A Case Study of Demographic Profile of Tribals in Gondia District

Year : 2025 | Volume : 14 | Issue : 03 | Page : 24 31
    By

    Dr. Lalitkumar G. Thakur,

  1. Head & Assistant Professor, [Department of Geography] S. Chandra Mahila Mahavidyalaya,, Amgaon District-Gondia (MS), India

Abstract

The Tribals for centuries lived in segregation and had constrained contact with other social orders. Social Researchers have examined broadly the Social, Social and Financial life of the Tribals. But small endeavor has been made to consider the tribals statistic circumstance. In later a long time in any case there’s a developing stretch on considering population by locales, ethnic groups. Such studies will no doubt help the academicians and the policy planners in formulating development programmes to improve the quality life of the communities, especially of these which are at the lower stage of development. In this paper an endeavor has been made to delineate the population profile of plan tribe population of Gondia Area of Maharashtra. The Tribals for centuries lived in confinement and had constrained contact with other social orders. As the name of the District itself clears the major community inhibiting from the past is Gond and the region was ruled by Gond Kingdom.  That time larger part of the locale was secured with thick woodland and local population was basically Gond Tribe.

Keywords: Tribal, Demography, Kingdom, Social, Gond Kingdom

[This article belongs to Research & Reviews : Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology ]

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Dr. Lalitkumar G. Thakur. A Case Study of Demographic Profile of Tribals in Gondia District. Research & Reviews : Journal of Agricultural Science and Technology. 2025; 14(03):24-31.
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Volume 14
Issue 03
Received 10/07/2025
Accepted 30/07/2025
Published 20/08/2025
Publication Time 41 Days
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