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Khasikas, Indian Puranic Tribes
Khasikas is the non-Aryan or Aboriginal tribes in the north-east of Bengal.

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 Khasikas and the Khasiras are referred as the non-Aryan or native tribes in the north-east of Bengal. They are the border people classed with the Sakas and other northern tribes.

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(Last Updated on : 23/10/2009)

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