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RESIDENCE
The residence of Tokre Koli tribe people is in outskirt of the village. Usually they stay in slopes of hills or in forest areas.
The residence of these people are kutcha, which are made from Bamboos, clay etc. They are small in size. At some of the places, the tribal Tokre Kolis stay away from main stream of population and have small houses built for them in remote outskirt.
During last few years, in some of the areas, some pucca houses are constructed and alloted to them under Tribal Area sub Plan- TASP.
FOOD
The Tokre Koli tribe people usually consume Rice-Chapati, Nagli Chapati, Jawar Chapati, Urad, Pulses, and Vegetables etc. They mainly consume non-vegetarian food. They also go for hunting to collect their food. Liquor is regular item of consumption. Their morning tea is without Milk - Black tea.
In festival and marriage ceremonies they freely use Tadi and liquor in great quantity.
DRESS
Any caste, community, tribe, group will give more significance to one's traditional or regional dress. The Tokre Koli tribe elderly people put on half pant, shirt, jacket, white cap on the head etc. The elderly women put on petty coat, blouse and an odhana on their head. Younger generation male persons put on shirt and pent. The younger women put on petty coat, blouse, saree, a shawl or a colourful piece of cloth used to cover head.
ORNAMENTS
The Tokre Koli men put on a ring on their finger. The older women put on round metal Kada made from silver or Nickle. In their neck they have a chain called Kanthi. The younger women put on silver chain in a neck, a small chuni in a nose and Butti in ears (ear-ring). Generally in these days, mostly silver ornaments are used; and for some small size chuni or Butty, sometimes even golden ornaments are used.
HOUSEHOLD KIT
Tokre Koli tribals keep the clay utensils, aluminum, steel & old pattern of brass utensils in their household kit. They have cots with coir string, the mat prepared from Khajoori strips and mattresses made from old torn of clothes.
EDUCATION
The level of education is very low among Tokre Koli tribals. Parents don’t care about education of their children. Usually children of Tokre Koli people take school education upto std. IV in a nearby school. The tribe being economically very poor, often the people have to move out in search of labour work. Therefore the education is neglected; and it remains at low level. As per Land and People (S.C. Bhatt - 2005) rate of Literacy in this tribe was 38.26% in 2001. Now under this survey under report the numbers of educated Tokre Koli people are 12,133 and the numbers of illiterate people are 23,957.
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