₹4.31 Crore Scholarships and Heritage Museum Drive Tribal Empowerment in Hyderabad
The Government of India is supporting tribal empowerment in Hyderabad and Secunderabad through ₹4.31 crore scholarships and the Ramji Gond Tribal Freedom Fighter Museum.
Hyderabad | December 2025 The Government of India, under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, is strengthening efforts to empower tribal communities in Hyderabad and Secunderabad through focused initiatives in education, heritage preservation, and inclusive development.
₹4.31 Crore Post-Matric Scholarships for Tribal Students
As part of its commitment to educational inclusion, the Centre has provided ₹4.31 crore under the Post-Matric Scholarship scheme to support students from tribal communities. The financial assistance aims to improve access to higher education, reduce dropouts, and enable students to pursue academic and professional opportunities.
Officials said the scholarship support is playing a key role in enhancing educational outcomes among Scheduled Tribe students in the region.
Ramji Gond Tribal Freedom Fighter Museum in Hyderabad
In addition to education, the government is also promoting cultural recognition and historical awareness through the Ramji Gond Tribal Freedom Fighter Museum in Hyderabad. The museum honours the contributions of tribal freedom fighters and showcases tribal history, culture, and traditions.
The initiative reflects the government’s broader effort to preserve tribal heritage while ensuring that the contributions of tribal leaders and communities are acknowledged in India’s freedom movement.
Focus on Inclusive Growth
Together, these initiatives underline the Centre’s approach to inclusive development, combining education, cultural preservation, and opportunity creation for tribal communities. The government continues to emphasise empowerment through targeted welfare schemes and heritage-based institutions.