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This research paper explores the systemic barriers that tribal communities in India face in accessing healthcare services. Despite constitutional safeguards and targeted programs, these communities continue to encounter significant obstacles rooted in socio-economic disadvantages, geographical isolation, and institutional discrimination. This study examines the extent of healthcare disparities affecting India's tribal populations, identifying critical gaps in service delivery and the socio-cultural dynamics that exacerbate exclusion. The study proposes a multi-faceted approach to reform, emphasizing community engagement, enhanced accountability of healthcare providers, and the integration of traditional tribal healthcare practices with mainstream medical services.
Adhyan Dhingra (2024) studied this question.