April 10, 2017 at 9:30 pm

The world has come together, yet isolated tribes still manage to live apart from globalized society. According to international organisations, more than 100 tribes are sprinkled across the world. They are majorly out of contact and maintain their own ways of life. Things we do in the name of development, such as clearing out forests, might mean destruction for them.

April 13, 2017 at 2:12 pm

I agree with you, @Barnali Sarkar. There are many tribes still living in their ancient old traditions without the huss and fuss of the modern city life. They have refused to come up to the urbanization and yet peacefully living there in the forest with the mother nature.

A long back ago I saw a documentary on my local channel which was about the tribes living in Andaman and Nicobar islands. In that, they described the tribes as rude and they don’t welcome humans from entering into their area and they kill who enters there if they don’t like that. While some are friendly others weren’t. I saw that show when I was in school and I barely remember the details.

The thing is if they are not willing to change themselves and come to our world we should respect their feelings and let them live. Destroying forests and their culture and habitat is simply inhuman. Even though they are tribes they are human beings too. We should have some humanity on them and raise our voice against the people who harm them.