bote fishing in madi river

bote man fishing in the river and works hard for living through fishing this is the heriditery occupation of these people round tanahun.

issue of inclusion and botes tragic story

bote the ethnic minorities are facing very tragic story round this time because they lack their representatives in constituency assembly so to address their issues they dont have their own .so we have shown our commitment to address those issues through newyork based globalonline radio on their own voices.

child labour the identity of illiteracy

bote the ethnic minorities are morever illeterate and regarding their children child labour has been found in a high rate they instead of going schools go for hose hold works.so we tried to reveal this tragedy through medias.

our tanahun map

Tanahun is located in the western part of nepal it is the land of various cultural identities .so various heterogeneous cast subcast ethnic group can be find out with their traditional culture.

RALLY RECENTLY OBSERVED IN WORLD INDIGENOUS DAY IN TANAHUN

people moving on rally during the world indigenous day in tanahun.we can see their cultural identity in their own custums .so it was really fascinating to observe.we can perceive thier own commitment to seek for their rights.

BOTE PEOPLE WORKING HARD FOR LIVING

Here we see bote people contructing home for making money to live they have to work hard to join hand to mouth.So we have to do something to uplift their living standard hope in future they will be able to live happily if we conscious people show some pity towards them.So this lively picture speaks the entire sorrow of theirs.

Dipak our friend collecting data from bote people

we the group of student visited their locality and collected useful information required for resarch process.The bote people also kindly response us so we are really thankful for them.The data collected was really useful to make close study upon them .

BOTE FESTIVALS

BOTE HAVE TWO MAJOR TYPES PAKHOBOTE WHO LIVES IN LANDSIDE AND PANI BOTE WHO LIVES NEARSIDE OF RIVER. MAJOR FESTIVALS BAISAKH PURNIMA IS THE BIGGEST FESTIVAL FOR BOTE PEOPLE.NEXT IS BAJE BAJAI POOJA NEXT IS AITABARE JHANKRI AND BHAYER.THEY CELABRATE AS THE HINDU RITUALS THEY HAVE THEIR OWN BOTE PRIEST FOR THIS CEREMONY.THEY HAVE TO MARRY UNDER SAME CAST SYSTEM.THEY BELIVE NATURE AS A GOD AND HAVE DIFFERENT CULTURAL IDENTITIES.

BOTE SAMAJ: help for extinction bote group from tanahun nepal.

BOTE SAMAJ: help for extinction bote group from tanahun nepal.

AADIKAVI STUDENT

we group of aadikavi student interested on helping the poor bote of vyas-5 bireni tanahun.our moto is to help their children and make them aware their own authentic culture,to preserve for future generation.

OUR GROUP MEMBER

1BINODBIKASH SIMKHADA(WELLWISHER)

2BIDHYA KHANAL(CHIEF-ADVISOR)

3SUBODH GHIMIRE(PRESIDENT)

4BIKENDRA SAPKOTA(CO-ORDINATOR)

5SHARMILA THAPA(CO-ORDINATOR)

6SRIJANA PAUDEL(TREASURER)

MEMBERS

7SURENDRA PANDIT

8SUNITA THAPA

9PURNA MAYA THAPA

10RUPAK GURUNG(FIELD-COORDINATOR)

11SHITAL PUN

12DAL BAHADUR DARAI

13 GANESH DAM

14LUNA RANA

15SAMBRIDHI RANA

16RAVI GIRI

18BIDHYA BHANDARI

19KOPILA GIRI

20SRIJANA REGMI

21SONAM TAMANG

23 SANTOSH NEUPANE

24DEEPAK RAJ KOIRALA

help for extinction bote group from tanahun nepal.

we group of sociology student from tanahun the western part of nepal,so we are interested on bote people the poor ethnic group so we want to help them being a rational bachelor degree student.They are in endanger postion for extinction of their primitive culture.Well known global food crisis is the next threat for them to get survive without cultivavle land for food.

BOTE OLD HAGGARD SEEKING FOR HELP TO SUSTAIN THE OLDRLY AGE

This picture shows some pity towards bote who is left up by thier offsprings due to poverty he has still to struggle for food at the age of 80, so it reveals a real poverty of bote people. so we rational student has to do something for them unless they are secured for food and shelter.Ok we think its a glorious effort by a student from aadikavi damauli tanahun where we hav to give credit to our mam bidhya khanal for supporting us doing big things hat off to her deeds.

BOTE PEOPLE AND THEIR HOME

The typical bote people and thier home when we student visitied to share our joy and sorrow with them .It gives the glimpse vision of poverty about their economic condition.So in our view to show interest with them will give them support to raise thier voice towards concerned authority.The house is made up of hey and people gathering on it.

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The population of Nepal was recorded to be about 25 million as of July 2002. Eighty-six percent of Nepalis follow Hinduism, while eight percent follow Buddhism and three percent follow Islam. The population comprises various groups of different races which are further divided into different castes. The distinction in caste and ethnicity is understood more easily with a view of customary layout of the population.
Some of the main groups are such: Gurungs and Magars who live mainly in the western region; Rais, Limbus and Sunwars who live in the eastern mid hills; Sherpas, Manangpas and Lopas who live near the mountains of Everest, Annapurna and Mustang respectively; Newars who live in and around the capital valley of Kathmandu; Tharus, Yadavas, Satar, Rajvanshis and Dhimals who live in the Terai region; and Brahmins, Chhetris and Thakuris generally spread over all parts of the country.
Nepali is the official language of the state, spoken and understood by 100 percent of the population. Multiple ethnic groups speak more than a dozen other languages in about 93 different dialects. English is spoken by many in government and business offices. It is the mode of education in most private schools of Kathmandu and some other cities.
Ethnic Distribution
The Northern Himalayan People
In the northern region of the Himalayas are the Tibetan-speaking groups namely Sherpas, Dolpas, Lopas, Baragaonlis, Manangis. The Sherpas are mainly found in the east in the Solu and Khumbu region; the Baragaonlis and Lopas live in the semi-deserted areas of Upper and Lower Mustang in the Tibetan rain-shadow area; the Managis live in Manang district area; while the Dolpas live in Dolpa district of West Nepal, one of the highest settlements on earth at 4,000 meters. The Middle Hills and Valley People
Several ethnic groups live together in harmony in the middle hills and valleys. Among them are the Magars, Gurungs, Tamangs, Sunuwars, Newars, Thakalis, Chepangs and majority of Brahmans and Chhetris. The Brahmans and Chhetris have long dominance in all pervading social, religious and political realms. There are also some occupational castes namely: Damai (tailor), Sarki (cobbler), Kami (blacksmith) and Sunar (goldsmiths). Though, there exist numerous dialects, the language of unification is the national language, Nepali. Ethnic Diversity in the Kathmandu Valley
Kathmandu Valley represents a cultural cauldron of the country, where, people from varied backgrounds have come together to present a melting pot. The natives of the Kathmandu Valley are the Newars. Newari culture is an integration of both Hinduism and Buddhism. The Newars of Kathmandu Valley were traders or farmers by occupation in the old days. The Terai People
The main ethnic groups in Terai are Tharus, Darai, Kumhal, Majhi and other groups that have roots in India. They speak north Indian dialects like Maithili, Bhojpuri. Owing to the fertile plains of Terai, most inhabitants live on agriculture. There are, however, some occupational castes like Majhi (fisherman), Kumhal (potter) and Danuwar (cart driver).




POPULATION OF MAJOR ETHNIC GROUPS





ETH. GROUP
POPULATION


Brahman
2896477


Chhetri
3593496


Chepang
52237


Gurung
543571


Limbu
359379


Muslim
971056


Magar
1662241


Newar
1245232


Rai
635151


Raute
658


Sherpa
15462


Tharu
1533879


Thakuri
334120


Thakali
12973


Tamang
1282304