Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurates National Tribal Research Institute at capital Delhi

New Delhi, Jun 7: Union Minister for Home and Cooperation, Amit Shah inaugurated the National Institute of Tribal Research in New Delhi today (Jun 7). There are many Tribal Research Institutes in the country, but there was no national link connecting many diversities of tribal society and the institute is being built according to the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

 

 

 

 

On the occasion, Home Minister Amit Shah said PM Narendra Modi also announced and celebrated Tribal Pride Day for the first time after Independence. As the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Narendra Modi started such a scheme in the form of Vanbandhu Kalyan Yojana for the overall development of tribal society, which led to parallel development of individuals, villages and regions. The minister said, the tribal society cannot develop unless there is complete development of the individual, the village and the region.

 

 

 

 

 

Home Minister said there are many tribal traditional laws in the country related to water, forests, land, education, health, art, culture, language and tradition, which need research. Any tribal welfare law cannot be implemented without harmonizing these laws with the current law. Research on all these subjects can be only done at the national level and this research will also get national recognition.

 

 

Amit Shah said the institute will conduct research and evaluation on various subjects, training of employees and capacity building of other institutions, will also collect data and will also promote good practices to increase confidence. It will also work to popularize tribal festivals by giving them a modern outlook, while preserving their original spirit.