Orissa
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A Bonda Girl is on her way to market with brooms she has made. The Bondas are probably the most primitive of the hilltribe groups living in Orissa – an Indian State located in the east of the subcontinent. Bonda ladies wear beads, a short skirt, and very little else. Bonda men still hunt with bow and arrow.
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Rajasthani Man – Bundi / Ahir Girl – Kutch / Sikh Man – Amritsar / Rabari Lady – Little Rann (Desert) of Kutch / Meghwal Girl – Kutch / Mali Girl – Orissa / Bonda Lady – Orissa / Mir Lady – Little Rann of Kutch / Rajput Man – Jodhpur
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The Bondas are probably the most primitive of the tribal groups living in Southern Orissa State, India. The ladies wear a short skirt, beads and very little else. The men still hunt with bow and arrow and come equipped with these to their weekly market.
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Orissa State in Eastern India is home to a number of ethnic minorities or adavasi. This Mali Girl was photographed at a weekly market in Southern Orissa.
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A Bonda Lady on her way to market – Orissa, India. The Bondas are probably the most primitive of the various tribal groups living in the Indian State of Orissa. The women wear beads, a brief skirt, and very little else. The men still hunt with bow-and-arrow.
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Charcoal is in short supply in India. Every evening, these charcoal runners travel by foot to the hills south of the city of Jeypore to collect illegally produced charcoal – a trip of more than 20 miles. They return each morning to sell the charcoal to vendors who, in turn, sell it in the market – all for a few rupees.
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The Gadabas are one of a number of primitive tribal groups living in the Indian State of Orissa.
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It was shot at Konark,Orissa, India
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The Sun Temple Orissa is balanced on 24 wheels.
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