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The living standard of the tribals is changing fast, and hence non-communicable diseases are also increasing among them, she noted.

The commitee recommended changes in law to prevent further alienation of tribals and give them greater control over resources.

Tribals are deprived of basic needs of water, health, education, housing and sanitation in the hamlets in Mumbai and Thane districts.

Chairing a meeting on tribal welfare here, PM Modi described the tribal communities as a great force for national development.

Government will prepare a roadmap for improving access of tribal children to food, health and sanitation in view of high level of stunting.

Bang said health facilities do not reach the tribals, despite the government making a provision of Rs 5,000 crore for the same.