Zomi people
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The Zomi people are one of the main groups of the Zo (Kuki-Chin-Mizo) tribes. They live in mostly the India–Myanmar border, as well as in Bangladesh.[1][2] The Zomi encompasses the various tribes like Paite and Chin, and the Zomi tribe that is called Chin is the Tiddim/Tedim. They call themselves Zomi and they speak their own language. The Zomi language is basically the language of the Tedim/Tiddim and is related to the Paite language.
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