Bodo–Garo peoples

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The Bodo–Garo peoples are a group of ethnolinguistically related communities in Northeast India and neighboring regions who speak languages of the Bodo–Garo branch of the Tibeto-Burman family and share intertwined cultural and historical traditions.

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Dimasa Kachari partOfLinguisticGroup Bodo–Garo peoples
Deori people relatedEthnicGroup Bodo-Kachari peoples
linked to: Bodo–Garo peoples
Sonowal Kachari ethnicFamily Bodo–Kachari peoples
linked to: Bodo–Garo peoples
Dimasa Kachari community partOfLargerGrouping Bodo–Kachari peoples
linked to: Bodo–Garo peoples
Dimasa-Kachari subgroupOf Bodo-Kachari peoples
linked to: Bodo–Garo peoples
Dimasa Bodo subgroupOf Bodo–Kachari peoples
linked to: Bodo–Garo peoples
Kachari people partOf Bodo-Kachari peoples
linked to: Bodo–Garo peoples