Exploring the origins and evolution of the Tamang community, this work delves into their Mongoloid roots linked to Tibet and their settlement in the sub-Himalayan region. It highlights their unique languages, customs, and strong kinship-based social structure. Traditionally engaged in agriculture and animal husbandry, the Tamang have adapted their livelihoods over time, facing challenges of marginalization. Education emerges as a crucial factor in their social and economic transformation, serving as a key driver for community development and improvement.
