Costumes of India

1. Mundum neriyatum from Kerala.

2. Poshak / Gagra Choli from Rajasthan.

3. Chaniya Choli from Gujarat.

4. Daaman, Kurti & Chunder from Haryana.

5. Mekha Chadar from Assam

6. Kulluvi or Pahari dress.

7. Puan, Puanchei, Pawl Kut and Chapchar Kut from Mizoram

8. Rignai, Risa and Rikutu from Tripura

9. Kilt, Azu Jangup Su, Moyer Tusk, Mechala, Neikhro, Tsungkotepsu, Lohe from Nagaland.

10. The Kho or Bakhu from Sikkim.

11. Innaphi and Phanek from Manipur.

12. Jainsem - tap-moh khlieh from Meghalaya.

13. Ghagra pichora or Rangwali.

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Tulunad Daivas

Tulunad Daivas:

1. Dhumavati/jumadi bunta

2. Pancha jumadi bunta

3. Marl jumadi

4. Kaanteri jumadi

5. Kolatha jumadi

6. Kolla pootha jumadi

7. Mardal jumadi

8. PANJURLI

9. Annappa panjurli

10. Kallurti-panjurli

11. Kuppettu panjurli

12. Baggu panjurli

13. Golidadi panjurli

14. Kalyaboodu panjurli

15. Dendoora panjurli

16. Paajei panjurli

17. kadambare panjurli

18. jodu panjurli

19. male panjurli

20. guliga panjurli

21. Varna panjurli

22. alera panjurli

23. Malara panjurli

24. Bollela panjurli

25. Tembailu panjurli

26. Chombakallu panjurli

27. Kaanthavara panjurli

28. Hebri panjurli

29. Kukke panjurli

30. Kadri panjurli

31. kadapu panjurli

32. Ambadadi panjurli

33. potta panjurli

34. Kadambare panjurli

35. Guliga panjurli

36. Kalkuda-kallurti

37. Odilthaye

38. Pilichamundi/ vyagra chamundi

39. Bobbarya

40. Jaarandaya

41. Kodamanithaya

42. Kukkinanthaya

43. Baikadthi

44. Chikkamma

45. Daaram ballalthi

46. Kalabhairava

47. Kalarahu

48. Kaalarkai

49. Kumara swamy

50. Kanyakumari

51. Mahakali

52. Paatala bhairava

53. Mayandal

54. Malaraya

55. Koteda babbu swamy

56. Tannimaniga

57. Chavundi

58. Guliga

59. sankale guliga

60. subbiyamma subbi guliga

61. guliga bhairava

62. raudrandi guliga

63. rahu guliga

64. netther guliga

65. Paatala guliga

66. Neecha (koraga taniya)

67. Kamberlu

68. Abbaga daaraga

69. Kshetra paala

70. Nandigona

71. Maisayndaya

72. Rakteshwari/lekkesiri

73. Raahu

74. Jattiga

75. Naga bermer

76. kaalamma

77. kanapadithaya

78. kuriyodithaya

79. kallerithaya

80. dayyengul

81. ullalthi

82. moovar daivangal

83. naalkatthaya

84. satyadevate/ posa bhuta

85. mantradevate

86. bunta daiva

87. vaidyanatha/ mundathaya

88. ajji bhuta

89. shiradi daiva

90. koragajja

91. korati

92. poyyathai

93. hallathayi

94. koti chennaya

95. bhavana

96. vishnumurthy

97. birnachari

98. padkanthaya

99. brahma mugera

100. uliyathaya

101. pattorithaya

102.mantradevathe

Aruvu Language - Anekel Taluk

Aruvu

Aruvu is an ancient language of the Dalits living in South Bangalore and in particular Anekal Taluk.The Language currently does not have a script and it is only a spoken Language. The language is unique and languages like Kannada and Tamil find similarity with it.The language belongs to the oppressed class and its survival looks bleak unless it is resurrected through proper documentation.

Aruvu is spoken by 40% of Dalit population in Anekal and as of 2001 Census of India, Anekal had a population of 33160. there is not a single mention of this language spoken by Dalits anywhere in printmedia nor is it patronised by the leading political parties of Karnataka.

The language has an history of about 3000 years and yet to see the daylight outside Anekal.