Kerala’s Wayanad becomes first district in country to provide basic documents to all tribal people

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Category : National Published on: January 23 2023

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Wayanad becomes the first district in the country to provide basic documents and facilities such as Aadhaar cards, ration cards, birth/death certificates, election ID cards, bank accounts and health insurance to all tribe’s people.
The drive was launched in November 2021 at Thondarnadu grama panchayat.
Apart from the basic documents, other services such as income certificates, ownership certificates, age certificates, and applications for new pensions are also provided at the camps.

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Kerala’s Wayanad becomes first district in country to provide basic documents to all tribal people