Scheduled Tribes (ST) are specific groups of indigenous people recognized by the government of India. They are identified in the Constitution of India and are provided with certain rights and privileges to promote their social and economic development. STs often have distinct cultures, languages, and traditions that set them apart from the mainstream population. The classification of STs aims to address historical injustices and ensure that these communities receive adequate representation and support. Various government schemes and policies are designed to improve their access to education, healthcare, and employment opportunities, helping to uplift their living standards and preserve their unique cultural heritage.