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Volume : II, Issue : V, June - 2012

BHOI COMMUNITY AND THEIR CULTURE

SURESH APATE

Published By : Laxmi Book Publication

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BHOI Community : Indian folks take birth in their castes, grow in their castes and attend incineration ground on the shoulders of their caste folks. Attributable to lack of techniques and skills, the community started facing utter starvation. Although the country has one map, there are several regions and a number of other folks living their own lives as per their castes and spiritual traditions. From a few years, such castes are wandering they're referred to as a social group castes. Being villageless, such castes need to wander for his or her bread. one in all them is Bhoi once rank disappeared, Bhoi society started facing dangerous days. India is that the country of regarding eight thousand castes, 5 to eight spiritual. However, caste deprives of self worth and wipes out acquaintance of many folks. however there are those that don't have villages, whose names aren't registered in government records and who don't have standing.

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SURESH APATE, (2012). BHOI COMMUNITY AND THEIR CULTURE. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. V, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/3781.pdf

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