The main occupations of the Majhi caste are fishing and boating. The main occupations of Majhi women are making marcha, cooking jam and alcohol.
The Majhi community is one of the many ethnic groups in Nepal. They primarily reside collectively along riverbanks, characterized by simplicity, hard work, honesty, sociability, and straightforwardness. With their distinct language, customs, culture, and lifestyle, the Majhi community has a unique identity. Among the 60 ethnic groups listed by the Government of Nepal, the Majhi community is classified as highly marginalized.
Existing non-customary social and community organizations, to protect the language, religion, customs and culture of the caste, to increase the level of educational, economic, political, and social status of the Majhi caste.
Simple actions make a difference. It starts and ends with each employee striving to work safer every single day so they can return.
Simple actions make a difference. It starts and ends with each employee striving to work safer every single day so they can return.
Simple actions make a difference. It starts and ends with each employee striving to work safer every single day so they can return.
Simple actions make a difference. It starts and ends with each employee striving to work safer every single day so they can return.
Simple actions make a difference. It starts and ends with each employee striving to work safer every single day so they can return.
Simple actions make a difference. It starts and ends with each employee striving to work safer every single day so they can return.
With their distinct language, customs, culture, and lifestyle, the Majhi community has a unique identity. Among the 60 ethnic groups listed by the Government of Nepal, the Majhi community is classified as highly marginalized.
Bagmati Province: 41,671 individuals (highest population)
Sudurpaschim Province: 1,384 individuals (lowest population)
Sindhuli District: 10,873 individuals (largest district population)
National Total: 111,352 individuals (54,783 males, 56,569 females)
Majhi Language Speakers: 24,422 individuals (21.93% of the Majhi population, 0.09% of Nepal's total population)
Presence in 63 districts across Nepal.
Nepal Majhi Upliftment Association, Central Committee, Sunsari
Established: 2054 B.S.
Registration No.: 469/504
PAN No.: 603161030
Affiliation with Social Welfare Council: 56327
Nepal Majhi Utthan Sangh
Central Committee, Sunsari
Established: 2054 B.S.
Registration No.: 469/504
PAN No.: 603161030
Affiliation with Social Welfare Council: 56327
