What powers do the Autonomous District Councils and Regional Councils have under the Sixth Schedule?
Under the Sixth Schedule, Autonomous District Councils and Regional Councils have the power to make laws on various subjects, including land management, forest management, agriculture, village or town administration, inheritance, marriage, divorce, and social customs. They can also constitute village councils or courts for the trial of suits and cases between parties belonging to Scheduled Tribes and appoint suitable persons as members or presiding officers. Additionally, these councils have the authority to create rules regulating the constitution and functioning of village councils, courts, and other administrative matters.