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Tribal students to launch 180-km march to Mumbai on September 28 over poor residential school facilities

Summary by The Hindu
Key demands include resignation of Maharashtra Tribal Development Minister Ashok Uike, transfer of Tribal Development Department’s Secretary and Commissioner and basic facilities in tribal schools and hostels

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A long march by tribal students from Nashik to the Raj Bhavan in Mumbai began on September 28. Student organizations and opposition parties across the state are on the streets demanding basic facilities in ashram schools, the closure of substandard central kitchens, the pending distribution of DBT funds under the Swayam scheme, compensation for Gadchiroli victims, and the resignation of the Tribal Development Minister.

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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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