Birsa Munda, a folk hero of tribal resistance, belonged to which tribe?
ASantal
BBhil
CMunda
DGond
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Munda
1. Birsa led a tribal millenarian movement in the Bengal Presidency.
2. He belonged to the Munda tribe, which is also his surname.
3. The Santals had their own rebellion in 1855; the Bhils and Gonds were not part of his movement.
_Source: Wikipedia, Birsa Munda, Lead section_
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