Question

name the tribal groups who lived by herding and rearing animals​

Answer 1

Answer:

The Van Gujjars of the Punjab hills and the Labadis of Andhra Pradesh were cattle herders, the Gaddis of Kulu were shepherds, and the Bakarwals of Kashmir reared goats.

Answer 2

Van Gujjars of the Punjab hills

Labadis of Andhra Pradesh

Gaddis of Kulu

Bakarwals of Kashmir

The Tribals lived by herding & rearing animals are ​:

• Tribal communities in the British India who herded or either reared animals for the living included  Van Gujjars of Punjab hills &  Labadis of Andhra Pradesh.

• Gaddis of Kulu these groups were shepherds & Bakarwals of Kashmir also reared goats for living.

Many tribal groups were lived by herding & rearing animals:

• They are pastoralists these people moved with their herds of cattle and sheep according to seasons.

• When grass in one of the places or was exhausted, they moved to another area.

• Van Gujjars of Punjab hills and Labadis of Andhra Pradesh are cattle herders, Gaddis of Kulu are shepherds, &  Bakarwals of Kashmir use to reare the goats.
• Hence these are the tribal groups who use to live by herding & rearing animals​.

Thus the tribal groups who lived by herding and rearing animals​ are :

Van Gujjars ,Labadis ,Gaddis ,Bakarwals.

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