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MANYA
RAHINI BANSAL
SHAENA
AYATEE

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The Jarawas ( Jarawa tribe people ) live in South and Mid part of Andaman & Nicober islands in India.
Their present number is 250-400 individuales which is very close to their extinction.
The language they speak is Ongan language.

- Shaena Sharma VII:B

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Their main occupation is hunting and gathering the fruits and other things. They never depend on others or on the Government subsidy of any kind. They hunt in the sea and in the forests for their feeding.They do not like to wear the city clothes.

(they are always ready to attack people who are outsiders)

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The Jarwa tribe hunt for food.They eat seafood like turtle ,fish,mollusks, dugongs etc.

They also kill wild animals with their bows and arrows for example-wild boars,pigs,chicken etc.

They also gather fruits, wild roots, tubers and honey.

A study of their nutrition and health found their ‘nutritional status’ was ‘optimal’.

MANYA RAWAL 7B

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Though the Jarawas didn't use any apparel to cover their bodies, but recently some of them use clothes occasionally, collected from different sources.

Some of them collect clothes not for the purpose of wearing them, but to make ornaments from the threads.

Ornaments of the Jarawas are divided into two types- permanent and temporary.
Permanent- Made out of shell and cotton threads or wool.
Temporary- Made out of flowers, fruits and tender seasonal leaves. (mostly named after the plants from which the materials are collected)

The Jarawas, both men and women of all age groups, decorate their face and body with clay.

- Ayatee Chaudhry VII-B

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1) The Jarawa tribe people live in Andaman and Nicobar islands for more than 2 millenia's ( millenia- A period of thousand years ).

2) The road that cuts through their territory brings thousands of outsiders, including tourists, into their land. Most tourists treat the Jarawa like animas in a safari park.

3)The jarawa tribe are afraid from "the outside people" because they abuse them.

MANYA
RAHINI BANSAL
SHAENA
AYATEE

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Q)HOW OUR CONSTITUTION PROTECT THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT OF SUCH TRIBES ?

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Q)HOW OUR CONSTITUTION PROTECT THE FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT OF SUCH TRIBES ?

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Indeed, the Indian Constitution is supposed to protect tribal interests. Tribal in India are also protected under the PESA Act that was in acted on December 24, 1996 to enable tribal self rule in these areas.

Article 46 of the Constitution provides that the State shall promote with special care the educational and economic interests of the weaker sections of the society and in particular, of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes and shall protect them from social injustice and all forms of exploitation.

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