The document discusses the commodification of tribal art and tourism, highlighting examples from Odisha and the Andaman Islands where tribal culture is exploited for profit. It examines the concept of indigenous people in relation to Indian tribes, referencing definitions and classifications, as well as the debate surrounding the use of the term 'indigenous' versus 'tribe.' The document also mentions the International Labour Organization's stance on indigenous populations and its distinction from tribes.
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The document discusses the commodification of tribal art and tourism, highlighting examples from Odisha and the Andaman Islands where tribal culture is exploited for profit. It examines the concept of indigenous people in relation to Indian tribes, referencing definitions and classifications, as well as the debate surrounding the use of the term 'indigenous' versus 'tribe.' The document also mentions the International Labour Organization's stance on indigenous populations and its distinction from tribes.