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The Bhils of Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Rajasthan and Maharashtra are being fatally affected by a deadly disease called Tuberculosis, commonly called T.B. in Bhili the language of the Bhils. The state Governments of the Bhilanchal region, are calm and cool about it, as the fatal disease is spreading widely, day by day in more and more families and the whole of countryside of Bhilanchal. The main reasons for the spread of this deadly disease is malnutrition among the Bhil children, heavy physical works with lesser wages, spurious liquor, for the adult Bhils in the various states and work sites they migrate in large percentage from their tribal habitats in Bhilanchal or in their own home places. Some social workers who have close connections with the Bhils of Jhabua, that some 25% to 30% of the Bhagoria Bhils are affected by T.B.
A senior doctor working in the Bhil region of Bajana (Ratlam District of MP) has observed that some 80% of the Bhils are affected by this disease or some other, for which nothing is being done on large or small scale by the responsible agencies.
UNICEF has offered its valuable help, but as usual it does not reach out to the poor Adivasis or tribals and no one is there to fight for their basic and most basic human rights for survival, since it appears that the vested interests want them to vanish from the face of the earth. Since no employment is available at home, the Bhils of Bhilanchal migrate in large numbers, to the places of work in far away places, from where bring back home diseases they contacted, developed or inherited likeTuberculosis, HIV, AIDS, Cancer, malnutrition, sexually transferable diseases such as S.T.I, etc and the Governments at home ignore their cure. The NGOs at home are certainly enjoy their developmental funds received in the forms of tribal projects with no intentions of their tribal development, but for lavishly maintaining their own life styles which has become a fashion or standard of life based on the tribal funds in Bhilanchal.
Now the among social workers, NGOs, tribal developmental workers, including the missionaries run organizations, Adivasi Seva or tribal service has spread like the diseases mentioned above. They are prospering very well on the tribal funds for the decades. And the tribals have remained stagnated and deprived at home, with no hope for the tribal development. In such a lethargic and hope-less situation, is there any cure for both....?
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Author Bio
Adivasikaran means that tribal/Adivasis while remaining rooted to their cultural heritage, society, innovate them and work towards tribal human rights, their civil liberties, higher education of the tribal/Adivasi youth, sharing of their glorious tribal history, their innate values, fostering their ethnic solidarity,contributing in national building thus integrate themselves in the main stream of India as dignified citizens, integral part of the country and Adivasi groups.
http://www.humanrightsindia.net
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SUBLIME VALUES OF ADIVASI INDIA
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The prehistoric or the ancient India was the land of Adivasis or indigenous peoples of Indian sub-continent, who in the course of time till today were invaded, won over, enslaved greatly sansrkitised. The sublime values those are in India, are large...
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Mahipal Bhuriya
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27 Jul 09
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Values
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MAMA BALESHWAR DAYAL
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Bhil Seva (social service) they are enhancing financially, socially and other ways their own life, family and society. But non like Mama Baleshwar Dayal, a frail Brahman but was ever young and energetic to walk on all the paths, fields, rivulets ...
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Mahipal Bhuriya
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08 Jun 09
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Values
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