This research paper examines the socioeconomic aspects and Bhil tribe culture in Sitapuri Panchayat, Manawar Block, Dhar District. The study focuses on understanding the social, and cultural dimensions of the village. It explores the demographic composition, caste and religion dynamics, education scenario, language usage, family structure, health dimension, and cultural practices prevalent in the community. The findings reveal that Sitapuri village faces challenges in terms of educational infrastructure, with a low literacy rate and limited access to higher secondary schools. Migration for employment and seasonal work contribute to high dropout rates among students. Gender discrimination is observed, where girls are often engaged in household chores and prioritized for early marriages. Traditional institutions such as temples and rituals play a significant role in the cultural fabric of the village, including the worship of specific trees and belief in superstitions. The study highlights the health dimension, emphasizing the limited availability of medical facilities in the village and the dependence on nearby towns for healthcare services. Festivals such as Ghanghor, Makar Sankranti, Holi, and Diwali hold cultural significance and are celebrated with unique customs and traditions, fostering community cohesion. Understanding the socioeconomic conditions and cultural practices of the Bhil tribe in Sitapuri Panchayat is crucial for identifying development issues and formulating strategies for upliftment. The research paper provides valuable insights into the challenges faced by the community and emphasizes the need for targeted interventions in education, healthcare, infrastructure, and gender equality. By addressing these issues, sustainable development can be fostered, leading to improved livelihoods and overall well-being in Sitapuri village and similar contexts.