Social Transformation of Indian Tribes is a critical and comprehensive study of nature and motivation of the social transformation during past few decades. The process of social transformation has been discussed in seven chapters. Community composition and social order has been discussed in the first chapter. Second chapter deals with the basic unit of social structure. Whether social transformation is myth or reality? This question has been widely discussed in the third chapter. Fourth chapter deals with plans, policies and development. Fifth chapter throw light on the socio-economic status of tribal women in eastern India. Social interaction among the tribes has been described deals with the concept and composition of tribal caste and nation. Social anthropologists, scholars and teachers in the field concerned besides the policy planners and development administrators will find this book of utmost use.
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