Vol. 13 · pages 341–345
The Principal Architect of the Constitution of India
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46. The residents of the Laccadive, Minicoy and Amin-
divi Islands.
Part II
BOMBAY
1. Barda. 5
2. Bavacha.
3. Bhil.
4. Chodhra.
5. Dhanka.
6. Dhodia. 10
7. Dubla.
8. Gamit, or Gamta.
9. Gond.
10. Kathodi, or Katkari.
11. Konkna 15
12. Koli Mahadeb.
13. Mavchi.
14. Naikda, or Nayak.
15. Pardhi, including Advichincher or Phanse Pardhl.
16. Patelia. 20
17. Pomla.
18. Powara.
19. Rathawa.
20. Tadvi Bhill.
21. Thakur. 25
22. Valvai.
23. Varli.
24. Vasava.
Part III
WEST BENGAL 30
1. Botia.
2. Chakma.
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3. Kuki.
4. Lepcha.
5. Munda.
6. Magh.
7. Mro.
8. Oraon.
9. Santal.
10. Tippera.
11. Any other tribe notified by the
Government of West Bengal. 10
Part IV
THE UNITED PROVINCES
1. Bhuinya.
2. Baiswar.
3. Baiga. 15
4. Gond.
5. Kharwar.
6. Kol.
7. Ojha.
8. Any other tribe notified by the 20
Government of the United Provinces.
Part V
EAST PUNJAB
The Tibetans in Spiti and Lahaul in the Kangra District.
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BIHAR
I. A resident of the State of Bihar belonging to any of the
following tribes:—
1. Asur.
2. Banjara. 30
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3. Bathudi.
4. Bentkar.
5. Binjhia.
6. Birhor.
7. Birjia. 5
8. Chero.
9. Chik Baraik.
10. Gadaba.
11. Ghatwar.
12. Gond. 10
13. Gorait.
14. Ho.
15. Juang.
16. Karmali.
17. Kharia. 15
18. Kharwar.
19. Khetauri.
20. Khond.
21. Kisan.
22. Koli. 20
23. Kora.
24. Korwa.
25. Mahli.
26. Mal Paharia.
27. Munda. 25
28. Oraon.
29. Parhiya.
30. Santal.
31. Sauria Paharia.
32. Savar. 30
33. Tharu.
II. A resident in any of the following districts or police
stations, that is to say, the districts of Ranchi, Singhbhum,
Hazaribagh and the Santal Parganas, and the police stations
of Arsha, Balarampur, Jhalda, Jaipur Baghmundi, Chan-
dil, Ichagarh, Barahabhum, Patamda Banduan and Manbazar
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in the district of Manbhum, belonging to any of the follow-
ing tribes:—
1. Bauri.
2. Bhogta.
3. Bhuiya. 5
4. Bhumij.
5. Ghasi.
6. Pan.
7. Rajwar.
8. Turi. 10
III. A resident in the Dhanbad sub-division or in any of
the following police stations in the Manbhum District, that is
to say, Purulia, Hura, Pancha, Raghunathpur, Santuri, Nitu-
ria, Para, Chas, Chandankiari and Kashipur, belonging to
the Bhumij tribe.
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Part VII
THE CENTRAL PROVINCES
1. Gond.
2. Kawar.
3. Maria. 20
4. Muria.
5. Halba.
6. Pardhan.
7. Oraon.
8. Binjhwar. 25
9. Andh.
10. Bharia-Bhumia.
11. Koli.
12. Bhattra.
13. Baiga. 30
14. Kolam.
15. Bhil.
16. Bhuinhar.
17. Dhanwar.
18. Bhaina. 35
19. Parja.
20. Kamar.
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21. Bhunjia.
22. Nagarchi.
23. Ojha.
24. Korku. 5
25. Kol.
26. Nagasia.
27. Sawara.
28. Korwa.
29. Majhwar. 10
30. Kharia.
31. Saunta.
32. Kondh.
33. Nihal.
34. Birhul (or Birhor). 15
35. Rautia.
36. Pando.
Part VIII
ASSAM.
The following tribes and communities:—
1. Kachari. 20
2. Boro or Boro-Kachari.
3. Rabha.
4. Miri.
5. Lalung.
6. Mikir. 25
7. Garo.
8. Hajonfi.
9. Deori.
10. Abor.
11. Mishmi. 30
12. Dafla.
13. Singpho.
14. Khampti.
15. Any Naga or Kuki tribe.
16. Any other tribe or community notified by the Government of Assam.
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