Vol. 1, Issue 2, Part C (2015)

Abstract
The Dhangar are a pastoral caste of the forested hill tracts of Beed region of Maharashtra state. This paper examines their shift from place to place, increasingly marginal hill tracts, and the context of problems faced by students belonging to Dhangar community and education development programs of the Maharashtra government. This research focuses on the direct impact of migration on education of students and education issue in households of landless migrants. Mal-adjustment – Dhangars were forced to live isolate due their occupation also towns under most smudged and hopeless conditions and were sick dad and half-starved. Indeed now, in numerous spots they couldn't whatsoever live a modern life. Their position in Hindus is as lower as other ST castes. In the Beed district of Maharashtra it’s found that number of Dhangar families are still landless and following the traditional occupation. Dhangar community has still nomadic culture which provide their low attention towards education.