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tradition they make
their living by
singing Gandarbha Geet or
Gaine Geet, a type of folk song. The
Gandarbhas traditionally work as
travelling musicians...
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religious music. The
Gandarbhas utilize a
unique four
string instrument called Sarangi. The
former government had
banned the
Gandarbhas from
singing Karkha...
- bowing.
Traditionally in Nepal, the
Sarangi was only pla**** by
people of
Gandarbha or
Gaine caste (both
contested and
interchangeable terms), who sing narrative...
- West Bengal) Chhetri, Thakuri, Rana, Vaisya, Kami, Damai, Sarki, Sunar,
Gandarbha Hinduism Khasi Austroasiatic → Khasi–Palaungic →
Khasic India (Meghalaya)...
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stringed musical instrument of Nepal,
commonly pla**** by the
Gaine or
Gandarbha ethnic group but the form and
repertoire of
sarangi is more
towards the...
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Languages Nepali (Khas kura)
Religion Hinduism 96.59% (2011),
Christianity 3.22% (2011)
Related ethnic groups Khas people, Kami, Badi, Sarki,
Gandarbha/Gaine...
- (Khas kura)
Religion Hinduism 95.95% (2011),
Christianity 3.22% (2011)
Related ethnic groups Licchavi, Khas people, Damai, Sarki, Kami,
Gandarbha/Gaine...
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language (Khas kura)
Religion Hinduism 96.35% (2011),
Christianity (3.39%) (2011)
Related ethnic groups Khas people, Darjee, Badi, Sarki,
Gandarbha/Gaine...
- also
speak Gurung Religion Hinduism 95.46% (2011),
Christianity 4.34% (2011)
Related ethnic groups indigenous people, Damai, Badi, Kami,
Gandarbha/Gaine...
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Gandharva Mahavidyalaya (established 1939), a
music school in New
Delhi Gandarbha, an
ethnic group in
Nepal Gandharv, a
Hindu community in
North India Gandharva...
