Add to ORKGIndia is a homeland of above seven hundred tribes, they share 6 percent total population. West Bengal is one of the states among 29 states in India. As per the official website provided by the government of West Bengal there are forty tribal communities are living in the states and their populations are above fifty lakhs. New government came in power in 2011, started various welfare and socio-economic development scheme for tribes living in West Bengal. Most of the tribes started their development with the help of governmental initiatives. The primary objective of my paper is to find out welfare scheme taken by new regimes of government and conclude tribal development
There are 67.8 million Scheduled Tribes people in India, constituting 8.74 % of India’s total popu...
Development of tribal is very complicated issue for the government as it need full attention from pl...
In our country, Tribes constitute 8.2% of the Indian population as per the definition of ‘Oxford Dic...
The large number of scheduled tribes groups in India. They are situated in the small areas like in m...
It is important to know the status of the Tribal population in India; its characteristics and distri...
It is important to know the status of the Tribal population in India; its characteristics and distri...
India's population includes almost one hundred million “tribal people.” The two main regions of trib...
The Constitution of India has more than 20 Articles on the redressal and upliftment of the underpriv...
Being a part of our social structure, tribal development is a mandatory function of government. In t...
There are more than 645 distinct tribes in India having their unique identity in the form of their c...
Tribes are ethnic groups bound by strong bond of kinship and trust. India is a country of diverse cu...
The tribal and indigenous peoples of India constitute an important segment of the Indian population....
Not AvailableIndia has around 104 million tribal which constitute 8.6 percent of the population of t...
The central part of India, the middle belt and the north-eastern states are the main adobe of tribal...
After Independence special protection and safeguard have been taken by the Constitution of India for...
There are 67.8 million Scheduled Tribes people in India, constituting 8.74 % of India’s total popu...
Development of tribal is very complicated issue for the government as it need full attention from pl...
In our country, Tribes constitute 8.2% of the Indian population as per the definition of ‘Oxford Dic...
The large number of scheduled tribes groups in India. They are situated in the small areas like in m...
It is important to know the status of the Tribal population in India; its characteristics and distri...
It is important to know the status of the Tribal population in India; its characteristics and distri...
India's population includes almost one hundred million “tribal people.” The two main regions of trib...
The Constitution of India has more than 20 Articles on the redressal and upliftment of the underpriv...
Being a part of our social structure, tribal development is a mandatory function of government. In t...
There are more than 645 distinct tribes in India having their unique identity in the form of their c...
Tribes are ethnic groups bound by strong bond of kinship and trust. India is a country of diverse cu...
The tribal and indigenous peoples of India constitute an important segment of the Indian population....
Not AvailableIndia has around 104 million tribal which constitute 8.6 percent of the population of t...
The central part of India, the middle belt and the north-eastern states are the main adobe of tribal...
After Independence special protection and safeguard have been taken by the Constitution of India for...
There are 67.8 million Scheduled Tribes people in India, constituting 8.74 % of India’s total popu...
Development of tribal is very complicated issue for the government as it need full attention from pl...
In our country, Tribes constitute 8.2% of the Indian population as per the definition of ‘Oxford Dic...