Office Bearer of Adivasi Sahitya Sabha
ASSA, established of 8th August 1998 at Shillong. It was name as Sadri Sahitya Sabha but later in 1999at Tezpur Janata Bhawan its name changed to Adivasi Sahitya Sabha:ASSAM Topno is a visionary leader, writer, and community organizer dedicated to preserving and promoting Adivasi culture, literature, and identity in Assam. As the President of the Adivasi Sahitya Sabha Assam, he has worked tirelessly to build platforms where Adivasi voices can be heard, celebrated, and documented for future generations. His leadership is rooted in decades of service to the community, beginning with his early involvement in student and youth organizations and extending to his role in founding key institutions such as AASAA, PAJHRA, and multilingual education initiatives.
A passionate advocate for cultural pride and historical truth, Wilfred combines scholarly rigor with grassroots mobilization. He has played a central role in peace accords, educational reforms, and literary movements that strengthen Adivasi identity and unity. His efforts emphasize bilingual and accessible documentation, ensuring that both academic circles and families in villages can engage with their heritage. Guided by faith and values of compassion, honesty, and resilience, Wilfred continues to inspire collective action for justice, education, and cultural preservation. His vision is to empower Adivasi communities with knowledge, dignity, and pride in their rich antiquity and achievements.
Vice President
Gomke Telesphore Induwar
Mr. Telesphore Induwar – Cultural Advocate, Golaghat
Mr. Telesphore Induwar is a respected figure from Golaghat, Assam, known for his dedication to the upliftment of Adivasi and Tea Tribe communities. With deep roots in the region, he has consistently worked to preserve cultural traditions while encouraging education and social awareness among younger generations. His leadership reflects a balance of heritage and progress, ensuring that the voices of marginalized groups are heard in Assam’s broader social and cultural landscape.
Through his involvement in community organizations and literary initiatives, Mr. Induwar has contributed to strengthening Adivasi identity and unity. He has been an active participant in dialogues on indigenous rights, education, and cultural preservation, often emphasizing the importance of documenting oral traditions and local histories. His vision is to empower families with knowledge and pride in their heritage, while also preparing them to meet modern challenges.
Mr. Induwar’s work in Golaghat highlights his commitment to building bridges between communities, fostering harmony, and promoting dignity for all. Guided by values of honesty, resilience, and service, he continues to inspire collective action for justice and cultural pride. His contributions stand as a testament to the enduring spirit of the Adivasi people in Assam.
General Secretary : Israel Sanga
Israel Sanga – Community Advocate, Assam
Israel Sanga is a committed voice for the Adivasi and Tea Tribe communities of Assam. Known for his grassroots engagement and cultural advocacy, he has dedicated his work to raising awareness about the identity, history, and challenges faced by Adivasi groups in the state. Through public platforms, social media, and community initiatives, Israel has consistently highlighted the importance of preserving indigenous heritage while addressing pressing issues such as education, representation, and social justice.
His outreach often bridges the gap between tradition and modernity, encouraging younger generations to take pride in their roots while equipping themselves for future opportunities. By sharing accessible narratives about the Oraon, Munda, Kharia, Santhal, and other communities, Israel has helped foster unity and cultural pride among diverse groups.
Beyond cultural advocacy, Israel has also contributed to organizational work in the non‑governmental sector, where he has served as an enabler, supporting initiatives that empower marginalized communities in Assam. His vision is to see Adivasi voices recognized as integral to Assam’s social fabric, ensuring that their contributions and struggles are documented, respected, and celebrated. With a blend of passion and persistence, Israel Sanga continues to inspire collective action for dignity, identity, and progress.
Treasurer: Gomke Joseph Minz
Mr. Joseph Minz – Founder General Secretary, AASAA
Mr. Joseph Minz of Doolahat is a pioneering leader and cultural advocate whose vision and dedication have left a lasting mark on the Adivasi movement in Assam. As the Founder General Secretary of the All Adivasi Students’ Association of Assam (AASAA), he played a crucial role in mobilizing youth and communities to assert their identity, rights, and heritage. His leadership was instrumental in shaping AASAA into a strong platform that united diverse Adivasi groups under a common cause, fostering solidarity and collective action across the state.
Deeply rooted in his community, Mr. Minz has consistently emphasized the importance of education, cultural pride, and historical truth. His efforts have inspired generations of Adivasi youth to take ownership of their future while remaining connected to their traditions. Through his organizational skills and unwavering commitment, he helped lay the foundation for broader movements that continue to advocate for dignity, justice, and recognition of Adivasi contributions in Assam.
Mr. Minz’s legacy is one of courage, vision, and service. His work as Founder General Secretary of AASAA reflects not only his leadership but also his enduring belief in the power of unity and cultural preservation. He remains a respected figure in the ongoing journey of Adivasi empowerment.
Vice President :Suresh Kudmi
Organizing Secretary: Gomke Rajesh Kerketta
Gomke Jaynush Uraong
Gomke Jiten Lamai
Office Secretary: Miss.Sara Baghwar
Contact: adivasisabha@gmail.com, phone: +919387432062
Adress: Mission Baligaon, Gogamukh-787034, Dhemaji (Assam)