Which of the following organizations published the book ‘Janjati Gaurav’ in March 2026 to document the history and contributions of India's tribal communities?
Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts
The book 'Janjati Gaurav', documenting the history and contributions of India's tribal communities, was published by the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts in March 2026.
Hence, the correct answer is Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts.
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