Their goats and fowl are allowed to roam freely inside. The Binjhwari have no tradition of organized government. Instead, the elderly villagers deal with any social issues or conflicts that arise. Final decisions are made by all of the adult villagers. Binjhwari men and women must wait until they are adults before they are married.
Weddings always begin on Sundays and last for several days.
Binjhwari women are fond of wearing jewelry such as bracelets, necklaces, and armlets made of silver, brass, and beads. Beaded necklaces are their favorite. Because the Binjhwari have had much contact with Hindus, they are classified as a Hindu tribe. Though they have adopted many Hindu gods and goddesses, they also still practice a form of their own ethnic religion. Their supreme deity, Bindya Basini , is represented by a stone in the shape of a woman.