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Sonowal Kacharis :
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Economy:
Agriculture is the main occupation of the Sonowal Kacharis. They are mostly cultivators, so, their economy mainy base on agriculture. Every family has sufficient land for agriculture. At least one grannary is seen in every house. They practise both 'Ahu' and 'Sali' paddy. Besides paddy, they raise mustard seeds, potatoes, pulses, ginger, beans, sweetgourds, chillies, pumpkins, water melons, cucumbers etc. They are also good horticulturists.

The poultry is a very popular practice among Sonowal Kacharis. They rears hens and ducks. Cattle rearing is also an another important practice among them. Weaving is an important household industry for every family. Not a single family is found without a loom Grown up girls and women are very expert weavers and most of the domestic requirements such as bed-cover mekhela, chadar, gamocha etc are met from the family looms.

However besides agriculture, some of the people have been engaged in service and in different kinds of business. At present they are also advanced in professional education like medical, engineering, law etc.

The poultry is a very popular practice among Sonowal Kacharis. They rears hens and ducks. Cattle rearing is also an another important practice among them. Weaving is an important household industry for every family. Not a single family is found without a loom Grown up girls and women are very expert weavers and most of the domestic requirements such as bed-cover mekhela, chadar, gamocha etc are met from the family looms.

However besides agriculture, some of the people have been engaged in service and in different kinds of business. At present they are also advanced in professional education like medical, engineering, law etc.





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