Saint Sewalal The father of the Tanda jodo Movement, the Palas Siddhant and the Kesula Siddhant, as well as the revolutionary social reformer of the nomadic tribes, is Sant Sevalal. The early period of the medieval modern era is the 18th and 19th centuries.The great work of Saint Sewalal is noteworthy. Based on the historical events that took place in the Gondwana Andhra Pradesh region, if we consider the connection between Saint Sevalal and his birth date, we can determine his birth date as 15th February 1806 AD.The first book written by Shravananand Atari, Sevadas Lichila Charitra, states that the birth date of Saint Sevalal is 15 February 1739.It is said to have happened in . The present-day state of Karnataka was formerly known as Mysore Province.Sundhi village Taluka Chitdur Bellary district is the former Mysore state of present-day Karnataka state. His father was Bhima Nayak Ramavat Vai Dharmavati. His family was large. Sant Sevalal was the eldest brother. After him, there was also this brother Nayak Puranayak. They had four children, of whom Janasevalal remained unmarried. His personality developed in a situation where he lived his daily life by doing business and communication all over the world. He had divine qualities and his intelligence was evident from childhood. It was intense. He was famous not only in the Banjara community but also in the nomadic community. His enlightening speech had created awareness among the nomadic community.Chandulal was a bookkeeper in the court of Nizam Sikandar Shah of Hyderabad State. Various incidents took place during the period of this bookkeeper, including his conflict with Saint Sewalal.According to Dr. Venkat Chavan, the society of that time was immersed in a mass of superstitions, there was a lack of education in the society, it was trapped in the bondage of Vedic culture, and it was Saint Sewalal's job to get it out of this. He always said that you are the architect of your life. He did not accept sacrifice. What he said about the future of society at that time has come true today.Their main work is the Tanda Jodu movement, the Palas Siddhanta, the Pink Kesula Siddhanta.He also emphasized the spiritual culture of the country and taught the common people to resist injustice. Historians should have taken special note of this great work. What current historians should do is buy a raffia pot of water and make it their words, it seems that today we have to buy water to drink.