Maharashtra's Bold Move: A New Commission for Tribal Empowerment

Maharashtra plans to set up a state-level commission for Scheduled Tribes (ST), benefiting over 1.35 crore tribals. The commission will address community issues, including health, education, and displacement. Chaired by one person, with four non-governmental members, it aims to enable direct communication with the tribal population, ensuring their needs are addressed.

Maharashtra's Bold Move: A New Commission for Tribal Empowerment
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Maharashtra is set to establish a state-level commission for Scheduled Tribes (ST), promising benefits for over 1.35 crore tribals, according to state minister Ashok Uike.

The state cabinet's approval follows a similar central initiative, aiming to address various community issues, notably in health, education, and displacement sectors.

Chaired by one individual and including four non-governmental members, the commission will facilitate direct dialogue with the tribal population and ensure their voices are heard.

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