BAY OF BENGALMahārāshtraMahārāshtraUttar PradeshUttar PradeshWest BengalWest BengalBihārBihārTelangānaTelangānaAndhra PradeshAndhra PradeshJhārkhandJhārkhandKarnātakaKarnātakaMadhya PradeshMadhya PradeshChhattīsgarhChhattīsgarhOdishaOdishaINDIAINDIABANGLADESHBANGLADESHNEPALNEPALKolkataHyderabadAmaravatiPatnaRanchiKhulnaRajshahiBiratnagarJamalpurMarker positions are approximate · people-group locations are generalised at the source for privacyMarker positions are approximate · people-group locations are generalised at the source for privacyGenerated 2026-09-24 · data from doxa.lifeGenerated 2026-09-24 · data from doxa.life© geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0)© geoBoundaries (CC BY 4.0) 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354555657585960616263646566676869707172737475767778798081828384858687881.Kol (Chhattisgarhi)2.Kalal (Sadri)3.Khairwar (Chhattisgarhi)4.Son Koli5.Pando6.Samasi7.Chaikwa8.Bharia Bhumia(Chhattisgarhi)9.Ghantarghada10.Munnewar11.Naksia12.Markande Kanjia13.Dom (Chhattisgarhi)14.Gosain (Chhattisgarhi)15.Bargah16.Godra17.Bharewa18.Bairagi (Chhattisgarhi)19.Beldar (Chhattisgarhi)20.Sayyid (Chhattisgarhi)21.Bhunjia22.Bhangi (Chhattisgarhi)23.Badhai (Chhattisgarhi)24.Jogi (Halbi)25.Khatik (Chhattisgarhi)26.Candhai Maru27.Kuli28.Ghogia29.Kusta30.Dhera31.Kapasiya32.Dhakad (Halbi)33.Bangti34.Panara35.Ghadwa36.Rana37.Bhattra (Bhatri)38.Panka (Odia)39.Guna40.Didayi41.Bondo42.Mundapotta43.Eneti Dora44.Parenga45.Thanapati46.Citrakar47.Suda48.Bari (Odia)49.Khandwal50.Kuda51.Ghusuria52.Maghia53.Koraga54.Nai (Odia)55.Kamila56.Bairagi (Odia)57.Kurunga58.Darji (Odia)59.Sabakhia60.Sinduria61.Tharua62.Mahuria63.Bauti64.Radhi65.Sayyid (Odia)66.Kobari67.Tula Vina68.Janughanta69.Jogi (Odia)70.Chatarkheya71.Bavuri72.Sanei73.Bhoi (Odia)74.Irika75.Malia76.Kasar (Odia)77.Khadura78.Baha'i79.Brahman Jyoti80.Khati (Odia)81.Oriya82.Daitapati83.Cherua84.Liari85.Kachchi, Alia86.Noliya87.Damla88.Banka Unengaged People Groups Unengaged of East India CountriesIndiaAdministrative AreasOdisha · ChhattīsgarhPeople groups88 UPGSeriesList of 100 UPG's · map 5 of 28“But when he saw the multitudes, he was moved with compassion for them because they were harassed and scattered, like sheep without a shepherd.” MATTHEW 9:36Jesus’ Strategy to Feed the 5000What is a Prayer List of 100 UPG?Jesus’ disciples faced a similar challenge: “How can we feed so many with only five loaves and two fish?” Jesusfed the 5,000 by supernaturally multiplying that small offering — and His answer holds the key to our people-groupsproblem.Through radical faith and miracle-expectant prayer, He focused on the few in front of Him — dividing the crowd andentrusting faithful men and women to serve the most strategic groups of fifties and hundreds (Mark 6:40).This map is one of a 30-map set called the List of 100 UPG's — a large, overwhelming target in the thousands,organised into clear groupings and displayed on maps and prayer lists.Each map comes with a prayer list of its fifty to a hundred people groups — their names, a representative photo, andmore detail — to mobilise informed intercession. How can we multiply indigenous disciples, churches and leaders among all these people groups — and get the gospel into their own language?Start with Prayer!1 · Thirty disciples. Each follower of Jesus takestheir own map and prayer list, and sets apart a placeto pray — some have hung a people-group map overtheir bed.2 · Thirty churches. Each church dedicates a wall inone of its places of prayer, and keeps copies of theprayer list available for distribution.3 · Thirty indigenous leaders. Find leaders on theground in these areas and give them the map andprayer list, to raise awareness of their unengagedneighbours. “And they sat down in groups, by hundreds and by fifties.” Mark 6:40