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demographic profile of tribles ​

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Answered by siddharth11152
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The idea of “tribes” is particularly complex in the Indian subcontinent, where indigenous/primitive inhabitants were

neither eliminated, nor quite absorbed, by the rising civilization in the course of history.

It is plain enough that the demography of tribal people cannot loom large in India’s overall demographic scene (the

former’s relative size being only a little more than 8%). But, as we will see, demographic features in tribal societies have

often been distinct and/or rather distinguished both in historical and comparative perspectives. In particular, the chief

object of the present paper is to evaluate the overall demographic features and their common sociocultural

underpinnings in the aggregate tribal population, in comparison, particularly, with their closest counterparts, namely, the

lower caste (officially known as scheduled caste (SC)) people and others. Apart from illuminating useful insights into the

nature and strength of the well-known connection between sociocultural milieus and demographic behaviour, this paper

throws fresh light on the Indian notion of the “tribe” and its comparative position vis-à-vis the mainstream since the late

19th century, especially in the contemporary context of development and globalization

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Answered by parvathyv362
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Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes Population:

Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes Population

Scheduled Castes : 166,635,700 16.2%

Scheduled Tribes : 84,326,240 8.2%

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