Madiya tribe

E620038

The Madiya tribe is an indigenous Adivasi community of central India, primarily inhabiting forested regions of Maharashtra and neighboring states, known for its distinct language, traditional agriculture, and rich ritual and dance traditions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Adivasi group
Scheduled Tribe
ethnic group in India
indigenous community
alsoKnownAs Madia Gond NERFINISHED
Maria Gond NERFINISHED
associatedWith Dandakaranya forest region NERFINISHED
Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra NERFINISHED
country India
culturalHeritage folktales
oral traditions
ritual music
culturalPractice agricultural rituals
communal festivals
economy minor forest produce collection
subsistence agriculture
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Gond people NERFINISHED
facesIssue deforestation impacts
land alienation
limited access to education
hasTradition festival songs
ritual dances
sacred groves
inhabits border areas of Chhattisgarh
border areas of Telangana
forested regions of Maharashtra
language Madiya language
languageFamily Dravidian languages NERFINISHED
mainCrops millets
paddy
pulses
marriagePattern exogamous clans
primaryState Maharashtra NERFINISHED
recognizedAs Scheduled Tribe in Maharashtra
Scheduled Tribe in neighboring states
region central India
religion Hindu-influenced practices
indigenous animist beliefs
socialOrganization clan-based system
traditionalLeadership hereditary headman
village council
traditionalSubsistence forest gathering
hunting and fishing
rainfed agriculture
shifting cultivation
worships ancestor spirits
nature deities

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Gadchiroli hasDemographicGroup Madiya tribe