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<h1>Constitutional Amendment Establishes National Commission for Scheduled Tribes to Safeguard Rights and Advise on Socio-Economic Development.</h1> The Constitution (89th Amendment) Act, 2003, introduces Article 338-A, establishing the National Commission for Scheduled Tribes. This Commission, comprising a Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and three Members appointed by the President, is tasked with investigating and monitoring safeguards for Scheduled Tribes, addressing complaints, advising on socio-economic development, and reporting to the President. The Commission has the authority of a civil court for inquiries and must be consulted on major policy matters affecting Scheduled Tribes. Reports are presented to Parliament and State Legislatures, with explanations for actions taken on recommendations.