14 Dec, 2023
The indigenous tribes of the Andaman Islands, such as the Great Andamanese, Onge, and Jarawa, have faced a decline in population and cultural assimilation due to external influences.
The Bo tribes of the Nicobar Islands have faced challenges, including the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami, which affected their population and traditional way of life.
The Korwa tribe in central India has faced challenges due to displacement and changes in their habitat, leading to a decline in their traditional lifestyle.
The Pardhan tribe in Maharashtra has seen a decrease in population and cultural changes, impacting their traditional practices.
The Onge people of the Andaman Islands are one of the smallest and most vulnerable tribes, facing a decline in population and cultural erosion.
The Paliyan tribe in the Western Ghats region has seen a decrease in population and traditional practices.