Tribal communities are guardians of nature and ancient wisdom, says Pawan Kalyan
In a social media post, the Deputy Chief Minister said this year’s theme honoured indigenous midwives, and cited Adavi Thalli Baata and improved connectivity to remote habitations among the government’s measures for tribal welfare
Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan has praised tribal communities as guardians of nature and ancient wisdom on the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples. In a social media post, Kalyan highlighted the forests' protection of tribal communities for generations, and the communities' return role in preserving nature, culture, and ancient wisdom.
He expressed gratitude to the tribal people, stating that their affection and trust have bolstered his commitment to their welfare. The Deputy Chief Minister also discussed the government's efforts to ensure development reaches every tribal family while preserving their identity and traditions through measures such as Adavi Thalli Baata, improved connectivity, livelihood opportunities, and stronger forest and wildlife protection.
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