Migrant workers
Tribal communities
Expatriate communities
All of the above Answer: d
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The correct answer is d) All of the above.
Kerala has a significant population of migrant workers, tribal communities, and expatriate communities.
- Migrant workers are people who move from one place to another in search of work. In Kerala, there are a large number of migrant workers from other parts of India, as well as from other countries. Many of these workers are employed in the construction, agriculture, and service sectors.
- Tribal communities are groups of people who live in traditional ways, often in remote areas. In Kerala, there are a number of tribal communities, including the Adivasi, the Kuruma, and the Paniyan. These communities have their own unique cultures and languages.
- Expatriate communities are groups of people who live in a country other than their own. In Kerala, there are a large number of expatriate communities, including people from the Middle East, the United States, and Europe. These communities often have their own businesses and organizations.
The presence of these different groups of people makes Kerala a diverse and vibrant state.