The Tribal Commission has recommended the government to ensure the representation of minorities and endangered tribes who have not yet been able to participate in the state's policy making and implementing bodies.

Chairman of the commission Ram Bahadur Thapamar informed that such recommendations were made in the fifth annual report of the financial year 2080/81. According to him, he submitted the report to President Ramchandra Paudel on behalf of the commission only on Wednesday.

This year, the Commission has made 6 main recommendations. In which to identify the tribal communities that are below the poverty line and prepare special programs for the government at that level to alleviate poverty; To provide free education and health services to endangered and marginalized tribal communities; And it has recommended to prepare and implement suitable structures for the protection, practice and continuation of the cultural heritage of the tribal people.

Commission has asked each local level to allocate one-third of the tribal population's budget from its development budget for tribal target programs and international laws including constitutions, laws and international treaties, declarations, and agreements  It has also recommended to prepare and implement an action plan to train the tribal community and state and municipality employees and people's representatives for the implementation of the granted tribal rights. According to

president Thapa Magar, the representation of tribals in the state parliaments has not been done on the basis of population. The commission has also drawn attention to that. 

Thursday at the press conference held at the commission's office, President Thapamar said that the government has rejected the recommendations of the commission. He complained about being ignored.