It is generally seen that in Indian society, women are either worshiped as goddesses or they are used as servants. But there is an acute shortage of people who view women as co-associate or co-partners and support them as normal human beings. The lack of this approach is further felt more, when those women have been considered socially backward, and those women have the responsibility of double operationalization of family and economic activities. In these circumstances, those women need more family cooperation and support in different dimensions. And in general it has also been seen that the role of women in the family is judged from different perspectives in urban and rural areas. In the study presented, we have reviewed the support of tribal entrepreneurial women from their families in different dimensions in the context of urban and rural areas.

Keywords: Tribal Entrepreneurial Women, Tribes, Family Cooperation and Support, Business Management.