A Comparative Study on Social Behavior of Tribes and Non Tribes in ITDA Paderu by Using Network Science

This research paper focuses on the challenges faced by tribes in Andhra Pradesh, India, and proposes a methodology to understand their socioeconomic culture, land distribution patterns, and network structures. The study highlights the importance of land for tribal communities and the issues they encounter, such as poverty, health, education, and exploitation. It explores the impact of globalization and liberalization policies on tribes and emphasizes the need for government intervention to improve their quality of life. The proposed methodology involves analyzing land distribution patterns in a tribal family and using graph theory models to study different networks representing tribes living in different areas. The analysis aims to provide insights into the behavior and characteristics of these groups and extract useful information to address their problems effectively. The research also examines the implementation of government schemes in tribal areas and aims to find solutions without encroaching on government lands. The findings of this study highlight the significance of understanding land ownership patterns and network structures to develop appropriate strategies for tribal development. The research contributes to a better understanding of the challenges faced by tribes and emphasizes the role of leadership, traditional conflict resolution methods, and government support in improving the socio-economic conditions of tribal communities.