Geographers have been interested in the issues surrounding our moral obligations to care for others for many years. Care has always been an integral part of geography. However, this study contends that current societal changes are expanding commercial relations into our relationships and that public support for social welfare is being reduced. These parallel processes have simultaneously marginalized care from public view and made care a more urgent matter Geographers are in a good position to call attention to these tendencies. The entire notion of the present work is based on the solidarity approach that is required where all the countries in the world can stand together to give a combined effort to combat the present-day challenges that are hampering the environment and humankind. This study has used exploratory design to fulfill the objectives of the study. The study focuses on the tribal community in India and tries to understand the problems by strengthening solidarity and following care ethics in their survival in the contemporary world where care and responsibility are of utmost importance in the geographical setup. This study is an effort to trace how geography in the current pervasive nature of the unemployment prevailing in society and the impact of the same on poverty, inner city decline, and environmental destruction while strengthening the solidarity of people, places, and care ethics can create new relations, institutions, and integrated actions to promote well-being.