Background: There is not enough knowledge regarding how indigenous children and youth develop and mature. Children from Indore's indigenous communities don't have particularly impressive profiles for growth studies and motor skills. For teenage indigenous children, there are currently no easily accessible norms for body size, motor function. Objective of study: present study was to evaluate growth and physical development of the tribal and non-tribal boys. Methods and materials: The present study was performed on 300 participants, collected from the different institutes of Malwanchal university, Indore, Madhya Pradesh. Discussion and conclusion: Between the pre-pubertal urban tribal and non-tribal boys and the post-pubertal urban tribal and non-tribal boys, there were substantial disparities in the anthropometric characteristics

Puberty, Tribal and Non-tribal