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Case Studies | Sociology | India | Volume 13 Issue 6, June 2024 | Popularity: 6.4 / 10

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Tribal Women's Empowerment: Including the Voices of Marginalized

Ashwini Dharkar

Abstract: In the 75th year of independence, (also known as 'Amrit Kaal') nation is being run by a tribal woman - Ms. Draupadi Murmu, honorable president of India. Being tribal and reaching the pinnacle of success is a huge achievement. It would be interesting to find the scenario of tribal women?s empowerment in the country. This paper tries to (a) the meaning and significance of tribal women's empowerment (b) explore the current situation of tribal women's empowerment (3) a systematic analysis of Kinwat's Tribal Women?s current situation, status, and empowerment. Method: A review of the literature is the prime method of secondary data collection. The case study method is the source of primary data collection. In - depth case studies of 5 tribal females were conducted in Kinwat district, a remote area of the Marathwada region. The exploratory method is used to access the grassroots - level reality. Result: Tribal women are being aware of their rights and trying to use their power nowadays. One can see the efforts the government and society are making for the empowerment of tribal women. Yet there are many issues unstated, unresolved. Education and awareness programs can be helpful in this regard. A strong social security system seems the need of time.

Keywords: Tribal Women, Empowerment, Marathwada, Kinwat, Status of women, Development, Human Rights, Freedom, Education, Economy and Politics, Participation, Maharashtra

Edition: Volume 13 Issue 6, June 2024

Pages: 750 - 753

DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.21275/SR231215000034

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