The Jarawa People are an indigenous tribe residing on the Andaman Islands in India. They are known for their unique culture, language, and traditional way of life, which includes hunting and gathering. The Jarawa have lived in isolation for thousands of years, maintaining their customs and connection to the land. Their territory is part of the Jarawa Tribal Reserve, which was established to protect their way of life from outside influences. The Indian government has implemented regulations to limit contact with the Jarawa, aiming to preserve their culture and ensure their survival in a rapidly changing world.