vadodara young and budding tribal authors will be given a platform for easy entry into commercialized world of publishing bhasha research centre and publication has started a trust purvaprakash an initiative to help authors who have writing prowess and a tale to sharethe trust will bring to light the wisdom of eastern countries as well as collect and document traditional knowledge to create community of writers and thinkers through this endeavour the trust aims to change the mindset of readers rather than earn profitswe have already published books in tribal languages and started tribal magazines through this initiative works of tribal writers started pouring in on regular basis so we thought of starting an independent trust that will promote tribal authors and writers across the country said cofounder and trustee prof ganesh devypurvaprakash along with central institute of indian languages in mysore ciil has released four books penned by eminent linguists and scholars in both tribal languages as well as in english they have also brought out pictorial glossaries in tribal languages along with ciil which will be used in tribal schoolsthe publication venture will offer a platform for alternative literature that focuses on issues related to communities that stand on the fringe of mainstream and make efforts to sensitize people towards these issues using literature as an agent of social changeinitially books will be available at our office in the city we are also trying to put in place a proper distribution network wherein readers can get easy access to them there are host of activities we plan to conduct which include bringing out tribal language dictionary in six tribal languages devy added