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Tribal Families Migrate to Bengaluru and Kerala Due to Food Kit Distribution Delays

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Tribal families are migrating from tribal settlements in Mysuru and Chamarajanagar districts, seeking alternative sources of livelihood. This movement is prompted by the failure of the Integrated Tribal Development Project to distribute food kits for the past eight months. The delay is attributed to the tribal affairs department’s inability to finalize the tender process at the state level on time.

From indiatimes.com

Why it matters

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The migration affects over 21,000 tribal families who are part of the larger Integrated Tribal Development Project. The failure of the food kit distribution system puts pressure on the resources of the destination areas, including Bengaluru and Kerala.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • KeralaIndian state receiving migrant influx
  • BengaluruDestination city receiving migrant influx
  • MangaluruCoastal city receiving migrant influx

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