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Flora and FaunaSummary
Domestic Animal. Found in home.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
This animal is also considered as pure animal a "Gthar Mih" by the Dimasa People. It is found in forests does not fall under the wild animal category and is also not domisticated anywhere
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Dress and OrnamentsSummary
Shukhep is a headgear of colorful stripes worn by Dimasa females
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Traditional Practices, Oral TraditionsSummary
This video is about the frog wedding for rain in the villages narrated by Dipankar Hagjer of Joypur village.
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FoodSummary
Phanthao mikhri is a food item consumed by Dimasa people.
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FoodSummary
This dish is mostly consumed as breakfast as sticky rice takes longer time to digest.
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Flora and FaunaSummary
A freshwater reptile related to the sea turtles and tortoises
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FoodSummary
Mishagi is a tree whose leaves are consumed by Dimasa people. It is cooked with fermented fish.