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Samir Oroan

Samir Oraon is a dedicated leader, committed to the development and well-being of his community. With years of experience in public service, Samir has consistently worked towards uplifting marginalized communities, enhancing educational opportunities, and improving infrastructure in rural areas. His vision is to build a society where every individual has access to quality education, healthcare, and economic opportunities.

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Key Focus Area

10 Years in Public Life

Tribal Rights

Advocating for the rights and welfare of tribal communities, ensuring their inclusion in mainstream development.

Youth Empowerment

Skill development programs to make youth job-ready and self-sufficient.

Infrastructure Development

Building roads, community centers, and sanitation facilities in rural regions.

Healthcare Access

Developing primary health centers and organizing health camps in remote areas

About Samir Oroan

Early Life & Roots

Born and raised in the heart of Jharkhand, Shri Oraon comes from a proud tribal heritage. Deeply connected to his roots, he understands firsthand the challenges and promise of life in India’s tribal heartland.

Political Journey

A two-term Rajya Sabha MP and a senior office-bearer in the Bharatiya Janata Party, Shri Oraon has built his career on integrity, grassroots engagement, and effective policy advocacy. In 2023, he was honored with his current role as National President of the BJP’s Scheduled Tribe Morcha.

Vision & Mission

Vision:
A strong, self-reliant tribal India—where every community enjoys equal opportunity, cultural pride, and sustainable prosperity.

Mission:

  1. Economic Empowerment: Promote skill training, micro-enterprise, and access to credit so tribal youth can build rewarding careers and businesses.

  2. Educational Access: Expand scholarships, tribal hostels, and digital classrooms to ensure every child receives quality schooling.

  3. Healthcare Outreach: Strengthen primary health centers and mobile clinics across remote areas for timely, affordable care.

  4. Cultural Preservation: Celebrate and safeguard tribal languages, arts, and traditions through festivals, museums, and media.

  5. Political Representation: Advocate for policy reforms and increased tribal representation at every level of government.

Achievements

  • Rajya Sabha Member (2010–2022): Championed the Forest Rights Act amendment, securing land tenure for thousands of tribal families.

  • Policy Reforms: Instrumental in the Tribal Sub-Plan fund increase, directing ₹5,000+ crores annually into tribal welfare programs.

  • Leadership Awards: Honored with the “Jharkhand Ratna” for outstanding public service (2018) and national “Sankalp” award for tribal development (2021).

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