West Bengal
- Asur
- Badia, Bediya
- Bhumij
- Bhutia, Sherpa, Toto, Dukpa, Kagatay, Tibetan, Yolmo
- Birhor
- Birjia
- Chakma
- Chero
- Chik Baraik
- Garo
- Gond
- Gorait
- Hajang
- Ho
- Karmali
- Kharwar
- Khond
- Kisan
- Kora
- Korwa
- Lepcha
- Lodha, Kheria, Kharia
- Lohara, Lohra
- Magh
- Mahali
- Mahli
- Mal Pahariya
- Mech
- Mru
- Munda
- Nagesia
- Nuniya, Nunia, Nonia, (Salt-refiner; digger and navvy)
- Oraon Hatkar Dhangar Dhangad
- Parhaiya
- Rabha
- Santal
- Sauria Paharia
- Savar
- Tamang
- Subba
- Mayank
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