Perception of Wayanad Tribes in Karnataka Regarding the Livelihood Problems
Author : Sangeetha Jose 1
Date of Publication :30th December 2020
Abstract: The paper quest to examine the Social, Economical and political factors affecting the tribes of Wayanad district, who were working in different parts of Karnataka state. Tribal population is the endemic occupants of India who have been way of life depend on the natural environment. The planned actions for the development of these governments have had only outmost impetus on their socio-economic status in spite of the miscellaneous welfare procedures and constitutional protection
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