Draft:Indian Bengali
Indian Bengalis ( ভারতীয় বাঙালি ) refer to the people of West Bengal, Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Assam, Tripura, Jharkhand and East Bihar in India whose mother tongue is Bengali. The history of this ethnic group is about 4500 years old. Bengalis are the second largest ethnic group in India. Therefore, from ancient times and since the time of independence, the contribution of the Bengalis to Indian politics, social policy, education, fine arts, science and technology, philosophy, medicine, painting, music, film, sports, and space is undeniable. The Indian Bengalis has created a historical document by leaving unforgettable achievements in the spread and reform of several religions in India. Above all, this nation has made an important contribution to the formation of Bengali language and literature.
History and the situation after 1947
[edit]Population and Statistics
[edit]Contribution to Indian cinema
[edit]Prominent Indian Bengalis
[edit]Diaspora in Foreign Countries
[edit]Contribution to Indian Politics
[edit]Contribution to Indian Independence Movement
[edit]Contribution to World literature
[edit]Contribution to Indian social reform
[edit]Contribution to Art
[edit]Contribution to Bengali literature
[edit]Contribution to Music
[edit]Contribution to Science and Technology
[edit]Contribution to Medical science
[edit]Contributions to Space science
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