"Munda (The earliest inhabitant of India Austroasiatic ) people follow their own indigenous Indian religion referred to as Sarnaism. Sarnaism reveals the belief in a God called Singbonga. Singbonga (सिंगबोंगा), the God of Mundas, is neither the sun nor a God that would dwell in the sun,though he is in the Heaven of Sarnaism. In primordial times, the creator was called Haram (हड़म) and the same Haram is also known as Singbonga (सिंगबोंगा), who is the God of the Mundas. He is eternal, omnipresent, omniscient and omnipotent. In sacrifices, he is commonly praised as the one who separated land and sea, set the course of sun and moon, and created man. Haram (हड़म) is referred to as God, who provides all good, while Singbonga (सिंगबोंगा) is often related to worship."

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