Schemes for Scheduled Tribes aim to uplift and empower indigenous communities in India. These initiatives focus on education, health, and economic development. They provide financial assistance and promote skill development. The government also ensures access to resources and land rights. Cultural preservation is a key aspect. These schemes strive to enhance the quality of life for Scheduled Tribes across the nation.
In recent years, the Indian government's approach towards minority education has undergone a notable shift, leading to the discontinuation of crucial educational schemes for religious minorities. The Ministry...
In a significant move towards the empowerment of tribal communities, the Lok Sabha introduced the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order (Amendment) Bill, 2023, aiming to bring about changes to...
The Kuruba community, traditionally engaged in sheep rearing, has a significant presence in Karnataka, with the majority residing in the eastern regions of the state. Historically, the community...
The Odisha government has taken a significant step towards empowering tribal communities and forest dwellers with the introduction of the Mo Jungle Jami Yojana. This scheme aims to...
According to the data of the 66th round of the National Sample Survey (2009-10), the average dietary energy intake per person per day was 2147 Kcal for rural...
Changes in social policies were made to address not only the existing social inequity and concerns, but also the serious social impacts that accompanied economic liberalisation and globalisation....
Indira Awaas Yojana (IAY) is a flagship scheme of the Ministry of Rural Development to provide houses to the poor in the rural areas. e objective of the...
