Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya will organise a Museum Popular Lecture.
In which Prof Serge Le Guirriec, Psychologist, France, will deliver a lecture on ‘Donyi-Polo or Sun, Moon and Tibal Art in Connexion with the Science of Megalithism in Ancient Brittany (France)’.
Prof Guirriec told that the history of India does not dates back only 200 or 3000 years BC.
It’s much more old (for instance, all over India we can find very Ancient Primitive Tribes, we can also see so much rock paintings which date back to 10,000 years BC).
What was the knowledge built up over during all these millenaries by these Ancients and how has it been preserved and passed on through generations and genetics.
We know that the numerous Indian invasions tried to impose their views and replace or destroy things which sometimes meaning and importance they did not understood.
This plan has also been applied among the tribes of Arunachal Pradesh but in this place, the tribes, after being indoctrinated by the Christian missionaries, have responded by a work of gathering all their knowledge and arranged their life by the creation of a social movement called Donyi Polio, which means Sun and Moon.
This lecture was translated by Col Puran Singh Rathore in Hindi. On this occasion, Major Surendra Mathur from Rajasthan was present in this programme.
At the beginning of programme, Surya Kumar Pandey, Assistant Keeper apprised all from Prof Serge Le Guirriec and while chairing the programme, Prof Sarit Kumar Choudhury told about the idea of Space, idea of times and idea of journey of civilization and Detail information by given example of the Levi-Strauss research work.