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Polyandrous Families in Indian Tribes by boyavarshajyothi is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses the rarity of polyandrous families among certain Indian tribes, including the Khasas, Gallangos, and Todas, highlighting their unique practices regarding child paternity and familial structure. It also mentions other uncommon family forms, such as matri-focal families in Lakshadweep and parallel descent among the Dhimsa Kacharis in Assam. Overall, the monogamous nuclear family is predominant among Indian tribes, with extended families being common due to economic suitability.
- Author
- boyavarshajyothi
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- EN