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The Tanchangya people are one of 13 indigenous ethnic communities living in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh. ==Geographical Location== Tanchangya peoples have been living in CHT since its prehistoric age. Nowadays Tanchangya peoples live in Rangamati, Bandarban, Roisyabili & Sadhikyabili (Chittagong district), Ukhia and Teknaf (Cox’s bazaar district) areas of the Bangladesh. Tanchangyas also live in North-east Indian states (Assam, Tripura and Mizoram) and Rakhine State of the Myanmar. Most of Tanchangyas live in reserve forest of CHT but in 10 April, 2000 Govt declared a new Forest law named “The forest (Amendment) Act; 2000”; according to this act “Cultivation & preparation of cultivation on reserve forest land are illegal." The survival of these areas peoples becomes difficult for this act. It is difficult to form a consensus on the exact numbers and spelling of Tanchangyas. According to census of 2001 the number of Tanchangya 31,164 in CHT (source: solidarity2002, Bangladesh Adivasi Forum). According to the report of (Daily Prothom-alo ) the number of Tanchangya is 51,773 in CHT (Published on 3 February, 2012).
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