Adivasi Literature refers to the body of literary works produced by the indigenous communities of India, known as Adivasis. This literature encompasses various forms, including poetry, stories, and songs, often reflecting the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and struggles of these communities. It serves as a means of preserving their languages and narratives, highlighting their connection to nature and their social issues. The themes in Adivasi Literature frequently address topics such as identity, displacement, and resistance against oppression. By sharing their experiences and perspectives, Adivasi writers contribute to a broader understanding of India's diverse cultural landscape, fostering awareness and appreciation for the challenges faced by indigenous populations.