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Hospitality
to strangers, self respect and devotion to work
are some of the characteristics of Biharis.
Simple in their living, one can find tribal
as well as non-tribal people in the state. They
can be better classified as non-tribals of the
north and aboriginees of the south. The latter
are tribal in character.
The non-tribal group belong to various castes,
prominent among which are: kayasthas, bhumihars,
rajputs, and the so-called backward castes -
yadavs, koeris, musahars, chamars, and others.
The aboriginees belong to various tribes, among
which are: santhals, mundas, oraons, and others.
Regarding physical appearance of the people, the
non-tribals or people of the north have smooth
features with comparatively and generally a fairer
complexion. The tribals are negroid in feature and
are relatively shorter in stature. |
| Traditional
Clothing |
Male: Kurta-Dhoti , Kurta-Pajama, Pant-Shirt.
Female : Saree , Salwar-Kurta.
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| Cuisine |
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Food
Habit : Rice
, Dal , Chapatties , Vegetables,Non-Veg. Items
, Items of Gram Flour, Litti ,Churra-Dahi(Curd)
in Mithila .
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