Introduction
Most of the ethnic groups in Haryana belong to the categories of Indo-Aryan and Indo-Dravidian. Haryana's overall tribal population encompasses various interconnected agricultural communities. Noteworthy tribal groups in Haryana consist of the Jats, Rajputs, Ahirs, Rors, and Gujjars. The majority of these tribes engage in both agricultural activities and trade and commerce. Despite their shared geographical location, these tribes exhibit distinct cultural, traditional, and customary practices that set them apart from each other.
Tribes of Haryana
Jat Tribes of Haryana: Serving as a prominent ethnic community in the region, the Jats hold considerable importance in the state of Haryana. The Jats are further subdivided into various major and minor clans and are predominantly concentrated in rural areas. Engaging in trade, commerce, and the production of local goods, the Jats contribute significantly to the economic landscape. Particularly prevalent in the districts of Hisar and Karnal, the Jats form a substantial portion of the population and are also prominently present in Ambala.
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