Safe-motherhood continues to pose a serious threat to all communities in all developing countries. In India, it is a subject of great concern for policy makers, administrators, researchers, and others. In order to achieve the universal goal of ‘Health For All’ (1978 Alma Ata Declaration), India will have to prioritize the concern for health problems of the most vulnerable and marginalized tribal women. This study explores the most sensitive health problems of tribal mothers through intensive fieldwork method of sociology and social anthropology. Tribals are very unique in their culture and tribal women have very unique way to handle their maternity (and overall health too).