Urbanization and displacement are not major challenges faced by tribal communities in India. In fact, many tribal communities are struggling to preserve their traditional way of life in the face of rapid urbanization.

According to the 2011 census, 8.6% of the total population in India belongs to tribal communities.

Migration to urban areas is not a major socio-economic issue faced by tribal communities in India. In fact, many tribal communities are struggling to preserve their traditional way of life in the face of rapid urbanization.

All of the above factors contribute to the high rates of illiteracy and lack of education among tribal communities in India.

Access to modern education and technology is not a major cultural challenge faced by tribal communities in India. In fact, many tribal communities are embracing modern education and technology to improve their lives and preserve their cultural heritage.

All of the above factors contribute to the political marginalization and lack of representation of tribal communities in India.

Increased access to education and healthcare is not a major challenge faced by tribal communities in India in the context of climate change. In fact, many tribal communities are working to adapt to climate change and protect their traditional way of life.

All of the above factors contribute to the high rates of poverty and economic disparities among tribal communities in India.

Improved access to education and healthcare is not a major challenge faced by tribal communities in India in the context of globalization. In fact, many tribal communities are working to adapt to globalization and protect their traditional way of life.

All of the above factors contribute to the high rates of discrimination and social exclusion faced by tribal communities in India.

Improved housing and sanitation conditions are not a major challenge faced by tribal communities in India in the context of urbanization. In fact, many tribal communities are working to adapt to urbanization and improve their living conditions.

All of the above factors contribute to the high rates of migration from tribal areas to urban centers in India.

Improved access to education and healthcare is not a major challenge faced by tribal communities in India in the context of development projects. In fact, many tribal communities are working to ensure that development projects benefit their communities and protect their traditional way of life.

All of the above factors contribute to the high rates of environmental degradation and pollution in tribal areas in India.

Increased access to education and healthcare is not a major challenge faced by tribal communities in India in the context of climate change. In fact, many tribal communities are working to adapt to climate change and protect their traditional way of life.