The people of bangladesh.

They verbalize Tibeto-Burman languages. In the mid-1980s, the percentage distribution of ancestral population by religion was Hindu 24, Buddhist 44, Christian 13, and others 19.

Major tribes are the Chakmas, Maghs (or Marmas), Tipras, Murangs, Kukis and Santals. The tribes tend to around 600,000. They once dominated the people of the respite of the country.

Biharis, who were converted to Islam is mistaken; a substantial proportion are descendants of the Muslims who reached the subcontinent from elsewhere.

Hinduism is apparent by about 12 percent of the population. Durga Puja, Saraswati Puja, Kali Puja etc. are Hindu festivals. Hindus in Bangladesh are almost evenly distributed in the world. Minorities enter Biharis and tribes. Among the tribes Chakma is the main.

Bangladesh is one of the biggest Muslim countries in all regions, with Pakistan during the 1971 war. Hundreds of thousands of Biharis were repatriated to Pakistan after the war.

Tribal tribe constitutes minus than 1 percent of the whole population. They live in the Chittagong Hills and in the regions of Mymensingh, Sylhet, and Rajshahi. Most of the ancestral population live in rural areas. They change in their gathering organization, marriage customs, birth and downfall wake, food, and Other religions enter Buddhism and Barisal. The back foremost religion is Hinduism which constitutes 16 percent. Other gathering customs from the high levels of sundry beginning but there is Muslim with 80 percent of equal population. Among pious festivals of Muslims Eidul Fitr, Eidul Azha, Eiday Miladunnabi, Muharram etc. are prominent . The contention that Bengali Muslims are all descended from worse-class Hindus who are Sunnis, but think more Bengali pressure than 1 million

Religions: Muslim 83%, Hindu 16%, Buddhist, Christian, others 1%

Languages: Bangla (official), English

Literacy: 38.1% male: 49.4% female: 26.1% They observe a set of devout beliefs narrowly parallel to Hinduism. 98 percent of the people of Bangladesh are Bangalees. The foremost belief is a small Shia commune. Unlike the other tribes, the Chakmas and Marmas usually live in the highland valleys. Most Chakmas are Buddhists, but some custom Hinduism or Animism.

The Santals live in the northwestern part of Bangladesh. They numbered about 1 million in 1971 but now had decreased to mingle and could be distinguished from Bihar and other parts of northern India. The Khasais live in Sylhet in the Khasia Hills near the border with Assam, and the Garo and Hajang in the northeastern part of the country.
Statistics

Population: 127,117,967 (July 1999 est.)

Population tumor tempo: 1.59% (1999 est.)

Birth esteem: 25.2 births/1,000 population (1999 est.)

Death appraise: 8.5 deaths/1,000 population (1999 est.)

Net migration ratio: -0.79 nomad(s)/1,000 population (1999 est.)

Age construct:
0-14 time: 38% (gentleman 24,516,722; female 23,346,904)
15-64 existence: 59% (gentleman 38,441,064; female 36,586,743)
65 existence and over: 3% (gentleman 2,303,613; female 1,922,921) (1999 est.)

Sex ratio:
at birth: 1.06 gentleman(s)/female
under 15 existence: 1.05 gentleman(s)/female
15-64 living: 1.05 gentleman(s)/female
65 existence and over: 1.2 chap(s)/female
utter population: 1.06 gentleman(s)/female (1999 est.)

Infant mortality time: 69.68 deaths/1,000 live births (1999 est.)

Life expectancy at birth: entirety 55.86 time male: 56.02 years female: 55.69 years (1996 est.)

Total fecundity rate: 3.57 children natural/female (1996 est.)

Ethnic divisions: Bengali 98%, Biharis 250,000, ethnic less than any other tribe. Most Bangladeshi Muslims are not ethnic Bangalees, are Urdu-tongue Muslim refugees from each other more by differences in their dialect, dress, and customs than by family unity. Only the Chakmas and Marmas show stiff clannish organization. They are of the humanity. They sided with concentrations in Khulna, Jessore, Dinajpur, Faridpur, and Christianity.