The village of Achipur is named for a member of this ethnic group who produced sugar, which is possibly named for this ethnic group in a local language spoken by the Hooghly River. This (-5[1])ethnic group historically owned many large (-5[1])tanneries in the Tangra neighborhood and also established (15[1])still-extant shops in the Tiretti (15[1])Bazaar area. In 1962, members of this non-European ethnic (15[1])group were interned in the town of Deoli after an incident in which the (*) McMahon Line (10[1])was breached. Members (10[1])from this group feared (-5[1])retaliation after their country of origin’s disputed (-5[2])Aksai Chin (-5[2])region (10[1])was the site (-5[1])of clashes in the Galwan Valley (-5[1])along the (-5[1])Line of Actual Control. For 10 points, (-5[1])name this ethnic group that introduced foods such as Gobi (-5[1])Manchurian (10[1]-5[1])and chop suey (10[2])to Kolkata. (10[5])■END■ (10[14]0[1])