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Polyandry has been practiced among certain Indian tribes, notably the Nyinba and the Tibetan communities in the Himalayan regions, such as parts of Himachal Pradesh and Ladakh. In these societies, brothers may share a wife to keep land within the family and manage limited resources effectively. This practice is often tied to cultural beliefs and economic necessity, helping to prevent land fragmentation. Other smaller tribes in remote areas may also have variations of polyandrous practices.

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