Socio Economic Responsibility of Tribal Women by S. M. Siddiqui examines the social and economic roles, responsibilities, and contributions of tribal women within their families and communities. The book highlights the significant part played by tribal women in household management, livelihood activities, agriculture, traditional occupations, community life, and the preservation of indigenous knowledge and cultural practices.

It explores the socio-economic conditions of tribal women and discusses the factors that influence their participation in economic and social activities. Issues related to education, employment, income generation, access to resources, family responsibilities, social participation, and empowerment are considered in the broader context of tribal development.

The book provides an informative perspective on the challenges and opportunities faced by tribal women and emphasizes the importance of their contribution to household welfare and community development. It will be useful for students, teachers, researchers, social workers, development professionals, policymakers, and readers interested in tribal studies, women’s studies, rural development, and socio-economic development.