Description:
The Ashavinihindura are a Scheduled Tribe found in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana in southern India. The Ashavinihindura are a sub-group of the Telugu people and speak the Telugu language. They are also known as the Asha Vani. The Ashavinihindura are a Hindu tribe and their customs and traditions are similar to those of the Telugu people. The Ashavinihindura live in rural areas and are small farmers. They are also involved in traditional crafts such as weaving and pottery. The Ashavinihindura are a small tribe and there is little information available about them. The Ashavinihindura are believed to have originated in the present-day Andhra Pradesh state. They are thought to have migrated to Telangana sometime in the late 19th century. The Ashavinihindura are a Scheduled Tribe and are recognised as such by the Indian government. The Ashavinihindura are also members of the Andhra Pradesh Scheduled Tribes Council.
