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Cross cousin marriage is prevalent among :
Gond of M.P
Meenas of Rajasthan
Bhil of M.P.
Todas of Tamil Nadu
- Gond of M.P.
- Gond people, a major tribal group in central India, including Madhya Pradesh.
- Cross cousin marriage is socially accepted and practiced among them.
- This practice helps in preserving property within the family.
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- Meenas of Rajasthan
- Meenas are a tribal community primarily from Rajasthan.
- Traditionally follow different marriage customs, not emphasizing cross cousin marriage.
- Bhil of M.P.
- Bhils are scattered across central and western India, including Madhya Pradesh.
- Known for arranging marriages primarily within clans, different from cross cousin practices.
- Todas of Tamil Nadu
- Isolated tribal community residing in the Nilgiris.
- Have unique marriage customs but not centered around cross cousin marriages.
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