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India's Tribal Development Schemes

Tribal welfare in India runs through a small set of Ministry of Tribal Affairs programmes that are rarely read together: PM-JANMAN, which pushes housing, water, power, roads and mobile signal into the hamlets of 75 particularly vulnerable tribal communities; Van Dhan kendras, which turn gathered forest produce into a village business; Eklavya residential schools; and a research fellowship for Scheduled Tribe scholars. Lok Sabha replies of 13 August 2026 refreshed the numbers on all four, and they tell one story: sanctioning is fast, completion lags. On 15 August the ministry handed its ITDA/ITDP field machinery a reform blueprint, and from 24 to 26 August a National Conclave in Mysuru opened a fifth front, tribal languages and museums: an upgraded Adi Vaani platform, a 'Jago' AI assistant, an MoU with CIIL and a plan for 11 Tribal Freedom Fighter Museums.

Last updated 27 August 202610 min read
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Added the Mysuru National Conclave on Tribal Languages and Museums (24–26 August 2026): Adi Vaani upgraded with an iOS app and five new languages, the ministry's 'Jago' AI assistant launched, an MoU signed with CIIL, Karnataka's Jenukuruba primers released, and 11 Tribal Freedom Fighter Museums sanctioned across 10 States with four already open.

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