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Bhil

The semi-nomadic people of Dravidian origin, living in northwestern India and numbering about 4 million. They are hunter-gatherers and also practise shifting cultivation. The Bhili language belongs to the Indo-European family, as does Gujarati, which is also spoken by the Bhil. Their religion is Hinduism.



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Salimullah, who got fame in Munno Bheel case, alleged that he was deprived of promotion for the last seven years due to red-tappism and typical bureaucratic attitude.
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Ghulam Bheel gave birth to a baby girl and was shifted to Gynae ward.
New born baby girl kidnapped from civil hospital by The Frontier Star (Northwest Frontier Province, Pakistan)
The district of Dungarpur is the stronghold of the Bheels, a tribe whose history is said to date back to 4000 B.
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