M. Phil Research Scholar, Department of Sociology, University of Mumbai, Mumbai-India
Online published on 24 April, 2018.
Tribal studies have been customarilyexecuted by anthropologists not just implied the rich cultural heritage that these tribes carries, but also to have an insight as how far and to what extent the tribes are eligible to be in mainstream. The outcomes of previous historical studies on tribal communities provides a wide scope of framing concrete policies and a time sufficient master plan that enables them to share the same facilities and resources as others in the country like India where diversity has to be smartly dealt.
The study aims at the displacement of tribal communities in want of their lands and resources for various developmental projects. The issue need to be addressed sensitively as improper and partial way of enquiry could bring intolerance and distrust at large.
The study comprehensively navigates through various alternatives and several rehabilitation opportunities available for these tribal communities.
Tribal Displacement, Developmental projects, Mass Rehabilitation, Mainstream inclusion
