President Murmu became emotional in Jamshedpur. Central government opened the safe for the most backward groups of tribals.

News India Live, Digital Desk: Today, on 30 December 2025, when President Draupadi Murmu stepped on the soil of Jamshedpur, every corner of Kolhan echoed with slogans of Jai-Johar. For the President, this is not just a formal official visit, but a way to connect with his roots from where he started his journey. But there is a much bigger goal hidden behind this emotional meeting. Complete upliftment of tribals.

Big gift for PVTG community
It has often been seen that amid mainstream development, some tribal groups remain those who need the most help. these PVTG (Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups) It is said. This time the special emphasis of the President is on these ‘most backward among the most backward’ groups. During the talks in Jamshedpur, it was confirmed that there will be no reduction in their health, education and housing in the upcoming budget.

Help money will reach the account directly
The plan is to eliminate middlemen in delivering aid to these communities. President Murmu has always advocated that the benefits of development reach the last mile. The government for this Janman (PM-JANMAN) Further expanding the scope of such schemes, a large part of the budget has been earmarked for tribal dominated states like Jharkhand.

Efforts for change at grassroots level
Not just tall talks, but a blueprint has been drawn to provide pucca roads, electricity and most importantly ‘pure drinking water’ to every village. During this visit to Jamshedpur, the President also met some Self-Help Groups (SHGs), which made it clear that now tribal women will not be limited to homes only, but will become financially strong by becoming entrepreneurs.

hope for a bright future
Today is also a special day because 2026 is about to come, and the President’s visit to Jharkhand at this last stage of the year gives the message that the tribal society of the state is the most important page of the main development story of the country. The real objective of this Yatra is to protect the rights of the tribals and provide them modern facilities along with respect for their water, forests and land.

The journey ended with the hope that this glow of Jamshedpur will reach every tribal village of Jharkhand in the coming days.