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The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India,...

Articles on Castes and Tribes of the Central Provinces in Alphabetical Order

Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Russell, R. V. (Robert Vane)
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The articles which are considered to be of most general interest are shown in capitals
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Aghori (Religious mendicant) 13
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Ahīr (Herdsman and milkman) 18
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Andh (Tribe, now cultivators) 38
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Atāri (Scent-seller) 42
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Bahna (Cotton-cleaner) 69
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Bairāgi (Religious mendicants) 93
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Balāhi (Labourer and village watchman) 105
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Bania (Merchant and moneylender) 111
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Subcastes of Bania Agarwāla. Agrahari. Ajudhiabāsi. Asāthi. Charnāgri. Dhūsar. Dosar. Gahoi. Golapūrab. Kasarwāni. Kasaundhan. Khandelwāl. Lād. Lingāyat. Maheshri. Nema. Oswāl. Parwār. Srimāli. Umre.
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Banjāra (Pack-carrier) 162
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Barai (Betel-vine grower and seller) 192
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Bāri (Maker of leaf-plates) 202
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Basdewa (Cattle-dealer and religious mendicant) 204
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Basor (Bamboo-worker) 208
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Bedar (Soldier and public service) 212
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Beldār (Digger and navvy) 215
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Beria (Vagabond gipsy) 220
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Bhaina (Forest tribe) 225
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Bhāmta (Criminal tribe and labourers) 234
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Bharbhūnja (Grain-parcher) 238
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Bharia (Forest tribe) 242
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Bhat (Bard and genealogist) 251
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Bhatra (Forest tribe) 271
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Bhilāla (Landowner and cultivator) 293
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Bhuiya (Forest tribe) 305
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Bhunjia (Forest tribe) 322
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Binjhwār (Cultivator) 329

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The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India, Volume 2, Project Gutenberg eBook #22010

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