Cultural Profile
The Baloch people are believed to have migrated from the Iranian plateau to the Balochistan region around the 12th century.
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{'Kalat State': 'The Balochistan region was organized into the princely state of Kalat during the British colonial period, which played a significant role in their history.', 'Post-Colonial Era': 'Following the partition of India in 1947, Balochistan became a part of Pakistan, leading to various autonomy movements.'}
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The tribe plays a central role in social organization and conflict resolution.
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Baloch crafts include embroidery, rug making, and jewelry.
Balochi music is characterized by the use of traditional instruments such as the 'sorud' and 'dhol'.
Traditional dances include the 'chap' and 'lewa', often performed at celebrations.
Balochs often use herbal remedies and traditional healing practices.
Access to healthcare varies, with rural areas facing challenges in healthcare delivery.
Historically, education was informal and centered around tribal knowledge and skills.
Literacy rates are improving, but educational access remains limited in rural areas.
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Urbanization is affecting traditional lifestyles, particularly among youth.
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