Malto people

E407559

The Malto people are an indigenous ethnic group of eastern India, traditionally forest-dwelling and known for their distinct culture and language within the Dravidian family.

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Label Occurrences
Malto people canonical 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Scheduled Tribe
ethnic group
indigenous people
continent Asia
country India
culturalRegion Santhal Pargana region
surface form: Santhal Parganas region
culturalTrait distinct oral traditions
ritual dances
traditional folk songs
economyType mixed subsistence economy
ethnicity Dravidian peoples
surface form: Dravidian people
facingIssue deforestation
healthcare challenges
land alienation
limited access to education
poverty
governmentCategory Scheduled Tribe in Bihar
Scheduled Tribe in Jharkhand
Scheduled Tribe in West Bengal
heritage indigenous ecological knowledge
traditional medicinal knowledge
language Malto language
languageFamily Dravidian languages
languageStatus vulnerable language
livelihood subsistence agriculture
wage labor
marriagePractice clan exogamy
endogamy
populationStatus numerically small tribe
primaryLocation Bihar
Jharkhand
West Bengal
recognizedAs Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Group
recognizedBy Government of India
region eastern India
relatedGroup Dravidian tribal groups of central India
religion Christianity
Hinduism
animism
religiousSpecialist traditional priest
residencePattern hill and forest villages
script Devanagari script
surface form: Devanagari

Latin alphabet
socialStructure clan-based society
traditionalLifestyle forest-dwelling
traditionalOccupation hunting and gathering
shifting cultivation

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North Dravidian languages spokenBy Malto people
Malto language spokenBy Malto people