Bihari people
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The Bihari people are an Indo-Aryan ethnic group from Bihar in India with a history going back three millennia. They speak Hindi, Urdu, Bhojpuri and some other local dialects. They can trace their ancestry to the early Indo-Aryans, as well as the indigineous Austro-Asiatic Munda inhabitants of Bengal and Bihar (descendants of the Proto-Australoids). Besides Bihar, Biharis can be found throughout the North India, West Bengal, Maharashtra and also in the neighbouring countries of Bangladesh and Pakistan.
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