The Ministry of Tribal Affairs and UNICEF India collaboratively initiated TALASH, a national initiative designed to promote comprehensive development and career awareness among tribal students attending Eklavya Model Residential Schools (EMRSs)

What does TALASH refer to?
TALASH (Tribal Aptitude, Life Skills, and Self-Esteem Hub) is an online platform aimed at assisting tribal students in their self-exploration, skill development, and vocational planning. This is the initial national-level effort dedicated entirely to the comprehensive development of tribal students.

In collaboration with UNICEF India, the National Education Society for Tribal Students (NESTS) initiated this program.
Nodal Ministry: Government of India, Ministry of Tribal Affairs.
Goals of TALASH:
Main Attributes:
Psychometric Assessment:
According to the Tamanna framework by NCERT.
Evaluates student skills; creates tailored Career Cards.
Career Guidance Sections:
Advises students on career options that match their abilities.
Aligns interests, abilities, and aspirations to enhance decision-making.
Training in Life Skills and Self-Esteem:
Emphasizes confidence enhancement, conflict management, and emotional well-being.
Modules foster resilience and growth rooted in values.
Portal for Teacher Training:
189 educators from 75 EMRSs have been trained.
Facilitates capacity enhancement led by peers throughout schools.
Staged National Implementation:
Encompasses over 1.38 lakh students across 28 States and 8 UTs by the conclusion of 2025.
Facilitates seamless implementation via municipal pilot programs.
Importance:
Connects students in isolated tribal areas via technological advancements.

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