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...as descendants of Saivite female ascetics from Karnataka. In Bengal, this community is known both as Vaishya Kapali or Kapali. Both Vaisya Kapali and Kapali ar
Previously the community used the 'Kapali' surname extensively, but subsequently adopted socially mo
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...their number could not be properly known. Rajbangshis are now a declining community in Bangladesh area. In 1991, their total population was a little higher tha
...family and to the Balibhadra Thakur before sowing crop seeds. They perform indigenous songs and dances in religious festivities. In case there is a prolonged dro
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'''Paharia, The''' is a small ethnic community, very thinly dispersed in northwestern Bangladesh. Paharia is an Indo-Aryan
...ersion, the Paharias in Bangladesh now find it difficult to maintain their indigenous identity. Culturally, they are largely influenced by [[Hinduism|hinduism]].
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'''Been''' is one of the smallest indigenous communities in Bangladesh. Their original home was the border region of the
...on the death of father, sons inherit family property. One feature of their community life is that they are very united and accomplish all their social functions
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'''Bhumij''' is an indigenous community in Bangladesh. They had left their original home in Bihar in search of land
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'''Bonaz''' a small indigenous community. Their original home was in Orissa, India. They came to Sylhet and started
...Intra-clan marriage is prohibited and monogamy is the norm among the Bonaz community. At present, child marriage is not common in their society. Men and women a
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'''Dalu''' a small indigenous community of Bangladesh living in the northern border area of the greater Mymensingh
...alus live on agriculture. [[literacy]] is very low, only 10%. This farming community has now been turned into a class of landless labourers. About 90% of them a
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...n in South East Bengal (1798) has also mentioned the existence of the Chak community. In the fourteenth and fifteenth century, Burma and Arakan experienced a se
..., Maungnu Chak, Mong Koching Chak and Mong Mong Chak. They play on various indigenous musical instruments as well as flute, drum and bell.
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...d fans etc for their livelihood and also worked as sweepers. Women of this community were at times adept in songs and music and in dramatic performances.
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'''Polia''' A small ethnic community who live in the northern border region of Bangladesh, especially in various
...to the birth of an offspring. Usually, the Daima is brought from the Bede community. The child is given a name on the day of Anna-prashan (ceremony of giving r
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...Bangladesh kalus are called khalus. The lexical meaning of the word is 'a community of Hindu and Muslim oilmen'.
...il by pressing oilseeds while telis specialise in selling oil. At present, indigenous technology of pressing oil is replaced by wooden mills and mechanical mills
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'''Kharia''' a small ethnic community in Bangladesh. Kharias and Mundas belong to the same ethnic group. Their or
...and Munda-Kharia. Besides, there are a number of non-caste clans in Kharia community such as Indoar, Baghoar, Bilunga, Dalmaria, Dhanoar, Dungdung, Kerketta, Ke
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...y of the Chittagong Hill Tracts. They appear to be a faction of the ethnic community named Tame Chin of the north or Wild Chin of the south residing in the rive
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The Koch community is divided into eight groups, such as Wanang, Horigaiya, Satpari, Dashgaiya
Literacy rate among the Koch community is nearly 25%. Bangla is the medium of instruction of the Koch children. Th
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The collapse of indigenous textile manufactures in Bengal under the impact of colonial rule left most
...pe the notice of police authorities. Consequently, the criminality of this community tended to decline. By the mid-20th century, Sandars had almost entirely van
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The community life of the Awoes is organised on the basis of village groups formed with p
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...umias were available for raising the Taungya plantation. A large number of indigenous species were sown, mostly in association with teak. The aim has been to gro
...also made in 1970's to plant up the recovered barren sal forestlands with indigenous species like Cassia siamea, Albizia chinensis and some sal associates havin
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...ly- August). Khojing puja is considered the biggest festival of the Pankho community.
In the Pankho community, the father is the head of a family. After the father's death, his sons inh
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...emselves [[Rakhain, The|rakhain]]. Many consider them as a separate ethnic community. Presently the number of Marmas in Bangladesh is about 350,000.
...ppi’ a paste of dried fish, is a favourite. They enjoy rice bear and smoke indigenous cigars.
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...n of India's Bihar state; they chose the life of tea-workers. The Mushahar community living in Bangladesh number around 3 thousand.
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'''Tanchangya, The''' a small ethnic community of Mongoloid origin in the [[Chittagong Hill Tracts|chittagong hill tracts]
...two ends. They use the minimum amount of white yarn in weaving to make the indigenous dress. However white shirts or kaboi and khabong (head gears) are now-a-day
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...ll of dried [[Tobacco|tobacco]] leaf made for smoking. For centuries, this indigenous substitute of cigarette has been popular in rural areas. Paper wrapped ciga
...s or labourers can be acclaimed for their labouring habit, punctuality and indigenous skills. Among the success stories of the sector are Fakirchand Bidi Factory
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'''Mru, The''' an indigenous community. They have settlements in different areas of Bandarban district in Chittago
...ion is noticeable in the day-to-day life of the Mrus. A section of the Mru community is adherents of the Christian faith. Many people converted following the in
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...looms. Young Khumee women are used to make up themselves with ornaments of indigenous design made of silver, brass, copper and beads.
...Charanah. They also perform a dance during funeral procession playing two indigenous musical instrument known as 'Along' and 'Atong'. They have a rich collectio
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...so known as Pathor or Pator. Patra obviously comes from 'pator'. The Patra community is divided into 12 clans of equal states.
...a pair of pigeon and a fish of Chitol, Ruhi or Gojar variety. A big pot of indigenous wine, betel leafs, nuts, coconuts, bananas, sugar or mollases and seasonal
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...graceful with simple [[Ornaments|ornaments]]. Men wear dhutis or gamchhas (indigenous towels). Well-to-do and educated Santals wear modern dress. Skilful workers
...married life, breach of faith is indeed rare. Divorce is allowed in their community. Paying the bride a [[Dowry|dowry]] is still in vogue but the amount is usu
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...d into a superhuman being by many people. The founder of guru-centred Nath community was Matsyendranath who was born in Chandradwip in the seventh (according to
...aksanatha is not the original guru of the Nath community; rather, he is an indigenous local god. He is also known as the hidden Buddha god, whom the Buddhists wo
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'''Dalit Community''' is not a caste or a group of castes, but a group of population marginal
...ns of Moulovibazar under Sylhet division. Many families belonging to Sabor community have settled in the tea gardens of Alinagar, Shamsernagar, Bharaura.
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'''Marwaris''' refer to a commercial and industrial community originating from Marwar, an old state of Jodhpur in Rajasthan. Immigrants f
...Harsukhdas Balkissendas, Kothiwal Daga and Ramkissen Bagri, dominated the indigenous money market. From Barabazar these great Kothiwals financed the centres of
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...known as ''rajaks'', traditionally belonged to a lower caste of the Hindu community in the past. In olden times, ''dhopas'' used to wash the clothes of rich pe
...neurs. Nevertheless, they perform their functions independently with their indigenous mode of washing, cleaning, and ironing, mostly in rural and semi-urban area
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...ision for an extension of primary education by legislation 85'; (3) 'where indigenous schools exist, the principle of aiding and improving them be recognised as
...that higher education is equally necessary for the balanced progress of a community the Hunter Commission made twenty-three recommendations regarding secondary
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'''Ranjoarh''' an ethnic community settled at village Nakria in Panchbibi upazila of Jaipurhat district. The R
...od is called astahar, after which all of them return home. In the Ranjoarh community polygamy or widow-marriage is not allowed. However, if any young lady losse
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...1; Muslim 2224, Hindu 226, Buddhist 18889, Christian 4548 and others 1377. Indigenous communities such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Marma, The|marma]], Murong a
...e 23.6%. Educational institutions: secondary school 4, primary school 40, community school 3, kindergarten 1. Noted educational institutions: Rowangchhari Gove
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...r factors, have broken down the traditional extended [[Family|family]] and community care system. Most of the elderly people in Bangladesh suffer from some basi
...they are worse-off in terms of support and assistance from neighbours and community organisations, while in rural areas, the elderly poor get some sympathy and
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...Hindu 13137, Buddhist 123052, Christian 39333 and others 15726. Indigenous community such as [[Marma, The|marma]], [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Bawm, The|bawm]],
...: college 5, technical college 1, secondary school 46, primary school 302, community school 28, kindergarten 7, madrasa 10. Noted educational institutions: Band
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...7; Muslim 1496, Hindu 387, Buddhist 11300, Christian 8577 and others 1831. Indigenous communities such as [[Marma, The|marma]], Murong, [[Tripuris, The|tripura]]
...le 19.2%. Educational institutions: secondary school 3, primary school 16, community school 2. Noted educational institutions: Thanchi High School, Thanchi Baza
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'''Oraon, The''' an ethnic community of Bangladesh mainly living in the [[Varendra|varendra]] region. According
Marriage rituals in the Oraon community are based on customs practices. In Oraon culture, both contact and love mar
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...slim 101046, Hindu 1868, Christian 1, Buddhist 87 and others 1. Indigenous community such as [[Rakhain, The|rakhain]] belongs to this upazila.
''Health centres'' Family welfare centre 1, community clinic 2, clinic 3.
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'''Hajongs''' are one of the indigenous communities in Bangladesh. They live mainly in the areas, such as Haluaghat
Like other indigenous communities in the northeast Indian subcontinent, the Hajongs were not accu
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...slim 3200383, Hindu 176582, Buddhist 701, Christian 23843 and others 2403. Indigenous communities such as [[Rajbangshi, The|rajbangshi]] (Koach), [[Garo, The|gar
...llege 45, technical college 180, secondary school 276, primary school 733, community school 52, NGO operated school 11, madrasa 181. Noted educational instituti
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...al protection and regeneration, get elected in local government bodies and community institutions, and provides the poor with better access to public and common
...omen's development, development policy analysis and advocacy, patronage to indigenous culture and its use in mobilisation of the mass people in social movements,
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...reate a better and more meaningful life for themselves and their immediate community.
...potters, and small traders. Nijera Kari makes it a priority to involve the indigenous communities of Bangladesh in their activities.
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...ic has its own glory in folk songs. No one can think of folk music without indigenous instruments like ''ektara, dotara, sarinda'', flute and drum.
...s and medicine sellers often use the traditional cloth painting to promote indigenous medicines in the rural markets. Quilts embroidered with the motifs of flowe
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...147140, Hindu 13887, Buddhist 3, Christian 199 and others 515. Indigenous community such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]] belongs to this upazila.
...ucational institutions: college 5, secondary school 16, primary school 53, community school 11, kindergarten 5, madrasa 23. Noted educational institutions: Jain
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...ember 1953. Lucas Marandi also worked as a religious teacher of his Santal community and was made the leader of the Santal people. Lucas Marandi’s first place
...r the food and shelter of these displaced people. He began to motivate the indigenous young people to join the liberation war. Besides, he secretly gave treatmen
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Mughal kings patronised the arts and crafts and commissioned the whole community of artists for making items of decoration for their use and for giving away
...earnings, generating employment, and creating the opportunities to utilise indigenous resources, handicraft plays a vital role in sustaining the rural economy an
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...ormed by the Garos of Mymensingh with a view to pleasing the leader of the community, known as Nokma, through presenting him a ring. The dance is intended to ex
...articipated not only by young people, but also by the older members of the community who come forward with full pitchers to spray water on the young ones.
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...ga, Attong, Megham and Chibok groups. Beside the 13 groups, the whole Garo community is divided into five major clans. These are; Sangma, Marak, Momin, Shira an
...the Christian missionaries came to their settlements. The members of Garo community had achieved a remarkable success in attaining higher literacy rate with th
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...e of the ethnic minorities in Bangladesh, is a branch of the Tibeto-Burman community. They came from the Indian state of Tripura in the mid British period. At p
The Halam community are divided into 12 groups, Bongcher, Charai, Hrangkhol, Kaipeng, Kalja, Ka
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'''Bedey''' a community belonging mainly to the ethnic Mong-tong (Mangta) of [[Arakan|arakan]], who
...y crucial roles in day-to-day affairs. They do all types of hard work. The community generally lives in clusters on machans (platforms) constructed by the side
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...72337; Muslim 136427, Hindu 6660, Buddhist 2, Christian 22 and others 86. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]] and Buno belong to this upazila
...s: college 2, technical college 2, secondary school 26, primary school 48, community school 5, madrasa 33. Noted educational institution: Kalai Moyen Uddin High
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...ng machines run by hand and foot. Common tradition goes that the ''tanti'' community as a socially defined group developed under the pressure of the natural dem
...business is almost exclusively a family based one. In a village the tanti community resides in a demarcated location named ''Tantipara''. Likewise, some places
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...st 10 and others 12. Indigenous community such as [[Rakhain, The|rakhain]] community belongs to Barabagi and Panchakoralia unions to this upazila.
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...60262, Hindu 11630, Buddhist 8, Christian 6491 and others 6387. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santals]] belongs to this upazila.
...ational institutions: college 15, secondary school 33, primary school 105, community school 8, NGO School 80, kindergarten 3, madrasa 45. Noted educational inst
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...rbans, The|sundarbans]]. The ecosystem of the Sundarbans seems to suit the indigenous ways of living and cultural traits of Mundas.
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...34650; Muslim 254940, Hindu 8730, Buddhist 6, Christian 248 and others 45. Indigenous communities such as [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] and [[Khasia, The|khasia]] b
...1, primary training institute 1, secondary school 20, primary school 113, community school 8, kindergarten 14, madrasa 15. Noted educational institutions: Durg
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...rajmistris'' (masons) and ''kamlas'' (helpers), together with household or community members. Construction skills were learnt through experience. Inter-generati
...imber stilts; these materials also serve as posts in most houses. Walls in indigenous houses are generally of two types: the more common screen type is construct
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...1900; Muslim 302479, Hindu 13603, Buddhist 11, Christian 29 and others 40. Indigenous communities such as [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] and[[Tripura| tripura]] belo
...: college 3, technical college 1, secondary school 33, primary school 160, community school 15, kindergarten 60, madrasa 19. Noted educational institutions: Dha
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...896; Muslim 168819, Hindu 28471, Buddhist 6, Christian 579 and others 122. Indigenous communities such as khasia, Tipra and manipuri belong to this upazila.
''Cultural organisations'' Library 5, club 12, community centre 1, auditorium 1, literary society 2, play ground 8.
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...; Muslim 48583, Hindu 13523, Buddhist 61932, Christian 484 and others 206. Indigenous communities such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Marma, The|marma]], [[Tancha
...hters of different areas. On 20 May 1992 an encounter was held between the indigenous people and the Bangalis. A memorial sculpture has been built at Station Clu
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...slim 4610504, Hindu 170330, Buddhist 108, Christian 27943 and others 3167. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]], Koch, Dalu, Barman and [[Hajongs|ha
...lled. In 1971 the people of village Digharkanda resisted the Pak army with indigenous weapons such as Sarki, Ballam, Da and Lathi, when the Pak army raided the v
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...66708, Hindu 19331, Buddhist 269, Christian 905 and others 299. Indigenous community such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]] belongs to this upazila.
''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, shilpakala academy 1,' auditorium 1, community centre 1, playground 10.
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...ately between the 15th-18th centuries, depicting the greatness of popular, indigenous deities as well as the social scenario. The poems are known as mabgalkavya
...digenous deities and the alien deities which ended with the victory of the indigenous gods. The word mabgal also means vijay or victory, and indicates that the p
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...22; Muslim 59511, Hindu 1045, Buddhist 20708, Christian 244 and others 40. Indigenous communities such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Tripuris, The|tripura]] and
...ucational institutions: college 1, secondary school 21, primary school 72, community school 4, madrasa 10, orphanage 4. Noted educational institutions: Rabeta M
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...im 246209, Hindu 16208, Buddhist 97, Christian 8 and others 25. Indigenous community such as [[Tripura|tripura]] belongs to this upazila.
...ucational institutions: college 2, secondary school 20, primary school 93, community school 6, kindergarten 8, madrasa 10. Noted educational institutions: Sonag
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...97818; Muslim 178640, Hindu 16072, Christian 21 and others 453. Indigenous community such as Pahan belongs to this upazila.
...ucational institutions: college 7, secondary school 28, primary school 93, community school 2, satellite school 4, madrasa 14. Noted educational institutions: S
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...acclimatization, domestication, and breeding of animals and to improve the indigenous breed of cattle and farm stock; and (iv) to promote the science of Zoology
...bout 1500 freshwater fishes belonging to different species both exotic and indigenous.
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...im 198138, Hindu 8345, Buddhist 4, Christian 80 and others 221. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
...ege 13, police training college 1, secondary school 62, primary school 68, community primary school 1, madrasa 12. Noted educational institutions: Sardah Police
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...im 215780, Hindu 2525, Buddhist 2, Christian 576 and others 47. Indigenous community such as garo belongs to this upazila.
...ucational institutions: college 3, secondary school 18, primary school 90, community school 5, textile and vocational school 1, madrasa 22. Noted educational in
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...Muslim 2205539, Hindu 167897, Buddhist 50, Christian 2920 and others 2849. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]] and [[Oraon, The|oraon]] belong
...velopment training institute 1, secondary school 341, primary school 1317, community school 90, madrasa 582. Noted educational institutions: Gaibandha Governmen
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...718; Muslim 97271, Hindu 48064, Buddhist 5, Christian 530 and others 3088. indigenous communities such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]] and [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]]'
''Health centres'' Hospital 1, union health and family planning centre 6, community clinic 20. Besides, each tea garden has its own health centre for tea labou
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...uslim 2001732, Hindu 207430, Buddhist 54, Christian 18200 and others 2226. Indigenous communities such as garo, Hajong, Hodi and Banai belong to this upazila.
..., Palageet, proverbs of the Garo community, rhymes and sloka of the Hajong community, riddle (thachi katha) and Gahen (song) are most notable.
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...; Muslim 1471627, Hindu 94378, Buddhist 7, Christian 7821 and others 3536. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]], Turi, Bh
...ng (in the month of Poush), Yogir song, Murshidi song, etc. The indigenous community of the district observe various festivals such as Karam Festival (to satisf
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'''Manipuri, The''' an ethnic community in Bangladesh. Their original home is Manipur, once a sovereign state and n
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...579302, Hindu 20808, Buddhist 4, Christian 1056 and others 596. Indigenous community such as [[Garo, The|garo]] belongs to this upazila.
...x 1, hospital 1, health and family welfare centre 12, satellite clinic 15, community clinic 71.
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...m 395926, Hindu 18766, Buddhist 4, Christian 713 and others 64. Indigenous community such as [[Garo, The|garo]] belongs to this upazila.
''Health centres'' Upazila health complex 1, satellite clinic 4, hospital 1,' community clinic 27, family planning centre 6, veterinary hospital 1.
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...0; Muslim 2252181, Hindu 38832, Buddhist 15, Christian 985 and others 661. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]], Bangshi, [[Hajongs|hajong]], Hodi,
...y school 185, technical school 7, primary school 820, satellite school 16, community school 19, madrasa 308. Noted educational institutions: Government Asheq Ma
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...slim 2604263, Hindu 258684, Buddhist 1863, Christian 6594 and others 9682. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Munda|munda]] and [[Oraon, T
...1 the people of Mitha Pukur upazila surrounded the Rangpur Cantonment with indigenous weapons such as lathi (stick), ballam (barcha, alternatively known as barsh
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...25345, Hindu 11125, Buddhist 1196, Christian 145 and others 20. Indigenous community such as [[Rakhain, The|rakhain]] (104 families, 474 population) belongs to
...ganisations'' Library 1, women society 1, theatre stage 1, cinema hall 4, community centre 14, playground 22.
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...basis. Its maximum number of workers should be limited within 20; it uses indigenous technology and is not run by power. If it uses power-run machinery, the max
...gaged in this industry hereditarily and most of them belonged to the Hindu community.
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...im 237277, Hindu 21201, Buddhist 19, Christian 16 and others 2. Indigenous community such as [[Rakhain, The|rakhain]] belongs to this upazila.
...: college 7, secondary school 53, primary school 230, satellite school 14, community school 9, madrasa 8. Noted educational institutions: Galachipa Degree Colle
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...Muslim 313534, Hindu 46077, Buddhist 110, Christian 2753 and others 2629. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]] and Harij
...on of 1947 had settled in Parbatipur; later they formed a very influential community.
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...; Muslim 1694, Hindu 495, Buddhist 11326, Christian 11124 and others 4459. Indigenous communities such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Marma, The|marma]], Murong a
...ducational institutions: college 1, secondary school 6, primary school 37, community school 6, kindergarten 1. Noted educational institutions: Ruma Government H
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...Muslim 819235, Hindu 80696, Buddhist 127, Christian 4822 and others 8888. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Munda|munda]], [[Oraon, The|
...tional institutions: college 22, secondary school 126, primary school 344, community school 5, kindergarten 2, technical college 7, technical school 1, technica
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...54112; Muslim 98748, Hindu 9370, Buddhist 1, Christian 68 and others 139. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]] and [[Oraon, The|oraon]] belong
...alth complex 1, union health and family welfare centre 3, growth centre 4, community clinic 18.
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...179; Muslim 83234, Hindu 68043, Christian 1240 and others 1915. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...41; Muslim 47903, Hindu 494, Buddhist 12858, Christian 288 and others 245. Indigenous communities such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Marma, The|marma]], Murang,
...ducational institutions: college 1, secondary school 8, primary school 47, community school 4, kindergarten 2, madrasa 4. Noted educational institutions: Saleh
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...380; Muslim 160782, Hindu 12954, Buddhist 10, Christian 12 and others 271. Indigenous communities such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]], [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] belo
...ucational institutions: college 2, secondary school 14, primary school 54, community school 10, kindergarten 7, madrasa 18. Noted educational institutions: M. S
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...88; Muslim 5265, Hindu 2025, Buddhist 15568, Christian 3211 and others 14. Indigenous communities such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Marma, The|marma]], Tanchang
...ducational institutions: college 2, secondary school 6, primary school 32, community school 3. Noted educational institutions: Rajasthali College, Bangalhalia C
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...ent Settlement Act of 1793. The new zamindari system institutionalised the indigenous rural organisations in Bengal and provided the central regime with a sound
...ion Programme to provide irrigation facilities to farmers and to encourage community management of pumps and tube-wells; (d) Two-tier Cooperatives to promote co
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'''Rakhain, The''' an ethnic community from [[Arakan|arakan]] who migrated to Bangladesh in late 18th century and
...ving 12 scales, and seven-scale instruments like flute, saxophone and some indigenous instruments for creating melody and rhythm. Both Rakhain men and women pref
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...n activities with the local people for development of their farm, home and community, BAU Extension Centre (BAUEC) was established in 1976. The activities of BA
.... The campus has a rich botanical garden with rare collection of flora. An indigenous fruit garden is being maintained in the campus in order to conserve the nat
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...5033; Muslim 123547, Hindu 47573, Christian 457 and others 187. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...uslim 1066176, Hindu 309423, Buddhist 263, Christian 7897 and others 6283. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]], [[Munda|
...h training centre 2, college 67, secondary school 358, primary school 865, community school 10, madrasa 77. Noted educational institutions: Thakurgaon Zila Scho
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...colonial state at this stage involved parallel instructions in western and indigenous medical systems. Translation of western medical texts was encouraged and th
...on the state of medical education and also to suggest whether teaching of indigenous system should be discontinued. The Committee consisted of Dr John Grant as
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...6; Muslim 410745, Hindu 17381, Buddhist 35, Christian 1473 and others 686. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]], Bangshi and Mandai belong to this u
...cational institutions: college 5, secondary school 42, primary school 127, community school 24, satellite school 7, technical school 1, madrasa 38. Noted educat
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...89821, Hindu 4340, Buddhist 13000, Christian 31 and others 187. Indigenous community such as [[Chakmas, The|chakma]] belongs to this upazila.
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...opulation consists of Muslims, Hindus, Christians and animists. The Muslim community, who are next to the Buddhists in number, consists of four groups: ''Tambuk
...inent. The Burmese constitution, therefore, did not include them among the indigenous groups qualifying for citizenship. In March 1978, due to widespread arrests
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...8155, Hindu 78018, Buddhist 61, Christian 5392 and others 2971. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
''Health centres'' Hospital 6, union health and family planning centre 10, community health centre 3, diabetic hospital 1, satellite clinic 2, eye hospital 1, c
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...is, which are clusters of houses within the cultural boundary of their own community. However, in search of livelihood, they often desert their punjis and move
...m|islam]] is very evident. The changes that have taken place in the Khasia community are most evident in their religious practices. [[Christian Missionaries|chr
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...85228; Muslim 170005, Hindu 1383, Christian 6, Buddhist 142 and others 2. Indigenous communities such as Magh and Roai belong to this upazila.
...cal college 1, secondary school 11, primary school 40, satellite school 7, community school 4, orphanage 13, madrasa 269. Noted educational institutions: Pekua
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Wild flowers, both indigenous and naturalised generally grow in 5 plant communities which commonly includ
...alt dependent species. The estuarial floras are notable, they contain more indigenous species than do other regions of the country. Besides the mangrove species,
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...Those who took part in the performance were members of the [[Bedey|bedey]] community and Muslim by faith. Besides Gazir pat, there were other scrolls depicting
...oiled with water into a paste. The paste is then sieved through a gamchha (indigenous towel). The tamarind size thus obtained is then mixed with fine brick powde
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...3; Muslim 193081, Hindu 45636, Buddhist 4, Christian 3646 and others 5984. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Munda|munda]] and [[Oraon, T
...centres'' Upazila health complex 1, health and family planning clinic 7, community clinic 29.'
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...8916, Hindu 293385, Buddhist 53, Christian 1108 and others 769. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...; Muslim 283868, Hindu 70005, Christian 5988, Buddhist 73 and others 261. Indigenous communities such as [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] and [[Khasia, The|khasia]] b
...cational institutions: college 9, secondary school 39, primary school 218, community school 16, madrasa 43. Noted educational institutions: Kulaura Degree Colle
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...84785; Muslim 164797, Hindu 4314, Christian 334 and others 576. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...47013, Hindu 34113, Buddhist 3520, Christian 31 and others 129. Indigenous community such as Mogh belongs to this upazila.
...' Upazila health complex 1, satellite clinic 5, family planning centre 17, community clinic 6, hospital 1.
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...488; Muslim 150882, Hindu 7877, Buddhist 1, Christian 739 and others 2293. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]] and Mahal
...zila health complex 1, union health and family welfare centre 9, clinic 1, community clinic 17.
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...65950; Muslim 124208, Hindu 6423, Christian 346, Buddhist 4 and others 23. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], Bagti, Phahari, [[Oraon, The|o
Heath centres 'Upazila health complex 1, family planning centre 4, community clinic 5, clinic 1.
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...881; Muslim 222408, Hindu 67037, Christian 706 and others 2349. Indigenous community such as santal belong to this upazila.
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...Muslim 1670610, Hindu 347668, Buddhist 62, Christian 2302 and others 2774. Indigenous communities such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]] and [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] b
...nstitute 1, technical college 1, secondary school 155, primary school 885, community school 2, kindergarten 17, madrasa 140. Noted educational institutions: Hab
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...uslim 209465, Hindu 30244, Buddhist 347038, Christian 8663 and others 569. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[Mar
...pali college 3, secondary school 177, primary school 512, kindergarten 13, community school 10, madrasa 11. Noted educational institutions: Kachal Degree Colleg
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...; Muslim 271352, Hindu 11546, Buddhist 11, Christian 13600 and others 220. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]] and Koch belong to this upazila.
...: college 5, vocational college 1, secondary school 30, primary school 54, community school 5, NGO school 1, madrasa 36. Noted educational institutions: Madhupu
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...; Muslim 84026, Hindu 28996, Buddhist 12721, Christian 465 and others 269. Indigenous communities such as [[Tripuris, The|tripura]], [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[M
...ucational institutions: college 1, secondary school 12, primary school 73, community school 12, adult education center 4, madrasa 6. Noted educational instituti
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...pical forest of the east and southeast hill regions and (vi) homestead and community forests. Brief descriptions of the soils of each forest type are described
...nds are now used for [[Jhum|jhum]] (shifting) cultivation each year by the indigenous population with a jhum-cycle of 5/6 years. Another 15-20 thousand ha are un
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...1631, female 93147; Muslim 164795, Hindu 19923, Christian 55 and others 5. Indigenous communities such as [[Oraon, The|oraon]] and [[Santals, The|santal]] belong
...union health and family planning centre 7, union family welfare centre 3, community clinic 22.
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...; Muslim 182190, Hindu 35821, Buddhist 76, Christian 4777 and others 9036. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon Language|oraon]], Maha
...ealth complex 1, family planning centre 5, satellite clinic 6, hospital 2, community clinic 6.
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...ai is derived from Arabic labbaik. In Chittagong, Noakhali and Sylhet, the indigenous people were afraid of settling in the forest zones for the fear of jinnee a
...ra-tan is an Arakanese corruption of sultan, which indicates that a Muslim community may have grown up in the Chittagong area by the middle of the 10th century
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...the people of the upazila marched towards Saidpur with 63 rifles and other indigenous weapons to attack Pak army Camp. However, they were forced to retreat. Free
...Upazila health complex 1, hospital 1, family welfare centre 10, clinic 1,' community clinic 10, satellite clinic 8, pathological centre 1.
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...02; Muslim 236561, Hindu 63370, Buddhist 6, Christian 642 and others 1531. Indigenous communities such as [[Khasia, The |khasia]], [[Manipuri, The |manipuri]] be
''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, club 15, community centre 2, cinema hall 1, auditorium 1, literary association 2, playground 1
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...ns like Bengal where there was no ''Ksatriya'' or ''Vaishya'' group in the indigenous population, even the Brahmans were known as a jati, although they were also
...Kapalika''s as untouchables. The Kapalikas were regarded as an uncivilised community, who followed bizarre rituals and practices. The Shabaras, who mostly inhab
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...rs's Day, Halkhata, Punnah, Nabanna, Poush Parvana, Anna Prashana etc. The indigenous communities of the district perform various kinds of folk dances including
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...712; Muslim 237930, Hindu 9508, Buddhist 5, Christian 3679 and others 239. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]], [[Hajongs|hajong]], Hodi, Mandai an
''Health centres'' Upazila health complex 1, family planning centre 6, community clinic 13, satellite clinic 2.
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...; Muslim 41316, Hindu 11317, Buddhist 18630, Christian 164 and others 250. Indigenous communities such as [[Tripuris, The|tripura]], [[Marma, The|marma]] and [[C
...ucational institutions: college 2, secondary school 12, primary school 60, community school 5, kindergarten 6, satellite school 5, madrasa 7, orphanage 1. Noted
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...4; Muslim 738958, Hindu 88071, Buddhist 328, Christian 988 and others 758. Indigenous communities such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]] and [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] b
..., technical college 3, college 7, secondary school 44, primary school 115, community school 6, kindergarten 80, madrasa 30. Noted educational institutions: [[Sh
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...1; Muslim 264933, Hindu 12089, Buddhist 3, Christian 12772 and others 246. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]], [[Hajongs|hajong]], Koch, Dalu, Ban
...mplex 1, family planning centre 11, satellite health centre 2, hospital 2, community clinic 38, missionary operated health complex 3.
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...2018, Hindu 15152, Buddhist 17, Christian 9329 and others 4814. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...180570, Hindu 51867, Buddhist 4, Christian 133 and others 92. Indigenous community such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]] belongs to this upazila.
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...1796; Muslim 332413, Hindu 31579, Christian 189 and others 201. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...294665, Hindu 14955, Buddhist 15, Christian 585 and others 614. Indigenous community such as [[Garo, The|garo]] belongs to this upazila.
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...Buddhist 77, Christian 932 and others 3554. Christian 31 and others 2846. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]], [[Munda|
...es'' Upazila health complex 1, union health and family planning centre 10, community health centre 13 and Islamic Mission Hospital 1.
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...0482, Hindu 23618, Buddhist 6, Christian 11274 and others 5544. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...m 301519, Hindu 30726, Buddhist 9, Christian 81 and others 490. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...Muslim 463640, Hindu 50778, Buddhist 8083, Christian 135 and others 3367. Indigenous communities such as [[Tripuris, The|tripura]], [[Chakmas, The|chakma]], [[M
''Cultural organisations'' Library 1, auditorium 1, park 1, cinema hall 1, community centre 1.
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...lim 2333253, Hindu 583313, Buddhist 473, Christian 37488 and others 35601. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santals]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]], Mahali,
...entres 10, textile institute 1, secondary school 617, primary school 1713, community school 11, NGO school 29, kindergarten 10, madrasa 351. Noted educational i
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...slim 1425786, Hindu 471974, Buddhist 225, Christian 15350 and others 5727. Indigenous communities such as [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]], [[Khasia, The|khasia]], [[T
..., Lathinritta (stick dance), Jhumur nritya, Charak nritya of the Shabdakar community, proverbs, Poi, riddle, Dak, Geet, marriage song, Dhamail song, Baul song,
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...illa; Meshbah Kamal ''et al'', ''Cultural Survey of Bangladesh Series-5'', Indigenous Communities, Asiatic Society of Bangladesh 2007; Sirajul Islam (ed), ''Hist
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...lim 375045, Hindu 19105, Buddhist 1, Christian 8 and others 99. Indigenous community such as Buno (a genre of the Santals) lives on the bank of the Naodanga Riv
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...ngling of modern designs. Furniture usage in rural schools, restaurants or community centres is marked by the parallel use of modern furniture with traditional
...sed in furniture production, it must be thoroughly dried and seasoned. The indigenous technique of seasoning the wood is to keep it under water for 20 or 30 days
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...ave further diluted the Brahmanical culture. Jainism and Buddhism, the two indigenous post-Aryan religions of north-India, represented the blending of both Aryan
...a, Aryanisation in Bengal followed a more liberal line. Aryanising all the indigenous peoples and putting all these racial and ethnic elements into the four cast
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...4813; Muslim 252545, Hindu 64816, Buddhist 3, Christian 30 and others 860. Indigenous communities such as [[Munda|munda]], Bhabene, Charal and Kaiborta belong to
...cational institutions: college 9, secondary school 42, primary school 183, community school 3, madrasa 46. Noted educational institutions: Shyamnagar Mohsin Col
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...373011, Hindu 31011, Buddhist 2, Christian 189 and others 935. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...ali-puja, Ratha-jatra, Snan-jatra, Dol-jatra, Janmastami etc. of the Hindu community.
Among the festival-based fairs of the Muslim community, those related to the Muharram are the most colourful. The Shia Muslims bri
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...lim 2250427, Hindu 287919, Buddhist 102, Christian 18590 and others 43119. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], [[Oraon, The|oraon]], [[Munda|
...llege 45, technical college 10, secondary school 584, primary school 1342, community school 22, kindergarten 23, madrasa 244. Noted educational institutions: Dh
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...8; Muslim 251254, Hindu 26669, Buddhist 16, Christian 688 and others 392. Indigenous communities such as [[Hajongs|hajong]], [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] and [[Ga
...hnical college 2, secondary school 32, primary school 195, kindergarten 8, community school 26, madrasa 7. Noted educational institutions: Sunamganj Government
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...438807, Hindu 26286, Buddhist 75, Christian 265 and others 486. Indigenous community such as Tipra belongs to this upazila.
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...298; Muslim 322725, Hindu 18609, Christian 574, Buddhist 3 and others 251. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]], Koch ([[Rajbangshi, The|rajban
...health centre 3, family planning centre 9, NGO conducted health centre 7, community clinic 20.
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...uslim 2995529, Hindu 232158, Buddhist 643, Christian 2442 and others 2062. Indigenous communities such as [[Khasia, The|khasia]], [[Manipuri, The|manipuri]] and
..., technical college 3, college 7, secondary school 44, primary school 115, community school 6, kindergarten 80, madrasa 30. Noted educational institutions: [[Sh
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...160; Muslim 603230, Hindu 11336, Buddhist 2, Christian 294 and others 210. Indigenous communities such as [[Garo, The|garo]] and [[Koch|koch]] belong to this upa
''Health centres'' Hospital 1, railway hospital 1, satellite clinic 10, community clinic 60, maternity 1, diabetic hospital 1, leprosy clinic 1, TB clinic 1,
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...5; Muslim 650437, Hindu 66642, Buddhist 147, Christian 274 and others 703. Indigenous communities such as [[Santals, The|santal]] and [[Oraon, The|oraon]] belong
...ndary school 63, primary school 230, satellite school 18, kindergarten 18, community school 15, NGO operated school 120, madrasa 72. Noted educational instituti
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...y those of the Unani and Ayurvedic systems, are now prepared by using both indigenous and modern pharmaceutical technology and under strict quality control measu
...nd improving the personal and environmental hygiene of the patient and the community. Well-educated and professionally trained experts practice this system of m
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...5; Muslim 247248, Hindu 54408, Buddhist 21095, Christian 32 and others 57. Indigenous communities such as [[Marma, The|marma]], [[Tripura|tripura]] and Magh belo
...tutions: university 1, college 9, secondary school 59, primary school 168, community school 6, kindergarten 11, madrasa 21 maktab 355. Noted educational institu
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...slam. For historical reasons the Muslims of Bengal had been following many indigenous customs, rituals and ceremonies which were far from the principles of Islam
The Gaon Khalifah acted as a community leader whose duty was to spread religious education, enforce religious duti
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...Muslim 1743994, Hindu 70382, Buddhist 556, Christian 5108 and others 334. Indigenous communities such as Koach and [[Rajbangshi, The|rajbangshi]] belong to this
..., women's organisation 3, women's co-operative society 89, cinema hall 10, community centre 10, shilpakala academy 1, shishu academy 1, dakbunglow 2, circuit ho
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...bangshi]] and [[Bedey|bedey]] also speak Bangla. In all, more than 300,000 indigenous people speak Bangla fluently. Some tribal groups like [[Bagdi|bagdi]]s and
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..., Hindu 122394, Buddhist 134, Christian 27830 and others 14645. Indigenous community such as [[Santals, The|santal]] belongs to this upazila.
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...an merely a physical shell. Housing encompasses all auxiliary services and community facilities which are necessary to human beings. As a basic need housing is
...ouses refer generally to those of the Santhals, one of the earliest of the indigenous peoples in Bangladesh. Their houses are made of mud walls. The current pred
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..., which would restrict the circulation of the Calcutta Press. The business community of Calcutta visualised the shift of trade from Calcutta to Chittagong, whic
...counterpoise to thwart the rapidly growing strength of the educated Hindu community. Economic, political and communal interests combined together to intensify
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...This has been increased to 22,500. There are also satellite clinics at the community level operated by the staff of health and family welfare centres. The H&FWC
...private. The NGO and private sectors are also involved in activities like community-based distribution, clinical services, family planning, research and evalua
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'''Tribal Culture''' There are many indigenous communities in Bangladesh and each of these communities has its own culture
[[Category:Indigenous Community]]
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...from generation to generation. Some of the festivals bear the mark of the community and nationality, some have the stamp of religion, and again some bear the i
...s a symbol of marriage, on the pitha. But in the urban areas, this type of indigenous practice was absent. In the Eid menu, homemade sweet items would get promin
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...me groups of the population. food habits vary in different sections of the community according to their customs and traditions, taboos, rites, and economic cond
...y and rice is the product of paddy husked with the help of dheki and other indigenous methods as well as modern mechanised systems. The price of rice in Bengal h
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...troducing modern banking in India as an extension of trade in the European community there. These houses later frequently acted as investment bankers, and provi
The [[Swadeshi Movement|swadeshi movement]] of 1905 gave added impetus to indigenous business and many new companies were founded, and these were controlled by
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...god Varuna). It is arranged both on social or family initiatives or by the community of fakirs. During Mughal rule, it used to be observed with great pomp at Mu
''Sagrai'' a new year festival of the indigenous tribes. The tribes of the Chittagong Hill Tracts celebrate it with great po
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...n, or relationship to, specific groups and institutions '' the family, the community, religious, caste or occupational groups, the sovereign and so on. The idea
.... One key cultural difference, they argued, was an emphasis in Asia on the community rather than on the individual. Another was the precedence of collective soc
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...rtile alluvial soils which support extensive cultivation. Weed flora, both indigenous and exotic, thrive well in the marginal lands (eg isles, passageways) and w
...us knowledge associated with herbal medicine''''' In traditional systems, indigenous knowledge (IK) plays a central role in disease diagnosis and health care pr
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...rating activities and thereby upgrading the quality of life of the farming community.
''Weed control'' Weed control at present mainly depends on the indigenous hand tools. But in the low land rice cultivation in rows, the operation of
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...rst period- the age of Carey- the main emphasis was laid on improvement of indigenous languages and literature and spread of education as preparatory work to eva
...people, Carey wanted to build up a scheme of mass education adopting some indigenous systems like sardar-pado (monitorial system).
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...a large number of non-Muslims had been living from time immemorial. These indigenous people were diametrically opposed to the incomers in every aspect of religi
...supremacy of the Mughals there came iranians, mostly belonging to the xia community.
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...itionally been exploited by the rural community through capture fisheries. Indigenous fish species are adapted to the seasonal river flows and freshwater balance
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...tation efforts for drug addicts can be both costly and time-consuming. The Community Drug Addiction Institute, Tejgoan, Dhaka, was established in 1989, under a
...um becomes resistant to a certain antibiotic and establishes itself in the community by replacing the sensitive type, the doctor loses a powerful weapon. Ration
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...native, male kaviraj to popularize western medicine (alongside the use of indigenous drugs) at the village level. There were about ten to fifteen tikadars (inoc
...- || Formal introduction of Diploma in Public Health (DPH) and Diploma in Community Medicine (DCM) in NIPSOM.
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...The phenomenon was inherently similar to that of Calcutta's shooting Hindu community, whose upstart character was scathingly criticised by Kaliprasanna Singha i
...dewan to the Company). But the most prominent representative of the royal community was Maharaja Nabakrishna of Shobhabazar, the Persian writer of [[Clive, Rob
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...nts in this field have been duly acknowledged and appreciated by the world community. While carrying out their duties as peace-keepers under high risk and hosti
...education, disaster, food, gender, good governance, health, human rights, indigenous people, migration, nutrition, participation, population, poverty, refugees,
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...saini Dalan|husaini dalan]], the famous [[Imambara|imambara]] of the Shiah Community, a faction of Muslims, is located behind the [[Dhaka Medical College and Ho
...(opposite the Christian cemetery), the garden with its rich collection of indigenous and exotic plants is one of the most exciting attractions for naturalists a
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...Employment Bank was set up in 1998 for employment generation of the youth community. Another project titled 'Ekti Bari Ekti Khamar' (one house one farm) was la
...ries, skill development of women for employment generation, development of indigenous technology and industries based on local raw materials. The NIP opened up a
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...e product and assumes the traditions, emotions, thoughts and values of the community. Because folk literature is oral basically, it tends to rely on some device
...antations, [[Riddle|riddle]]s and [[Proverbs|proverbs]] that draw upon the indigenous culture of this land but which, through the centuries, have also absorbed a
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...n presented in the Panchali style. Songs accompanied by Shiva-nritya is an indigenous form of Nata-geet (musical drama) of ancient Bengal. Nata-geet is basically
..., Vidyadhari dance, Gorkh dance, Ramayana dance, Shiva dance, etc were the indigenous scriptural forms of dances in Bengal.
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...ideas and institutions were in a process of being adapted to those of the indigenous peoples.
...t could not but derive many of its ideas and institutional characters from indigenous sources.
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...tinct streams: (i) [[Sanskrit|sanskrit]] theatre and derivatives, (ii) the indigenous theatre and (iii) the European theatre. In the South Asian tradition dramat
..., verse or lyric, either in the form of narration or that of dialogue. The indigenous theatre of Bangladesh has developed in distinct forms, which can be loosely
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...t, the pre-colonial intelligentsia seldom descended to the vernaculars and indigenous problems.
...of these organisations were primarily vehicles for the elite of the Muslim community. Membership of the Provincial Mohammedan Association, for instance, was lim
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...mber of migratory fish and number of migrations, disruption of fishermen's community structure, increased fish capture at regulators, reduced opportunity for mi
...development, improvement of breeding techniques and culture practices for indigenous and endangered fish species. Pen and cage culture, improved hatchery and cu
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...riographical tradition ended with the beginning of the colonial regime, no indigenous modern historiographical school developed until the later part of the ninet
...even argued naively that such a state would be favourably received by the indigenous people on the ground that the new state would emancipate them from the oppr
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| 2009 || Decision was taken to start Word Community Clinic.
...he entire population at four different levels of delivery. The levels are: community out-reach, health and family welfare centres/rural dispensaries, upazila he
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...actions. Hundi was widely used as the main credit instrument and issued by indigenous bankers. A hundi is a written order made by one person on another for the p
...gment of the credit system in Bangladesh is the microcredit offered by NGO community, Grameen Bank, government microcredit agencies and other micro-finance inst
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...tricted. Then two types of schools- the tol or pathsala and the network of indigenous elementary schools were developed. The tols were seats of higher learning i
...1 and 12. One innovative policy adopted in the plan was the involvement of community and private efforts in educational activities. Meanwhile, a long term work
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...built again, because they did not suit the soil, climate, and needs of the community; large, open courtyards were not very useful in a monsoonic region like Ben
The first Muslim sultan of Bengali origin, he favored a style with indigenous roots. The tomb re-established brick alone as the primary building material
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...potato, sweet potato, tobacco, different vegetables, and fruits. Local or indigenous varieties of most of the crops are poor yielders. Much advances have been m
..., organic evolution, usually forced and fostered by the farming and social community, provides the basis of crop diversification (CD).
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...forestation]]. In 1976 the plan was revised to create two working circles: community forestry working circle, and commercial working circle. The plan did not wo
...icine preparing units in Bangladesh. Current supply of plant materials for indigenous medicine is about 800 m tons.
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...e principal sources of our information regarding trade in early Bengal are indigenous literature (both normative and creative), impressions of foreigners (Classi
...in early Bengal. The best quality of war-horses were however generally not indigenous to India and were brought from Central Asia to north India through the nort
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...de sources. Inside, in large buildings slender but hard granite columns of indigenous origin were arranged in rows to carry two-centred pointed arches, giving th
...yles were generally defined by the method of roofing, mostly rooted in the indigenous architectural tradition of Bengal with forms derived from the village hut b
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...the vast majority being used for wet rice cultivation. Forests (including community and village groves) account for almost 20 percent of the land area and huma
...Ganges dump about 1200 million litres of wastes per day and the downstream community of Bangladesh is forced to deal with this already polluted water.
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...d unless he has such a position, he can have no influence in the Mohamedan community.’
...portant to note that 199 persons among the signatories were from the Hindu community. An English translation of the original Persian, included in the Report of
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...ch-neglected territory and the advancement of a relatively backward Muslim community.
...But the commercial prosperity of the city disappeared with the decline of indigenous power and the rise of the English. Even in the 1740s Dhaka's annual muslin
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...many Hindus, withdrew into defensive positions, some members of the Hindu community reacted by examining their own society and proposing reform. From then on,
It was late in the 19th century before the Muslim community tackled issues of female education and social reform. The first men who ini
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...eviation of poverty and creation of employment opportunities for the rural community.
...and races selected from different areas of the country. Today, many of the indigenous rice varieties have been lost due to the introduction of HYVs mainly for ec
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