The Hindus are of different castes, but are also believed to include some Beria gipsies.

The Goyandas are employed in making gloves, socks and strings for pyjamas, having probably taken to this kind of work because the Thug approvers were employed in the manufacture of tents.

Their women are quarrelsome, and wrangle over payment when selling their wares.

This calling resembles that of the Kanjar women, who also make articles of net and string, and sell them in villages.

Some of the Goyandas are employed in Government and railway service, and Mr.Gayer notes that the latter are given to opium smuggling, and carry opium on their railway engines.