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Chenchu

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Chenchu

An aboriginal Telegu-speaking people living in southern Hyderabad in India. Traditionally semi-nomadic hunters and gatherers, they now work as forest wage-labourers, although many have adopted a sedentary life-style. The Chenchu number about 15,000.
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