The marginalised societies since time immemorial have played a significant part in Indian society. But they were mostly kept at bay due to the notions of purity and pollution reinforced by the then untouchability and the current neo-untouchability. As the name suggests, this book focuses on the connections of marginalisation with the present situation of law and justice, with an initial socio- politico-economical focus, along with the social construction and their effects on the lives of such populaces. In this vein, this book presents a rare opportunity to create bottom-up solutions through neo-social engineering to augment the possible solutions to issues associated with the Tribal populaces. So, this book will be of great interest to avid readers both in Indian and international contexts.