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Bewra Kheti of Pahadi Korwas

In Chhattisgarh, Pahadi Korwas are found in Raigarh, Sarguja and Jashpur districts. Korwas are considered part of the Karelian anthropological link. The Korwas settled in hills are called Pahadi Korwas whereas those settled on plains are called Dehria or Dih Korwas. It is believed that the Pahadi Korwas belong to the old Khudia Zamindari (land holding). This is in Jashpur district, neighboring the Raigarh district. The Pahadi Korwas are among those primitive tribes who have been dependent on hills and forests. They are included in the particularly vulnerable tribal groups (PVTG) defined by the Government of India. Apart from Pahadi Korwa, the Baigas, Abujh Madias, Kamar and Birhor tribes also belong to this category. The Pahadi Korwas speak Korwa dialect as well as Sadri and Chhattisgarhi too. They stay both in the hills and plains of Chhattisgarh. They call the plateaus as ‘paat’. These areas receive good rainfall and the climate is cool.