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Steel, a private company, began teaching the Ho language on weekends to drop-out schoolgirls at a "camp school" in Naomundi. As of November 2016, 100 girls were enrolled in the camp school. The company has also run private Ho language centres in East Singhbhum, West Singhbhum and Seraikela-Kharsawan districts since 2011. Approximately 6000 people have undergone Ho language and Warang Chiti script training in these centres. In 2017 the government of Jharkhand announced it would soon begin teaching five- and six-year-old primary school students in their local language in order to help reduce the high drop-out rate. Among the Hos, 19.7% have completed schooling and 3.1% are graduates. The percentage of school-going children in the age group 5 тАУ14 years was 37.6.
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is the most important agricultural festival, the date of which usually coincides with the nationwide festivities in the fall. It is a village wide celebration with music and dancing held in honour of the cattle used in cultivation. During the ceremonies, the cows are painted with a flour and dye mix,
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in Ho territory opened the way for the first iron ore mine in India at Pansira Buru in 1901. Over the years iron ore mining spread out in the area. Many Hos are engaged in mining work but that does not add up to any sizeable percentage. However, small, well planned mining towns dotting the territory
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Houlton writes, "I do not want to give the impression, by mentioning occasional divergences from the straight and narrow path, that aboriginals are immoral. On the contrary, their standards of post-marital morality and fidelity are probably a good deal higher than in some races that claim to be more
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Dance is important to Adivasi culture in general and for the Ho, it is more than simply a means of entertainment. Their songs are generally accompanied by dances which change with the seasons. Songs and distinctively choreographed dance are integral parts of Ho culture and art, as well as important
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In order to help increase the literacy rates, the government announced in 2016 that it had designed text books to teach Hindi and mathematics in Ho. In 2017 those textbooks were made available on the central government's e-library platform. In a 2016 effort to help promote tribal languages Tata
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and the houses of many thikedars, landlords were burnt and a number of people were killed. They also plundered, killed and destroyed villages Hindus. It compelled the British to recognise the need for a thorough subjugation of the Hos. The uprising was suppressed with a good deal of trouble by
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There is a system of payment of bride-price amongst the Hos. The bride-price is often a status symbol and in modern times it remains not more than 101-1001 rupees. As a result, many Ho girls remain unmarried till advanced age. Among the total Ho population, females outnumber the males.
789:. The Singhbhum forests are best in the Kolhan area in the south-west of the district. The lives of Ho people have long been intertwined with sal forests and there is a strong resentment against the efforts of timber merchants to replace sal forests with teak plantations. 824:, in which thousands of people join. They beat their drums in a huge circle, and gradually close in over hills and across forests, driving the wild animals on to a central point, on to which lines of hunters converge until the animals are surrounded and slaughtered. 717:
Almost half the population is engaged in cultivation and another one third also work as land-less agricultural labourers. The Hos, along with Santals, Oraons and Mundas, are comparatively more advanced, and have taken to settled cultivation as their mode of life.
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In the 2001 national census, 91% of the Hos declared that they professed "other religions and persuations", meaning that they do not consider themselves to belong to any of the major religious groups and follow their indigenous religious systems called "Sarna" or
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is due to extensive language contact with the unrelated Indo-Aryan and Dravidian languages. The phonology of Ho has also been influenced by the nearby unrelated languages. There are at least three dialects of Ho: Lohara,
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several hundred British troops. While local troops quelled the uprising, another group under Colonel Richards entered Singhbhum in November 1836. Within three months all the ringleaders surrendered. In 1857, the Raja of
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for protection in 1767, but it was not until 1820 that he acknowledged himself as a feudatory of the British. The restless Hos broke the agreement soon and took part in a fierce rebellion of 1831тАУ33, called the
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is the ceremonial first sowing. The date is set each year in the early spring by the deurior priest pahan who also officiates the three-day ceremony by praying and commencing his first sowing of the year.
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As per the 2011 census, the literacy rate for the Ho population was around 44.7% for all and 33.1% for women, much lower than the Jharkhand averages of 66.4% for all and 55.4% for women.
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civilised. The status of women is high. Wives are partners and companions to their husbands. It is even whispered that hen-pecked husbands are not uncommon among the tribesmen."
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Starting from the period between the 9th and 12th centuries, copper was smelted in many parts of old Singhbhum district. It is believed that many immigrants entered
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This article is about the Austroasiatic ethnic group of India. For the Tibeto-Burman people also known as Ho of China, Vietnam and Laos, see
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have brought the Ho people in close touch with the good and bad aspects of urbanisation. Some of the prominent mining towns in the area are
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population respectively, as of 2011 . With a population of approximately 700,000 in the state in 2001, the Ho are the fourth most numerous
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and marks the completion of the agricultural cycle. It is a week-long celebration held to honour Singbonga, the creator god. Other lesser
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to retain their independence. As far as is known, the Muslims left them alone. Although the area was formally claimed to be a part of the
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was 1,040,000 as of 2001. Similar to other Austroasiatic groups in the area, the Ho report varying degrees of multilingualism, also using
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rose in rebellion and a sizeable section of the Hos joined in the revolt. Troops were sent who put an end to the disturbances by 1859.
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about 4000тАУ3500 years ago. The Austroasiatic speaker spread from Southeast Asia and mixed extensively with local Indian populations.
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Duary, Nabakumar (2000). "12. Change and continuity in Ho religion--an impact study in South Bihar". In Behera, M.C. (ed.).
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were never numerous but they are there (locally extinct when a study was undertaken in 2005 by Kisor Chaudhuri FRGS).
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parts of their traditional festivals, especially Mage Parab. Most villages have a dedicated dancing ground, called
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are more common. The Hos are keen hunters and have practically exterminated game in Kolhan. They organise great
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is held in late fall before the first harvest is eaten to thank the spirits for a trouble-free harvest.
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anointed with oil and prayed over after a black chicken is sacrificed to an image of the cattle bonga.
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While fewer than five per cent of Ho speakers are literate in the language, Ho is typically written in
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Linguistic Identity and Language Preferences Among the Austro-Asiatic Language Speakers of Jharkhand
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is still found (locally extinct when a study was undertaken in 2005 by Kisor Chaudhuri FRGS).
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in the 14th century or earlier. When the Hos entered old Singhbhum, they overcame the
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Linguistic studies suggest that the Austroasiatic homeland was in Southeast Asia and
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who although listed as a separate Scheduled Tribe, are another name for the Hos.
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and northern Odisha where they constitute around 10.7% and 7.3% of the total
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Indian International Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Science Research
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RWAAI (Repository and Workspace for Austroasiatic Intangible Heritage)
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of the Ho tribe, such as Kol, Kolha, Kolah, Munda, and Mundari, are
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and more distantly related to languages of Southeast Asia such as
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Origin of the Tai People 3: Genetic and Archaeological Approaches
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Ho Language webpage, by K. David Harrison, Swarthmore College
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bringing the total to 806,921 as of 2001. They also live in
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ethnic group of India. They are mostly concentrated in the
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unlike their distant relatives in Southeast Asia which are
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The reserved forests are the haunt of many animals. Wild
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in his book India's Ancient Past mentioned that, many
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as distinct groups. Those names are derived from the
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Over 90% of the Ho practice the indigenous religion
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Index

Hani people

India
Jharkhand
Odisha
West Bengal
Bihar
Ho language
Sarnaism
Hinduism
Christianity
Mundas
Kharias
Juangs
Santals
Bhumijs
Austroasiatic
Munda
Kolhan region
Jharkhand
Scheduled Tribe
Scheduled tribe
Santals
Kurukhs
Mundas
Odisha
West Bengal
Bihar
Bangladesh
Nepal

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