Main problems and issues of Tribal Sub Plan
As a fact there are innumberable problems in the region but the roots of these problems are un awareness and disunity including lack of peoples genuine organisations. The political leaders, people exploit the common man due to above mentioned weaknesses. Due to these weaknesses of the common people, the anti social elements exploit them and indulge them in castism, communilism and regionalism.

Hence all the problems including under mentioned problems are required to view and review in the same perspective.
1.Low literacy, specially among tribal women which is less then 1% in some tribal blocks like Kotra.
2.Social drawbacks like death feast, bride price, wine drinking, revenging tradition.
3.Backwardness including blind faiths, fatalism, untouchability and communalism.
4.In adequate employment opportunities in the region which resulted migration.
5.Agricultural dependency on rain falls due to lack of irrigation resources.
6.Forest land encroachments and deforestation practices.
7.Red tapism and corruption in all Govt. departments including Panchayati Raj.
8.Low productivity of ag. Land and milky cattle due to use of old traditional systems.
9.In efficient and corrupt local leadership.
10.Low and ineffective health care and drinking water facilities.
11.In adequate education, electricity, transport, childcare, communication and animal care facilities.
12.In adequate rehabilitation structure for child labour.
13.Lack of aged, handicapped, widows and local traders regarding financial needs.
14.Greater dependency of money landers and local traders regarding financial needs.
15.Impractical forest laws regarding collection of tendu leaves and minor forest produces.
16.Complete lacking of hygienic system and sanitation facilities.
17.Low wages specially during famine relief period.
18.Partial selection of an eligible poor families in BPL or in other relief and welfare schemes. Only BPL families are eligible to get any Govt. benefits.
19.Lack of labour organisations (unions) in un organised sector like mining, agriculture farms, construction projects, forest works, business centres and hotels etc.
20.Lack of environment of population control and immunisation.
21.Lack of cooperatives and banking facilities which badly affect economical status of villagers.
22.Encroachment trends on the land of general public interests including pasture land due to loose and corrupt administration.