The Jarawa are an indigenous tribe living on the Andaman Islands, part of India. They are known for their unique culture and traditional way of life, relying on hunting and gathering for sustenance. The Jarawa have limited contact with the outside world, which has helped preserve their customs and language. The Indian government has established the Jarawa Tribal Reserve to protect their land and way of life. This reserve restricts outside access to ensure the tribe's safety and promote their well-being. Efforts are ongoing to balance the preservation of their culture with the need for development in the region.