| 1. Employment Opportunities for 5 Lakh Families | ||
| Creation of more employment through productivity enhancement in agricultural sector | ||
| Increase in animal husbandry and dairy-based activities | ||
| Quality skill training for tribal youth | ||
| Development of modern, scientific and technical facilities and linking the tribal youth to them for increased livelihood opportunities | ||
| Preference to women-headed households | ||
| 2. Quality of Education and Higher Education | ||
| Higher secondary schools for science in each taluka | ||
| Provision for enrolling 1000 students in nationally recognized residential schools and creating a talent pool for tribals | ||
| Navodaya or Eklavya type residential school in each tribal taluka and making them comparable with quality urban schools | ||
| Establishment of 100 additional hostels for college students | ||
| Establishment of Arts, Science and Commerce colleges to cover remote and left out talukas | ||
| Establishment of excellent academic units including engineering and medical colleges, polytechnics, nursing colleges and ITI colleges | ||
| 3. Economic Development | ||
| Annual allocation of Rs. 1 crore per taluka for development of identified economic activities through a cluster-based approach and market linkages | ||
| Linking remote tribal areas to nearby economic centres through development of basic infrastructure and facilities such as roads, water supply, irrigation and continuous power supply in all tribal areas | ||
| Value addition to local natural resources for higher returns to tribal families | ||
| 4. Health | ||
| Benefits of Chiranjeevi Yojana to all ST families | ||
| Annual health check-up programmes for all ST families | ||
| Financial assistance to BPL families in case of heart surgery | ||
| Special drive for tackling endemic diseases such as sickle cell anaemia, leptospirosis, etc | ||
| Special drive for tackling endemic diseases such as sickle cell anaemia, leptospirosis, etc | ||
| 5. Housing | ||
| Housing for all ST families within the next five years | ||
| 6. Safe Drinking Water | ||
| All ST families to get safe, assured and adequate drinking water within the next five years | ||
| At least 25% of the ST population to get access to piped water supply | ||
| 7. Irrigation | ||
| Emphasis on group irrigation schemes | ||
| Creation of water conservation structures on watershed basis | ||
| Creation of more checkdams in tribal areas | ||
| Subsidy to BPL families for individual facilities such as oil engines, etc | ||
| Financial and technical assistance for promoting drip irrigation | ||
| 8. Universal Electrification | ||
| Electrification to all hitherto uncovered hamlets | ||
| Alternative arrangements through solar energy for remote and dispersed hamlets | ||
| Free electrification to all BPL families | ||
| 9. All-Weather Road Connectivity | ||
| 9. All-Weather Road Connectivity | ||
| All hamlets with population of less than 250 to be connected by roads | ||
| Special drive for repairing existing roads in tribal areas | ||
| 10. Urban Development | ||
| Development of 13 tribal towns to act as growth engines | ||
| All tribal talukas to get broadband connectivity within next five years | ||