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From the primitive age the primitive farmers were practicing the indigenous way of farming which has been recognized to be more eco-friendly and sustainable. Indigenous knowledge System is said to be primitive knowledge which is been continuously adopted from generation to generation. Today, in the modern era of Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization the Indigenous Knowledge and their Practices are at risk of dissolution. There is no such evidence or much more written about the indigenous knowledge. Many unique methodologies were used by the primitive community especially by the primitive people who conserve the Indigenous knowledge and still practicing for their survival. The cultivators have their own indigenous knowledge in the field of agriculture and management of natural resources. Most of the farmers are still practicing the indigenous technology without using modern agriculture inputs. Indigenous knowledge is part of life of the rural farmers. In the continuous changing environmental condition and rapid economic changes, the researcher tries to reveal the importance of indigenous knowledge and technology which contributes in sustainable development.