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Literature, Scholarly WorksSummary
A Glimpse of The History of Cachar shows the movement of the Dimasas, which started from Pragjyotispur and ended at Khapur in Cachar. This movement was truly a continuation of the journey for the Dimasas.
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HistorySummary
A hand-crafted stone statue of Ram, Sita, and Jataiyu can be found in Bhuban pahar, Cachar, Assam. Veer Sambhudan Phonglo created all of these statues.
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DimasaCategory
Tools and InstrumentsSummary
Doh Patlai is a traditional Dimasa measuring scale made of bamboo, wood, and cane in a circular shape
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DimasaCategory
Literature, Scholarly WorksSummary
Rmaolai is a Souvenir brought out on the occasion of 48th General Conference of the Nikhil Cachar Haidimba Barman Samiti, Cachar , Silchar held at Joypur Sivastan, Cachar on the 11th & 12th February, 2006 during its complition of 60 years.
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Literature, Oral Traditions, Scholarly WorksSummary
A compilation of Dimasa Modern Short Stories.
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FoodSummary
This dish is mostly consumed as breakfast as sticky rice takes longer time to digest.
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बर' BodoCategory
LiteratureSummary
सानदो बावदिया (Sandw Baodiya) is a Bodo Mytho Religious Play written by Surath Narzary and translated into English by Bihung Brahma.
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DimasaCategory
Dress and OrnamentsSummary
Yashungshrung or Yashimsho is traditional Dimasa silver anklet, worn by both Dimasa men and women of Hawar (Cachar) region in olden days.