Kolam people

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The Kolam people are an indigenous tribal community of central India, traditionally forest-dwelling and known for their distinct Dravidian language and cultural practices.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf indigenous people
associatedLanguageCode Kolami (ISO 639-3: kfb)
continent Asia
country India
culturalHeritageStatus endangered traditional knowledge systems
culturalPractice ancestor worship
nature worship
rituals related to agriculture
demographicTrend shifting from forest to settled agriculture
diet forest tubers
millets
wild fruits
economicActivity collection and sale of non-timber forest products
wage labor in agriculture
educationStatus historically low literacy rates
ethnicity Kolam NERFINISHED
governmentCategory Scheduled Tribe under Indian Constitution
housing traditionally thatched huts
language Kolami language NERFINISHED
languageFamily Dravidian languages NERFINISHED
linguisticStatus minority language community
locatedIn Andhra Pradesh
Chhattisgarh NERFINISHED
Madhya Pradesh
Maharashtra
Telangana NERFINISHED
marriagePractice endogamy within community
marriageRule exogamy by clan
policyTarget beneficiaries of tribal welfare schemes in India
recognizedAs Scheduled Tribe in India
region Central India NERFINISHED
relatedEthnicGroup Gondi people NERFINISHED
other Dravidian-speaking tribes of central India
religion Hinduism
animism
script Devanagari (for written use in some regions) NERFINISHED
socialStructure clan-based organization
traditionalLifestyle forest-dwelling
traditionalOccupation collection of forest produce
hunting and gathering
shifting cultivation
vulnerableGroup economically marginalized community
socially marginalized community

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Kolami spokenBy Kolam people
Kolami–Naiki subgroup usedBy Kolam people