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Kashyap Gotra: History, Culture and More

It is believed that the Kashyap gotra to was originally part of that of Brahmin community. The clan is derived from an hermit (rishi) called Kashyap. The upper caste of Hindus Kashyap, a community of Hindus, was established into during the Mediaeval period. The fictional character of the Hindu Purana Rishi Kashyap was among those holy saptarishis who were famous for their understanding of…
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Pareek Caste: History, Origin and Culture

Pareek is a Pareek community is located primarily in the northern part of India. The surname Pareek originates from the Sanskrit word parik, which is used to assess and determine the necessary roles. Pareek is a part of the Cast of Pareek is in direct contact to that…
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Porwal Caste: History, Origin and Culture

A descendant of King pururava The Porwal community is mostly located in the regions that include Jodhpur, Bikaner and Nagaur. After numerous foreign invasions and famines, the Porwal community established itself in the Southern western regions of the Madhya Pradesh &#8211…
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Memon Caste: History, Origin and Culture

A well-known Muslim missionary was responsible for changing thousands of Hindus to Muslim during the 14th century of India. The Muslims were known as Memons which translates to exceptional Muslim. Their ideas and experience in business helped them establish huge…
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Shivhare Caste: History, Culture and More

The Shivhare caste of India is a section of Hindu OBC communities living in the areas in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. In the past, the community was engaged in self-employment, agriculture and trading. The Shivhare Caste has its name from Lord Shiva as…
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Dewasi Caste: History, Origin, Gotra And More

Dewasi Caste is part of Gujarat Rajasthan and a few areas of Pakistan. Famous for their distinct tradition, the nomadic tribe is renowned for its artistic abilities and characteristics. The majority of them have women in charge of the their household while the men are…