In the Union Budget for the fiscal year 2025-26, the Indian government has significantly increased its allocation for tribal welfare schemes by 46%, bringing the total outlay to ₹14,926 crore.
This substantial increase underscores the government’s commitment to enhancing the socio-economic conditions of tribal communities across the country. The additional funds are expected to be directed towards various initiatives aimed at improving education, healthcare, infrastructure, and livelihood opportunities within tribal regions.
The enhanced budgetary allocation aligns with the broader objective of inclusive development, ensuring that the benefits of economic growth reach the marginalized sections of society. By focusing on tribal welfare, the government aims to bridge existing disparities and promote sustainable development in these communities.
This move has been widely appreciated by stakeholders and is seen as a positive step towards achieving social equity and empowering tribal populations.
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