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[title] => STRATEGY WITH EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND DEFORESTATION OF BHILALA TRIBES IN MELGHAT REGION OF VIDARBHA
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[author] => Pallavi Dhanajay Ingole , Dr.A.D.Chauhan
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[abstract] => Tribal society is a primitive society of man. Most of the states are having the various types of tribal communities in India.According to George Peter Murdock, tribe is a social group in which there are many clans, nomadic bands, villages or other sub-groups which usually have a definite geographical area, a separate language, a singular and distinct culture and either a common political organization or at least a feeling of common determination against the strangers.
As defined in the Imperial Gazette of India, ‘A tribe is a collection of families bearing a common name, speaking a common dialect, occupying or professing to occupy a common territory and is usually not endogamous, though originally it might have been so.â€
According to Bogardus, “The tribal group is based on the need for protection on ties of blood relationship and on the strength of a common religion.â€
The tribe is a group of persons having a common definite territory, common dialect, common name, common religion and a common culture. They are united by blood relationship and have a peculiar political organization.
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