What is the role of the Governor in the administration of tribal areas?
The Governor plays a significant role in the administration of tribal areas under the Sixth Schedule. The Governor has the authority to divide areas inhabited by different Scheduled Tribes into autonomous regions, include or exclude any area from the autonomous districts, create new autonomous districts, alter the name or boundaries of any autonomous district, and make rules for the constitution of District Councils and Regional Councils. Additionally, all laws made by the District Councils and Regional Councils must be submitted to the Governor for assent.