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Juang
Indigenous Group	Juang (Also known as: Patuas, Puttooas, Patra-Saara, Patra-Savara, Juango)
Location	India, Orissa, southern Keonjhar, northern Angul, and eastern Dhenkanal districts
Estimated Population	50,000 (2000, SIL International)
Environment	Highland / Plain / Forest / Plateau / Jungle
Lifestyle	Sedentary
Subsistence	Agriculture / Paid Labor / Hunter / Gatherer / Trade
Level of Assimilation	Fairly Traditional
Language Family	Juang Classification: Austro-Asiatic, Munda, South Munda, Kharia-Juang Alternate names: Puttooas, Patua, Patra-Saara, Juango Dialects: Kolarian
Website URLs	Ethnologue – Juang a language of India Wikepedia – Juang InfoChange News & Features - The hamlet that Orissa forgot, By Manipadma Jena Orissa Tourism – Tribal Heritage Tribes of Keonjhar district Development of Ecotourism in Tribal Regions of Orissa PIB Press Release, Ministry of Tribal Affairs: Extinction of Juang Tribes
NGOs	Juang Development Agency Integrated Juang Development Project