Your father can execute registered gift deed in your name 

2) gift deed should be duly stamped and registered 

3) there is no bar in you inheriting property on father demise 

The right to ST woman to inherit landed property is not affected on her marrying a non-tribal under CNT Act. There is  no such prohibition in the Act. You have right to inherit your ancestral land. The objection of your uncles is not legally tenable. Your marriage will not deprive of your right in the land.

You have a share in the property irrespective of where you live or whom you marry.

Therefore file a partition suit in case they refuse to grant you share.

You are legally entitled to your share in the ancestral property. Your marriage to a person of a general caste does not and cannot disqualify your from your inheriting your share. If your uncles still object, send them a legal notice and file a suit at the proper court for declaration of your title and partition of the ancestral property. Good luck!

You can file a suit before civil court and seek injunction

Chota Nagpur Tenancy Act (CNT act) is a significant act for the tribal population of Jharkhand. It prohibits transfer of tribal land to non-tribals and protects community ownership. 

But as per law, you do not lose your birth rights  being born in ST community even you get married to a person of general category.

You are very much entitled to inherit your share out of your father's share of property in the ancestral property.

Nobody has any power or rights to deny or deprive your rights.

Your rights in the ST comm unity remains in tact and even if your children would like to be recognized as ST community people, they can very well adopt the community of either of their parent as per their choice.

You can proceed through court of law if your share in the property is denied. 

Dear Client, 

                  You can definitely claim your right to ancestral land despite the marriage and gender issue.Relevant provisions of CNT Act would apply as well as supreme court recently passed a judgement allowing daughters to claim equal right to ancestral property as that of a son.

Thanks & Regards

- As per law, after the demise of your father , you have right over the property left by him being the legal heir. 

- Further , as your father was from the ST community , then this tag will continue in your name even after your marriage with a general community person. 

- If they are not giving your share in the property left by your father or grandfather , then you can send a legal notice to uncle for the partition the property and to give your share .

- If refused, then you can file a Partition suit before the court.