12