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'''Text: ''' Maring Uparup Assembly (MUA)

'''Project coordinators: ''' Parhai Kothil, Pastor Ezekiel Keisha, Khullak Mokhulshim, Larung Koin Dangshawa, Kansam Moran Kleya and Dangsawa Moran Maring.

'''Photographs: ''' Rashingam Ngoruh and Ramesh Angom.

'''Design concept: ''' Muidou Makunga

'''Indpaedia conversion: ''' Parvez Dewan

=See also=
[[The Maring tribe: Culture and lifestyle]] <> [[The Maring tribe: Customs and beliefs]] <>[[ The Maring tribe: Economy]] <> [[The Maring tribe: History]] <>[[ The Maring tribe: Laws and administration]] <> [[The Maring tribe: Society and polity ]] <>[[The Maring tribe: Sports and pastimes]] …all in English;

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[[Maring: Lei Chuinei Lammit/Ayil (Nu-Kungnei Ayil) ]] and [[Maring: Nu-Ngainei Làmmit/Ayil ]] in the Maring language (Roman script).

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