who are the raikas ? write any three features of thier lifestyle
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The Raikas were a pastoral community of a pastoral group of Rajasthan.
Since the rainfall in their region was uncertain and the harvests fluctuated every year, they combined cultivation with pastoralism.
During the month of June, they stayed in their home villages, due to presence of pastures.
By October, these lands would have dried and they moved to some other region.
One group of Raikas known as the 'Maru' Raikas herded Camel, and another group herded sheep and goat.
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Rajasthan's camel population has dropped from seven lakh to two lakh in 18 years. And the community which has been most affected is the Raika who are the traditional camel rearers. The Raikas are a pastoral community in Rajasthan herding camels, goats and sheep.
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