This paper examines the historical marginalisation of India’s Scheduled Tribes, focusing on the neglect under previous governments and the transformative initiatives since 2014 under Prime Minister Narendra Modi. From socio-economic challenges to policy-driven upliftment, the study highlights case studies of progress in health, education, infrastructure and cultural preservation.
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