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बर' BodoCategory
Flora and Fauna, FoodSummary
Jackfruit
Digital Heritage
Community
बर' BodoCategory
HistorySummary
A Bodo woman warrior and Tax collector of British Era 
Digital Heritage
Community
बर' BodoCategory
DanceSummary
Bagurumba is a traditional Bodo dance 
Digital Heritage
Community
बर' BodoCategory
HistorySummary
A Bodo traditional homestead used to be decorated with the plantation of a sacred Sijou tree (hedge euphorbia) for worship of the Almighty God "Bwrai Bathou". Most houses were made of bamboo with thatched roof and mud plaster. It has changed drastically.
Digital Heritage
Community
DimasaCategory
Scholarly WorksSummary
The book provides a detailed description of the socio-cultural aspects of the Dimasa community living in Assam. It is divided into 8 chapters with 5 appendices, a glossary and index.
Digital Heritage
Community
DimasaCategory
Oral TraditionsSummary
One of the oldest of Dimasa primordial verses refers to myth of Dilaobra-Sangibra in which it is narrated how their ancestors met at the confluence of river named Dilao-Sangi to formulate all the governing principles of Dimasa socio-religious experience.
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Community
बर' BodoCategory
Flora and FaunaSummary
A rabbit is not so common nowadays except where this is a forest. So, some Bodo people have started rearing it as pet. It lives on grass, vegetables and grains.
Digital Heritage
Community
DimasaCategory
Flora and FaunaSummary
The (Snakehead Murrel) is commonly called as Nah-rem or Bula Nah, is common in freshwater plains where it migrates from rivers and lakes into flooded fields. It returns to the permanent water bodies in the dry season.
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Community
बर' BodoCategory
People, Traditional PracticesSummary
Khwthia Rwganai or carrying of rice seedlings for transplantation. The person working in the field is Ms. Bhagyabati Kachari of Bhergaon near Tangla under Udalguri district. She is an Indian boxer and helps her parents in the field to inspire other girls.