Law and social justice to scheduled tribes vis-a-vis constitution of India and social inclusion in Goa

Abstract

This paper attempts to highlight the lack of tribal development as well as legal attention through governance in the state of Goa. It has developed in a conceptual model of inclusive framework based on survey. A survey of 50 households in Tiswadi taluka in North Goa District, it has been observed that the tribal people face various problems. These have been analyzed. The socio-economic conditions of about 60 percent of the tribal populations is very weak, pointing the degree of low social-economic development. This paper also takes into account the constitutional rights of scheduled tribes. It tries to find out accessibility of social justice to Scheduled tribes and the concluding effect and state's initiative on essential welfare policy programmes through the enactment.