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			{{surname-stub}}The mahto people (Sanskrit/Marathi/Hindi:mahatto ) are historically an Indo-Aryan ethnic group native to the Raigad and Thane Districts and the suburban area of Mumbai in Maharashtra.They are also present in Rajasthan,Bihar Uterprdesh(agra)cahatishgrah Delhi, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Gujarat.
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			The mahto people are traditionally salt-makers but now settled in Agriculture and Fishing. They are non-vegetarian with their daily diet consisting of Bhakri (rice bread), steamed rice with meat and fish. They speak hindi uriya bhojpuri Marathi at home as well as outside and use the Devanagari script.

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Mahato (Template:Lang-bn) is a surname found in India.

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Bengali Hindus

Society

Groups	Babu Bangal Bhadralok Ghoti
Castes	Aguri Bagdi Baidya Baishya Kapali Baishya Saha Barujibi Bauri Brahmin Chunaru Dom Gandhabanik Suvarna Banik Hari Kaibartya Kansabanik Karmakar Kayastha Kulin Maulika Mahishya Malla Namasudra Namassej Avarna Sadgop Shunri Yogi

Religion

Books	Bhagavad Gita Chandi Panchali Matuasmritokotha
Sects	Brahmo Kartabhaja Shaiva Shakta Vaishnava
Orders	Adi Brahmo Samaj Ananda Marga Bharat Sevashram Sangha Brahmo Conference Organisation Brahmo Samaj Gaudiya Math Gaudiya Mission International Society for Krishna Consciousness Matua Mahasangha Ramakrishna Order Self-Realization Fellowship Sri Aurobindo Ashram Vedanta Society Yogoda Satsanga Society of India
Festivals	Poila Baisakh Rabindra Jayanti Akshaya Tritiya Buddho Purnima Shashthi Savitri Brata Ambubachi Mela Dhamrai Jagannath Roth Jhulan Purnima Janmashtami Bhadu Ganesh Chaturthi Vishwakarma Puja Durga Puja Lakshmi Puja Diwali Kali Puja Bhai Phonta Shakta Rash Nabanna Jagaddhatri Puja Kalpataru Day Swami Vivekananda's Birthday Makar Sankranti Maghotsab Saraswati Puja Maha Shivaratri Dol Purnima Holi Gajan

Culture

Music	Rabindra Sangeet Shyama Sangeet Kirtan Bishnupur gharana
Dance	Gaudiya Nritya Rabindra Nritya Natya
Literature	Vaishnava Padavali Mangal-Kavya Panchali Kallol Hungry generation

Folk culture

Folk art	Dhokra Sholapith
Folk dance	Raibenshe Chhau Paika Dhamail Alkap Gombhira Kavigan

Others

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The mahto people (Sanskrit/Marathi/Hindi:mahatto ) are historically an Indo-Aryan ethnic group native to the Raigad and Thane Districts and the suburban area of Mumbai in Maharashtra.They are also present in Rajasthan,Bihar Uterprdesh(agra)cahatishgrah Delhi, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Gujarat.

The mahto people are traditionally salt-makers but now settled in Agriculture and Fishing. They are non-vegetarian with their daily diet consisting of Bhakri (rice bread), steamed rice with meat and fish. They speak hindi uriya bhojpuri Marathi at home as well as outside and use the Devanagari script.

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