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India said the report's claim about its Indigenous peoples was more administrative than rights‑based

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It presented statistics showing progress in land titles, housing, water, sanitation, health, and connectivity for tribal groups

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The country highlighted a decline in child marriage, increased school attendance, and a reduction in multidimensional poverty

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Summary

The government cited official data on land-title claims under the Forest Rights Act and highlighted constitutional protections for tribal communities

India also reaffirmed its commitment to end child marriage by 2030 and noted improvements in education, vaccination, and poverty reduction

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New Words to Learn

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Special Rapporteur
an independent expert appointed by the United Nations to investigate a specific issue
Forest Rights Act
Indian law that recognizes the rights of forest‑dwelling tribal communities to land and resources
multidimensional poverty
a way of measuring poverty that looks at many factors like health, education, and living standards
pluralism
the idea that many different cultures and peoples can live together peacefully
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