The Forbidden Indian Island | Sentinel Island

 Sentinel Island is a remote and isolated island located in the Bay of Bengal, off the coast of India. The island is home to a tribe of indigenous people known as the Sentinelese, who have lived on the island for centuries and have fiercely resisted all attempts at contact with the outside world.

The Sentinelese are believed to be the last of the pre-Neolithic tribes that still live in isolation, and their way of life is a mystery to outsiders. They are believed to be hunter-gatherers and are thought to live in small family groups, without a formal government or society. The Sentinelese are also known for their hostility towards outsiders, as they have violently resisted any attempts by outsiders to make contact with them. This hostility is the reason why the Indian government has declared Sentinel Island a forbidden island in order to protect the tribe and their way of life. The island is heavily patrolled by the Indian Navy, and visitors to the island are strictly forbidden. The Indian government has also taken steps to protect the island from exploitation, such as banning fishing and mining in the area. The Sentinelese are believed to be the last remaining pre-Neolithic tribe in India, and their way of life is a fascinating glimpse into a way of life that has long since been lost. Despite the efforts of the Indian government, the mystery of the Sentinelese remains and their way of life remains largely unknown. The Sentinelese are a reminder of a time when humans lived in harmony with nature and the environment, and their isolation is a testament to their resilience and determination to maintain their way of life.