Gajapati District of Odisha presented how the adivasis remain illiterate and considered stupid in the eyes of other cultured people. They emphasized that the medium of learning so called language is the problem in our education system for Tribals. They are forced to learn in a foreign language(Odiya). They call it as foreign language because it is same as any foreign language for them. They pleaded before the Juries for having education in their mother tongue.
Born Marginalized, Raised Marginalized: A Future Already Decided
The Circle That Never Breaks: Why Tribal Marginalization Still Continues It has been more than a century—generation after generation—yet the tribal people of our country continue to live on the margins of development. Governments have spent enormous sums in the name of tribal upliftment. Schemes are launched, funds are allocated, reports are published. But if one stands in a tribal village today and compares it with the life of their grandparents or great-grandparents, the painful truth emerges: nothing has fundamentally changed. The grandfather was marginalized. The father remained marginalized. And the child, with all signs, is being prepared—slowly and silently—to inherit the same fate. The Evidence Lies in Everyday Life Despite the vocabulary of “development” floating around them, tribals continue to depend on the system for survival, not empowerment. Consider these everyday realities: 1. Education without elevation The schools exist, the teachers are paid, the child...
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