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This study investigated the multifaceted impact of globalization on tribal social mobility, delineating the challenges and opportunities faced by indigenous communities in navigating the processes of economic, social, and cultural change. Through a qualitative research approach incorporating the existing knowledge and debates on globalization, indigenous rights, social mobility, and related topics to inform the research design and analysis. Analyzing news articles, documentaries, multimedia presentations, and online platforms to understand public discourse, media representations, and narratives surrounding globalization and its impacts on tribal social mobility. Findings revealed that while globalization presents opportunities for economic diversification, access to education, and cultural exchange, it also poses challenges such as economic displacement, cultural erosion, social marginalization, and loss of sovereignty. By identifying these dynamics within the context of tribal social mobility, the study aims to inform evidence-based policies and interventions that promote inclusive development, preserve cultural heritage, and enhance the well-being of tribal populations in an increasingly interconnected world.