Dimasa

This is a one line Dimasa riddle on spittle/ spit narrated by Nrityojoy Hojai of Kumacherra village.

It is a religious song by Dipta Singh Barman. This song is about the Goddess Rancahndi. It is a group song

This song is about praying to god to take the narrator the moon.

Shama Mandir is a temple where goddess Kali is worship by both Dimasa and Non-Dimasa people.

The above video is a short Dimasa folk story of Asampha, narrated by Nrityojoy Hojai of Kumacherra village (Cachar).

Grao-sol are the Dimasa idioms which are being transferred among Dimasa people from generation to generation in the form of oral tradition.

It is a Dimasa traditional utensils used for preparing Ju-haro (Rice based alcoholic beverage).

This dish is cooked inside bamboo by adding different vegetables and spices and put over fire.

This dish is cooked inside bamboo by adding different vegetables and spices and put over fire.

This particular tool is used by Dimasa people for straining rice wine.