Dainselaibani, Khamauthaikhim Khaubani, Nanabairibani, Burunjala Khalaibani, Homau daobani, Hakhor Jaobani, Rong-jaobani, Dausimaikhabani, Dauyungjang, Nowaijang dainlaibani, Nah-rimbani, Rogidaw Bihimaiyadao, Maijaobani, Maishubani, Rishibani, Mishai Bonthai Jibani, Madaikhilimbani and others. See also Dimaraji Kachari language Notes References Bareh, H. Gazetteer of India Barman, N. K. Queen of Cachar of Herambo and the History of the Kachchhari Barpujari, S. K. (ed) (1997) History of the Dimasas: from the earliest times to 1896 AD, Haflong: Autonomous Council, N.C. Hills District (Assam) . Bordoloi, B. N. (1988) The Dimasa Kachari, Tribal Research Institute of Assam, Guwahati. Danda, D. (1989) The Dimasa Kacharis of Assam, Concept Publishing co. New Delhi. Gait, Edward A. (1906) A History of Assam, Calcutta 1906. Rhodes, N. G. and Bose, S. K. (2006) A History of the Dimasa Kacharis - As Seen through Coinage New Delhi : Mira Basu Publishers. Roy, Babul (1998) "Socio-Cultural and Environmental Dimensions of Tribal Health: A Study among the Dimasa Kacharis and the Zeme Nagas of N. C. Hills in Assam" Ph. D. Thesis (Unpublished), Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam (India). Roy, Babul (2000) "Medical Pluralism and Pattern of Acceptance of Medicine among the Dimasa Kacharis of Assam" The Journal of Human Ecology. Kamal-Raj Pub., Delhi. Roy, Babul (2002) "Descent groupings, belief system and social structure among the Dimasa Kacharies of Assam", Man in India, Vol.82,No.1&2. Bodo-Kachari Ethnic groups in Northeast India Hindu ethnic groups Social groups of Assam Tribes of Assam Scheduled Tribes of Meghalaya Ethnic groups in South Asia