Tribal and Human Rights: An Analytical Study

One may question this type of direction itself, but that could be a separate issue for discussion. So far as this paper is concerned, this type of direction provides point of departure for discussion on how we have formulated tribal problem. The point that follows from this is that we have shaped or we are supposed to have shaped our policies and programmes to realize this type of change. We judge failure or success of our policies and programmes from this point of view. But what is more important here’s that our constitution considers at least formally every citizen as equal. Legal and administrative framework, institutional network and policies of development in general are also considered suitable for tribals.