Comparative study of socio-economic status, educational aspirations and vocational interest of tribal and non-tribal students"(Hindi)

Abstract

The number of people belonging to Scheduled Tribes is high in Madhya Pradesh and they are scattered all over the region of the state. The state government has made financial arrangements for their educational development and such arrangements

That is, education facilities should be available at every level. Those tribes have been deprived of facilities since ancient times and this is also the reason for their backwardness.

According to ancient texts, people of tribal tribes did not have the right to get education and this is also a major reason for their backwardness. This can be clearly understood from the example of Ekalavya in ancient texts like Mahamaya.

Forest areas were their main habitat and even today these tribes live in rural areas close to forests, away from the glare of modernity and cities. That is why Shijle and Vyakar Baba called them 'forest caste' in March 1964. Their daily routine is still based on ancient culture, hence eating non-vegetarian food is a normal thing for these tribes. Many tribes manage their food by hunting wild animals.

53 Schedule in Madhya Pradesh. The tribes were accepted in 90-91. Betul district of Madhya Pradesh mainly has the largest number of Gath Korku tribes. Except the northern part of the state, the population of Goth people is found in more than half of these tribes, prominent in the areas of Hoshangabad, Chhindwara, Balaghat and Bastar. These tribes like to live in the shelter of nature, on a mountain or near a river. This tribe is settled far away in the forests, away from the roads. Natural life is their ideal life.