Tribal Development and Security
Tribal regions often overlap with Left Wing Extremism (LWE)-affected areas, where underdevelopment, displacement, and governance gaps have fuelled alienation and insurgency. A development-led security approach is central to stabilising these regions.
Addressing Displacement and Alienation
- Land and Resource Conflicts: Mining, dams, and infrastructure projects have led to displacement without adequate rehabilitation, creating distrust toward the state.
- Weak implementation of the Forest Rights Act, 2006 has aggravated grievances.
- Loss of Livelihood and Identity: Disruption of forest-based economies undermines traditional livelihoods.
- Cultural alienation fosters support for extremist narratives.
- Governance Deficits: Limited access to healthcare, education, and administration leads to state absence perception.
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