Nutritional anemia is a major problem for women in India and more so in the rural and tribal belt. Both rural and tribal women have a heavy workload and anemia has a profound effect on psychological and physical health. Tribal women play multiple roles in a family, primarily as mothers and housekeepers, and also equally important roles as wage earners and agricultural produce. Because of the prevailing culture and traditional practices in India, the health and nutritional status of women becoming worse affected. Women simultaneously exercise roles in economic production, home production, and reproduction, often with damaging consequences for their own nutritional status.