India, Arunachal Pradesh state, Dibang Valley district people groups

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Country:	India
Province / State:	Arunachal Pradesh
District:	Dibang Valley

Major People Groups

Major Unreached People Groups

Total Population

8,500

Buddhist

1.5 %

Christian

2.7 %

Hindu

38.3 %

Muslim

0.6 %

Sikh

0.1 %

Other Religions

56.6 %

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People Group ▲	Population	Primary Language	Progress Scale	Hindu	Muslim	Buddhist	Christian	Sikh	Other
Adi Gallong	-1 Unknown	Adi, Galo	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Adi Minyong	-1 Unknown	Adi	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Adi Padam	20	Adi	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Ahom	90	Assamese	1	90	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Ao	20	Naga, Ao	3	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	20	-1 -	-1 -
Bania unspecified	200	Hindi	0	200	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Bhumij	30	Bengali	1	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Bodo (Hindu traditions)	30	Boro (India)	2	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Brahmin unspecified	600	Hindi	0	600	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Burmese	30	Burmese	1	-1 -	-1 -	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Chhetri	200	Nepali	1	200	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Christian	40	Hindi	3	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	40	-1 -	-1 -
Deori	-1 Unknown	Deori	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Galong	20	Adi, Galo	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Gauda	-1 Unknown	Odia	0	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Gurung Ghaleg	20	Nepali	2	-1 -	-1 -	20	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Hajang	-1 Unknown	Bengali	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Jat (Hindu traditions)	-1 Unknown	Hindi	0	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Jat (Sikh traditions)	-1 Unknown	Punjabi, Eastern	0	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Kachari Sonwal	90	Assamese	1	70	-1 -	-1 -	20	-1 -	-1 -
Kashmiri (Muslim traditions)	-1 Unknown	Kashmiri	0	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Khampti	-1 Unknown	Adi	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Khandait	20	Odia	0	20	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Magar	50	Nepali	2	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Mahratta unspecified	-1 Unknown	Marathi	0	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Mech	30	Boro (India)	2	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Meitei unspecified	-1 Unknown	Meitei	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Millang	-1 Unknown	Adi	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Miri	-1 Unknown	Mising	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Mishmi	6,000	Digaro-Mishmi	1	1,200	-1 -	-1 -	100	-1 -	4,800
Munda	20	Mundari	5	20	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Nair	-1 Unknown	Malayalam	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Namassej (Hindu traditions)	40	Bengali	1	40	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Newah	90	Nepali	1	70	-1 -	20	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Nyishi	-1 Unknown	Nyishi	3	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Oraon	50	Kurux	2	50	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Pan	-1 Unknown	Odia	1	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Rajput (Hindu traditions)	300	Hindi	0	300	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Santal (Sawntal)	40	Santhali	2	40	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Saora unspecified	-1 Unknown	Odia	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Shaikh unspecified	30	Urdu	0	-1 -	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Sherpa	-1 Unknown	Nepali	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Tagin	30	Tagin	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	20	-1 -	-1 -
Tamang	80	Nepali	2	50	-1 -	30	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Tanu	-1 Unknown	Apatani	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Tharu	70	Bhojpuri	1	70	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -
Yakthumba, Limbu	20	Nepali	2	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	-1 -	20
Totals: 47	8,500		26 ●	3,300	50	100	200	10	4,800

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Prayer Cards

Level	Description	Criteria
1a	Unreached (Frontier) - Less than 1 in 1,000 (0.1%) identify as Christians in any way. ✸︎	Evangelicals <=0.1% Professing Christians <=0.1%
1b	Unreached (non-Frontier) - Few evangelicals and little, if any, history of Christianity. ◼︎	Evangelicals >0.1% and <=2% Professing Christians >0.1% and <=5%
1	Unreached (All) - Few evangelicals and few who identify as Christians. Little, if any, history of Christianity. ✸︎+◼︎	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians <= 5%
2	Minimally reached - Few evangelicals, but significant number who identify as Christians.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians > 5% and <= 50%
3	Superficially reached - Few evangelicals, but many who identify as Christians. In great need of spiritual renewal and commitment to biblical faith.	Evangelicals <= 2% Professing Christians > 50%
4	Partially reached - Evangelicals have a modest to moderate presence.	Evangelicals > 2% and <= 10%
5	Significantly reached - Evangelicals have a significant presence.	Evangelicals > 10%

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