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.
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
Forest 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
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Government Schemes Since Independence & Tribal Sub Plan
7:37mins
Government Schemes for Tribals - NSTFDC & TRIFED
8:20mins