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The Cultural History of the Bodo Community: A descriptive study

Author(s) Mr. Nagesh Narza Baro, Dr. Sachin Rajmurti
Country India
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The cultural history of the Bodo community in Northeast India encompasses a rich tapestry of linguistic heritage, agrarian traditions, ritual practices, and socio-political evolution. This paper traces the historical trajectory of the Bodos, examining how their indigenous customs have persisted and transformed amid external influences—ranging from colonial interventions to post-independence state restructuring and contemporary globalization. Through an interdisciplinary lens integrating history, sociology, and anthropology, the study explores festivals like Bwisagu, traditional food ways, oral narratives, and linguistic resilience as markers of cultural identity and continuity.
Attention is given to the role of neighboring ethnic groups and regional dynamics in shaping cultural adaptations, revealing a dialogic process of cultural negotiation rather than mere assimilation. The analysis highlights how Bodo culture has employed adaptive strategies—both deliberate and organic—to preserve its distinctiveness while embracing elements of modernization. By situating Bodo history within broader conversations on indigenous agency and cultural preservation, the paper offers insights into how marginalized communities assert their heritage in evolving socio-political landscapes.
Keywords Culture, history, Bodo, language, Bathou, Kherai, Doudini, Domashi, acculturation, urbanization, agrarian, animistic, clan , totem, culinary, beverage,
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Published In Volume 7, Issue 5, September-October 2025
Published On 2025-09-17
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i05.55642
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