Define the term "Scheduled Areas" mentioned in PART X of the Indian constitution.
Scheduled Areas are territories in India that have been designated as such by the Indian government, primarily to protect and promote the rights of the indigenous tribal communities living in these areas. The term is mentioned in PART X of the Indian constitution, which deals with the administration of scheduled and tribal areas. These areas are identified based on their socio-economic and cultural characteristics, as well as their historical relationship with the tribal population. In Scheduled Areas, the central government has special powers to protect the rights and interests of the tribal communities, including reservation of seats in local legislatures and control over land and resources.