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Kutchi
Indigenous Group	Kutchi (Also known as: Kacchi, Kanbis; Bhanushali; Rabari; Ahirs; Meghwals)
Location	India, Gujarat, Rann of Kachchh Area
Estimated Population	806,000 (1997, SIL International)
Environment	Arid / Harsh / Desert / Coastal / Plain
Lifestyle	Nomadic, Sedentary
Subsistence	Agriculture / Handicraft Sales / Animal Husbandry
Level of Assimilation	Fairly Traditional
Language Family	Kachchi Classification: Indo-European, Indo-Iranian, Indo-Aryan, Northwestern zone, Sindhi Alternate names: Kachchhi, Kutchchi, Cuchi, Cutch, Kutchie, Kachi, Katch, Kautchy, Katchi Dialects: Jadeji. Close to Sindhi.
Website URLs	Ethnologue - Kachchi a language of India About Kutch and its people Global Kutchi Directory Wikipedia - Kutch
NGOs	District level network of NGOs based in Kutch Preserve and protect traditional Kutchi art Kutch Vikas Trust - Welfare activities for the disabled