History, asked by saad6388234830, 4 months ago

Find out about present-day government policies
towards tribal populations and organise a discussion
about these . very very short question

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Answered by rashmisethi337

1

Answer:

Present-day government policies towards tribal populations are very positive.

Education is being spread in the tribal areas.

Facilities like roads, water, electricity have been increased.

The government is doing actively for the overall upliftment of the tribal populations

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