Teli Tribe

Teli Tribe

Teli Tribe is a scheduled caste of India. They are found in the states of Chhattisgarh and Orissa.

Teli tribe inhabit areas in Kanker District, Bastar District and Sambalpur District. The community members are known by the name 'oilman' as their traditional occupation is procurement of oil through pressing of oil seeds. However they are also engaged in minor cultivation. This tribe follows the traditions of Hindus.

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