July 2, 2025Litinfinite JournalOpen Access

Storied Lands and Silenced Voices: Reading Mamang Dai’s The Black Hill through the lens of Terristory

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This analysis explores wildlife conservation and Indigenous identity in Dibang Valley, indicating how narratives resist colonial oppression.

Wildlife conservation efforts marginalised Indigenous sovereignty and identity within Dibang Valley.
The paper highlights that local narratives value oral traditions, integral to Indigenous knowledge systems.
Analysis of Mamang Dai's The Black Hill illustrates how storytelling reclaims Indigenous perspectives.
Such narratives advocate for ecological ethics, calling for the recognition of Indigenous voices.

Ananyaa et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis explores wildlife conservation and Indigenous identity in Dibang Valley, indicating how narratives resist colonial oppression.