DR. B.R AMBEDKAR’S VISION ON TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT- AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

DR. B.R AMBEDKAR’S VISION ON TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT- AN HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

Mrs. R.VIMALA

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

VELS SCHOOL OF LAW

VELS Institute of Science and Technology and Advanced Studies

VISTAS

MAIL ID:- Vimala.law@velsuniv.ac.in

ABSTRACT

The contribution of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar to the growth of the tribal community is the main subject of the current historical study. The stealth of the Aryans forced the tribal community to retreat into the forest. They consequently lost their ability to handle life's obstacles. Indigenous communities were so thoroughly deprived and taken advantage of that they were unable to advance socially or intellectually. The community's hopes for economic and political advancement were thus buried and forced to live in the forest. Due to industrialization and globalisation, forests were cleared for development. As a result, interactions between the tribal communities and other social groups in the society were inevitable. It is significant to highlight that, despite their lack in certain areas, such as technology, education, and investment, the people of these tribal communities lead independent lives.Globalisation and industrialization caused forests to be cleared for development. It was therefore inevitable that the tribal communities would interact with other social groups within the society. It is important to emphasise that the residents of these tribal communities lead independent lives despite their lack of access to certain resources, including technology, education, and capital.

Keywords: Globalisation, Indigenous, Tribal Community, Social Groups