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Bagchee.com: Mishmi Folk Tales of Lohit Valley: Books: Obang Tayeng (709 words) |
 | The Kaman and the Tarwah Mishmis who inhabit the Lohit Valley are two sub-tribes of the Mishmi community of Arunachal Pradesh. |
| The Mishmis are known all over the state for their skills in weaving and handicrafts. |
| Mishmi Folk Tales of Lohit Valley, a collection of 103 stories of the Kaman and the Tarwah Mishmis who live in Lohit district, is the outcome of four years of persistent research work by the author. |
| The Hindu : Spotlight on Idu Mishmis (255 words) |
| Among these are the Idu Mishmis who inhabit the border areas of the eastern Himalayas in Arunachal Pradesh. |
| And the Dibang Valley, which is the primary habitat of the Idu Mishmis, is rich in biodiversity. |
| To highlight this region's diversity in terms of habitat and species, a 42-minute film - "The Idus of Dibang'' -- has been made by Pramod and Neelima Mathur showcasing the amazing geological formations to the world. |
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