🔆Banjara culture

✅The Banjara community consists of various groups found throughout India, with a significant population in Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Karnataka.
✅They have settled in permanent settlements called Tandas, abandoning their nomadic lifestyle.
✅The Banjara people speak GorBoli, also known as Lambadi, which belongs to the Indo-Aryan group of languages and has no script.
✅Teej is a festival celebrated by young unmarried Banjara girls in Shravanam (August), where they pray for a good groom.
✅Fire dance and Chari are traditional dance forms of the Banjara people.

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