Find out more about present day nomadic pastoral groups in the subcontinent.what animals do they keep?which are the areas frequented by these groups
Answers
Answered by
38
Some of the main present-day nomadic pastoral groups of the subcontinent are -
1.Gujjars (J&K),
2.Gaddis (Himachal),
3.Bhiotiyas,
4.Monpas(north-east),
5.Raikas (Rajasthsn),
6.Banjaras (Central India),
7.Dhangars (Maharashtra)
8.Maldharis (Gujarat).
These Pastoralists keep sheep, buffaloes, camels, goats, cow, ox etc
Answered by
4
Nomadic pastoral groups are those communities who travel from one place to another.
In India, they identified according to regions like the mountainous, western India, and the Deccan Plateau.
Explanation:
- The nomadic pastoral groups in India depend on cattle, which gives them milk, meat, and wool.
- Some of the nomadic pastoral groups included Gujjar, Bhutia, Charan, Gaddi, Kinnaura, Bakarwal, Monpa, etc.
- Gujjar found in Jammu and Kashmir and in Himachal Pradesh, whose main occupation is herding animals like sheep, goats, and buffalo.
- Kinnaura found in Himachal Pradesh, and they keep sheep and goats.
- Monpa found in Arunachal Pradesh occupation s based on herding Yak and cattle.
Learn More:
What factors sustained the life of pastoral groups in India?
brainly.in/question/2557744
Similar questions