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| Singbonga | |
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God of creation and preservation | |
| Other names | Dhoram |
| Affiliation | Sarna Dharam |
| Mantra | Sirma redo Singbonga, Singbongae elang tana.... |
| Symbol | The Sun |
| Festivals | Sarhul, Sohrai, Mage Parab, etc. |
Singbonga is a supreme god of Ho, Bhumij, Santal, Munda, Asur and Birhor tribes residing in India and Bangladesh.[1][2][3][4][5] The deity is believed to be the creator and preserver of the universe.[6][7] He is a tribal village deity and also worshipped in Bengali name Dhoram.[8][9]
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