What is the relationship between the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes and other commissions or bodies responsible for safeguarding the rights of specific groups within Indian society?
The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes is a commission created to protect the rights and interests of the Scheduled Tribes in India. It has the power to investigate, monitor, and evaluate the working of safeguards provided for these tribes under the Constitution or any other law.

The relationship between the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes and other commissions or bodies responsible for safeguarding the rights of specific groups within Indian society is that they all work towards protecting the rights and interests of various marginalized communities in India. Each commission focuses on a specific group (e.g., Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Backward Classes) and has its own mandate and powers to ensure their respective communities are not deprived of their rights and entitlements. While each commission may have different areas of focus, they all share the common goal of promoting social justice and equality for these marginalized groups in India.