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DimasaCategory
Flora and FaunaSummary
This plant's root i.e. Turmeric is used as spices in the food.
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DimasaCategory
Dress and OrnamentsSummary
The term is used to refer to the Border Design found in Dimasa traditional cloths. It includes geometrical, dotted, plants, animals, flowers, etc. Each of the Riku Dima has its own unique name.
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DimasaCategory
Traditional PracticesSummary
One of the Dimasa's traditional entrance gates.
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बर' BodoCategory
Traditional PracticesSummary
Rice transplantation is a common practice among the Bodo people. Before transplantation, the seedling is uprooted from the ground and it is mostly done by women. 
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बर' BodoCategory
Tools and InstrumentsSummary
Khophri is a traditional umbrella made of bamboo and a kind of wild leaf usually used for wrapping things. The bamboo splits are woven to make two layers-inner and outer. The leaves are then placed evenly in between the layers & stitched properly.
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बर' BodoCategory
Traditional PracticesSummary
Rice transplantation is a common practice among the Bodo people. Rice is the most widely cultivated crop and the family without rice field is still considered as poor. Rice cultivation is largely dependent on monsoon rain and sometimes appears uncertain.
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बर' BodoCategory
Dress and OrnamentsSummary
Weaving is an indispensable part of the Bodo society where different types of clothes are woven. It used to be a part and parcel of every family some decades ago. Most Bodo women are still expert in weaving traditional clothes.