Summary: are sown. When they sprout, children sing songs during the Jawa festival, primarily a function for children. A song from this festival in mid-December has a scale of Sa Ga Ma Pa Dha, with a narrative tune. Notably, the author has provided a comprehensive study of the music of Indian tribes, including transcriptions of tribal music samples and detailed discussions on scales, shrutis, and ragas. The book covers a wide range of topics, from the customs and rituals of various tribes to the evolution of Indian folk music and its interaction with modern influences. The author expresses gratitude to individuals involved in collecting samples, providing local facilities, and offering assistance in the research process. The transcriptions are approximate due to typographical limitations, and the book includes a detailed index of technical terms used. The narrative highlights the changing landscape of Indian folk music, the impact of cultural influences on tribal traditions, and the author's efforts in preserving and documenting the rich musical heritage of India.