As a co-founder of Rumbul, he showcased community-led efforts to preserve Munda language, traditional songs, and indigenous knowledge systems. His work highlights how local initiatives can have global impact, especially in safeguarding tribal heritage amid rapid change. Purty’s participation reflects growing international recognition of India’s tribal voices in global dialogues on cultural preservation and rights. Through platforms like the Tribal Design Forum, he continues to bridge traditional knowledge with modern design, ensuring that tribal perspectives are not just heard, but seen and respected worldwide. His journey from local communities to global stages is a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of India’s indigenous cultures.