New Delhi, June 18: President Droupadi Murmu lauded India’s tribal communities for their deep-rooted connection with nature and their commitment to preserving human values, emphasizing their vital role in promoting sustainable living and cultural heritage.
Speaking at a recent event, the President highlighted that tribal societies have long demonstrated a balanced and respectful relationship with the environment, offering valuable lessons in conservation, community living, and responsible resource use.
President Murmu noted that tribal traditions embody principles of coexistence, mutual respect, and social harmony, which remain highly relevant in today’s rapidly changing world. She emphasized that their indigenous knowledge systems and cultural practices contribute significantly to environmental stewardship and biodiversity conservation.
The President also underscored the importance of empowering tribal communities through education, healthcare, livelihood opportunities, and inclusive development initiatives while preserving their unique cultural identities.
Calling tribal communities an integral part of India’s social and cultural fabric, President Murmu urged society to recognize and learn from their sustainable way of life and enduring human values.
The remarks reaffirm the government’s commitment to the welfare, empowerment, and holistic development of tribal populations while celebrating their contributions to the nation’s heritage and environmental sustainability.
