Gor Boli
Recently, the Ministry of Tribal Affairs informed Parliament about continuing demands to include Gor Boli in the Eighth Schedule.
About Gor Boli
- Indo-Aryan: Gor Boli is an Indo-Aryan language spoken by the Banjara community. It is also known as Lambadi, Lamani, or Banjari.
- Family: Western Indo-Aryan language group.
- Script: It has no native script. It is written using Devanagari, Telugu, or Kannada scripts depending on the region.
- Speakers: Spoken primarily by the nomadic and settled Banjara (Lambada) communities.
- Distribution and Usage States: Found heavily across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan.
Lambadas
- Distribution: The Lambadas, also known as Banjaras, are a Scheduled Tribe ....
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