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Changing Living Pattern Among Baigas of Central India

Amit Soni , Amit Soni

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Indian Journal of Research in Anthropology 6(1):p 5-13, January-June 2020. | DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21088/ijra.2454.9118.6120.1

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Amit Soni. Changing Living Pattern Among Baigas of Central India. Indian J Res Anthropol 2020;6(1):5-13.
 

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Baigas are followers of one of the very ancient cultural tradition and clam themselves as first human on earth. A significant part of their culture is lost or changed due to impact of migration, acculturation, development and change with time and space. The people who are living near the urban centers and have frequent interactions with
the other communities, or their children attending to schools and they have made links with the outsiders, look a bit different from their Baiga brethren living on the hill tops and in remote forest tracts. This paper deals with the culture, life style and cultural change among the Baigs of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh in my area of study.
 

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Lifestyle; Living Standard; Habit; Pattern; Cultural Change; Developmental Change; Market; Livelihood.

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