Routes From Roots

  Time, needs, and desires of today's generation, whether simple or complex humans are changing on a daily basis. The tribal culture is diminishing as a result of modernization, deforestation, starvation, and other factors. According to Smt. Jyoti Rajak, Interestingly, but unfortunately, anthropologists, sociologists, social workers, administrators, and other professionals who have worked with tribes and their problems on a theoretical or practical level are still not on the same wavelength when it comes to the concept and definition of their subject. For example, from 1917 to the 1931 census, the nomenclature referring to tribes underwent successive modifications, primarily involving changes in descriptive adjectives such as "aboriginal" or "depressed classes." These qualifying adjectives were dropped by the 1941 Census, a practice that continued after independence with the adoption of the concept of scheduled tribes or assimilation. Bidu Busan Das (2015)