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Project report on any tribe of India​

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A report of the CURRENT status of tribal communities, submitted to the Prime Minister's Office in May 2014, has been kept under wraps with no action being taken on its findings. Submitted by a high-level committee headed by Virginius Xaxa, professor at Tata Institute of Social Sciences, the report, exclusively accessed by Down To EARTH, focusses on the socio-economic, HEALTH and educational status of the country’s tribal communities.

Explanation:

The committee recognises the rights of tribals to refuse land acquisition, empowerment of the gram sabha and tribal advisory council, and the first right of the tribes in the SCHEDULED Areas to mine for minerals, and has made several radical recommendations



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