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The work surveys the diverse ethnic, linguistic, and religious communities across the subcontinent, synthesizing census material, administrative observations, and scholarly surveys to explain caste and racial classifications, language groups, and religious practices. Chapters outline methods of demographic inquiry, summarize findings on social stratification and marriage rules, and review major language families and religious traditions. Occasional personal anecdotes, illustrative maps, and photographic examples accompany analytical sections to clarify regional variation and the practical challenges of ethnographic and linguistic description.

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Title: The Peoples of India

Author: J. D. Anderson

Release date: August 31, 2017 [eBook #55465]
Most recently updated: October 23, 2024

Language: English

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Transcriber's Note

Apparent typographical errors have been corrected, and the use of hyphens has been normalized. Text in black-letter font has been bolded.

The author does not identify the transliteration scheme(s) used for Indian words in the text. Macrons (as in "ā") are used extensively and there is some use of the "diacritic dot" (as in "ṇ").

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THE PEOPLES OF INDIA

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