The missionary intervention among tribal communities has undergone significant transformation in recent years, particularly in the context of post-colonial theory. Post-colonial studies have analyzed colonial missionary efforts as a manifestation of power dynamics, shedding light on the impact of these interventions on third-world societies. Some theories highlight the pivotal role of Protestant missionaries in propagating Christianity in the Third World. Their approach emphasized the superiority of Christianity over other belief systems and the imperative for all individuals to embrace the salvation it offered. This zeal motivated many individuals to travel to India and other regions to establish and promote Christianity.