Lesson 13 of 15 • 36 upvotes • 9:03mins
The lesson explains Tribal Panchsheel on Nehruvian approach for settlement and development of tribals. Then, it describes need of a National Tribal Policy which should be the basis for integration of tribals into societal mainstream. Joint Forest management covers mass initiative with community efforts for the ​conversion of degraded forests into green forests.
15 lessons • 2h 6m
Overview of the Course : Approach to Study Part X of Indian Polity
2:58mins
The Scheduled Areas - Basics
7:35mins
The Schedule Areas - Constitutional Aspects
6:54mins
Scheduled Tribe - School of Thoughts & Constitutional Provisions
9:04mins
Statutory Acts for Tribals
9:37mins
PESA 1996 - Basics and Concept
9:25mins
PESA (1996) - Challenges & Implementation Issues
9:57mins
Forest Rights Act (2006) - Basics and Concept
9:34mins
For​est Rights Act (2006) : Challenges & Implementation Issues
9:12mins
Schedule V & Schedule VI
9:36mins
Geographical Location and Level of Development
8:28mins
Denotified & Nomadic Tribes
8:51mins
Tribal Panchsheel and Joint Forest Management
9:03mins
Government Schemes Since Independence & Tribal Sub Plan
7:37mins
Government Schemes for Tribals - NSTFDC & TRIFED
8:20mins