INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR
On
Aadiwasi Tribes of India : Challenges & Possibilities
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AUGUST 9-10, 2016
Prof. H.S.Rathore
Head
Department of Political Science
Dr. Janak Singh Meena
Seminar Director &
Secretary M.V.Sansthan
ORGANIZED BY
Department of Political Science, JNV University Jodhpur
& M.V. SANSTHAN Jodhpur
Aadiwasi Tribes of India : Challenges and Possibilities
Adivasis are some of the earliest inhabitants of the sub-continent and once inhabited much greater
areas than at present. However little is known of their history although it appears that many were
pushed into the hill areas after the invasions of the Indo-Aryan tribes 3,000 years ago. Tribals were not
integrated into Hindu caste society; they stood outside it but nevertheless there were many points of
contact. Tribal religious beliefs contain many aspects of Hinduism (and vice-versa); Tribals traded
with settled villages on the plains and sometimes paid tribute to Hindu rulers. In turn some Tribal
rulers conquered and ruled over non-tribals and some Tribals permanently settled and entered caste
society.
The Scheduled Tribe groups who were identified as more isolated from the wider community
and who maintain a distinctive cultural identity have been categorized as 'Particularly Vulnerable
Tribal Groups' (PTGs) previously known as Primitive Tribal Groups) by the Government at the
Centre. So far seventy-five tribal communities have been identified as 'particularly vulnerable tribal
groups' in different States of India. These hunting, food-gathering, and some agricultural communities,
have been identified as less acculturated tribes among the tribal population groups and in need of
special programmes for their sustainable development. The tribes are awakening and demanding their
rights for special reservation quota for them.
There are reservations for the Scheduled Tribes in legislatures in the central and the state
governments. In the two houses of Parliament, the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha, 7% of the seats are
reserved for Scheduled Tribe members and similar representation occurs in the state assemblies in
proportion to the percentage of Scheduled Tribes in the state’s population. However since the
“Scheduled Tribe” voters are always a minority (except in the north-eastern states where they are a
numerical majority) in the reserved constituencies and in the assemblies as a whole, favorable
legislation can be blocked by vested interests. Furthermore the system does not encourage Scheduled
Tribe organization by separate parties but facilitates organization and representation by the major
parties, especially the Congress Party which has been in a dominant position since independence.
Governments normally have Scheduled Tribe Ministers and sometimes Cabinet Ministers but to date
in peninsula India there has been only one Chief Minister from a Scheduled Tribe (in Gujarat)
although in the five predominantly Tribal north-eastern states the Chief Minister invariably comes
from a Scheduled Tribe.
Sub themes of the International Seminar are as followings :
1. History of Aadiwasi Tribes
2. Characteristics of Indigenous People
3. Tribes of India – Existence, Nuxalite, Terrorism,
4. Social, Economic status of Tribes in India
5. Cultural property of Aadiwasis
6. Natural Resources and tribes
7. Administrative and Political Participation in politics & decision making
8. Constitutional Provisions : Status & Direction
9. Health, Education & Human Development status of Aadiwasis
10. Religious status of Tribes
11. Status of welfare schemes running for tribes
12. Impact of globalization, Privatization & Liberalization
13. Literature of tribes
14. Notable Adivasis : Freedom movement, Politics & Social service, Art,
Administration, Sports, Military, Adivasi sants
15. Any other topic related to theme.
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Abstract Submission Deadline :
July 31, 2016
Full Paper Submission Deadline :
August 05, 2016
Call for Paper : Papers are invited for this International Seminar. The paper givers are suggested to send their
abstracts and full paper by E-mail at the following address [email protected] . Full papers will be
published in edited book with ISBN .
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Prof. Y.R.Meena (JNVU)
D.S.Verma (M.V.S.)
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Dr.Dinesh Gehlot
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