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A Study on the Nomadic Tribe's Efforts to Maintain Education in the Society (In the Context of Denotified and Nomadic Tribes)

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Nomadic caste people who used to be the heritage of India. People of Vimukta (denotified ) caste are also included under the nomadic caste. People of many castes and tribes live in our society. Some of these are developed and some are underdeveloped. But even today this legacy is there, but it has been buried somewhere. It is the nomadic tribes who keep our traditional art cultures alive. In this research paper we have learned about the nomadic caste in detail. Points related to their education have also been taken into consideration. Because they are businessmen only. For this reason, I wanted to highlight the issue of their vocational education. And serious thinking has been shown regarding their sustainability. Nomadic castes are found in almost every state of India. Giving them education does not mean that they are away from their traditional things. Rather, education and sustainability of education is necessary to enhance their art. We have also seen some figures in the research paper. Like their communities and castes etc. There are approximately 60 million nomadic tribes and liberated tribes in India. These tribes are an integral part of the country and society. It is the duty of the society to protect them. Be it the government or the general society, no efforts are being made for their upliftment. The government is trying to some extent but this much effort is not effective. In this research paper, we have studied the stability of the nomadic caste-free caste in the society and their standard of living

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Dr.Pragya Tiwari, "A Study on the Nomadic Tribe's Efforts to Maintain Education in the Society (In the Context of Denotified and Nomadic Tribes)," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 8, no. 8, Aug 2024. https://doi.org/10.55041/IJSREM36918

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