Question

the tribal majority areas in the country are broadly divided into​

Answer 1

Answer:

The tribal majority areas in the country are broadly divided into​ three main zones. These are:

• North-North- Eastern Zone
• Central Zone
• Southern Zone.

Explanation:

• Tribes in India are geographically separated into three primary zones:  the North-Northeast Zone, the Central Zone, and the Southern Zone.
• In India, there are around $645$ different tribes.
• The people of a tribe have some distinctive qualities that set them apart from other tribes.
• They are uncomplicated individuals with certain habits, rituals, and behaviours.
• They led a solitary existence, or perhaps you could say they were isolated geographically.
• Names of some tribes are like Gonds, Bhils, Santhal, Great Andamanese, Khasi, and Garo etc.

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Answer 2

Tribes in India are divided into three main zones (1) North-North- Eastern Zone, (2) Central Zone and (3) Southern Zone.

• The tribal population in India is widely dispersed.
• Hence the  scholars had  to arrange the tribes along regions.
• The more commonly used classifications are: The Himalayan region, middle India, Western India, South India and Islands (Vidyarthi) or North-Eastern India, middle India, Southern India, North-Western Himalayas, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands (Singh).
• The Aka, the Mishmi, the Chulikata and the Naga are some of the tribes of North-North- Eastern  zone.
• There is a very high concentration of tribal population in central India.
• Over 85 per cent of the total tribal population in the country inhabits the eight States that constitute this zone.
• The Kondh, the Santhal, the Bhil, the Gond, the Muria and the Baiga are only a few of the large number of tribes of this zone
• The Toda, the Chenchu, the Kadar and the Koraga are some of the important tribes of Southern zone.

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