19 Feb,2024
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The second largest tribe in Meghalaya, the Garos are believed to be descendants of the Tibeto-Burmar race.
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The Garos live in the Garo hills and speak a language that belongs to the Bodo branch of the Sino Tibetan phylum.
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The Khasis live in the East and West Khasi hills and the northern lowlands and foothills.
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The Khasis who live in the Jaintia hills are also known as Jaintias or Pnars.
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The Khasis who live in the Jaintia hills are also known as Jaintias or Pnars.
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The Jaintias live in the Jaintia hills and are believed to be of the Indo-Mongoloid race.
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The Jaintias speak a distinct Austric language that belongs to the Mon-Khmer group.
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The Jaintias are a matrilineal society, meaning inheritance is based on kinship with the mother or the female line.
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