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    ༒Gora Dutta༒
    The Indian caste system is a social stratification system historically rooted in Hinduism but has since permeated various aspects of Indian society. It divides people into hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (duty). Although the system has been legally abolished, it still affects societal norms. Here is a broad outline of the traditional caste hierarchy: 1. **Brahmins** – The priestly and scholarly class, responsible for religious rituals and preserving sacred knowledge.

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    The Indian caste system is a social stratification system historically rooted in Hinduism but has since permeated various aspects of Indian society. It divides people into hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (duty). Although the system has been legally abolished, it still affects societal norms. Here is a broad outline of the traditional caste hierarchy: 1. **Brahmins** – The priestly and scholarly class, responsible for religious rituals and preserving sacred knowledge.

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    The Indian caste system is a social stratification system historically rooted in Hinduism but has since permeated various aspects of Indian society. It divides people into hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (duty). Although the system has been legally abolished, it still affects societal norms. Here is a broad outline of the traditional caste hierarchy: 1. **Brahmins** – The priestly and scholarly class, responsible for religious rituals and preserving sacred knowledge.

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    The Indian caste system is a social stratification system historically rooted in Hinduism but has since permeated various aspects of Indian society. It divides people into hierarchical groups based on their karma (work) and dharma (duty). Although the system has been legally abolished, it still affects societal norms. Here is a broad outline of the traditional caste hierarchy: 1. **Brahmins** – The priestly and scholarly class, responsible for religious rituals and preserving sacred knowledge.

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    CENTRAL LIST OF OTHER BACKWARD CLASSES

    Sl.No. Name of the Castes/Sub-castes/Synonyms/ Entry No. in the


    Communities Central List
    JHARKHAND

    1 Abdal 1

    2 Aghori 2

    3 Amaat 3

    4 Bagdi 4
    5 Bakho (Muslim) 5
    6 Banpar 6

    7 Barai 7
    8 Barhai 8

    9 Bari 9
    10 Beldar 10

    11 Bhar 11
    12 Bhaskar 12

    13 Bhat (Muslim) 13
    14 Bhathiara (Muslim) 14
    15 Bind 15

    16 Bhuihar, Bhuiyar 16

    17 Chain, Chayeen 17

    18 Chapota 18
    19 Chandrabanshi (Kahar) 19

    20 Chanou 20

    21 Christian converts from Other Backward Classes 21


    22 Christian converts from Scheduled Castes 22
    23 Churihar (Muslim) 23

    24 Dafali (Muslim) 24

    25 Dangi 25

    26 Devhar 26

    27 Dhamin 27
    28 Dhanuk 28

    29 Dhanwar 29

    30 Dhekaru 30
    31 Dhimar 31

    32 Dhobi (Muslim) 32
    33 Dhunia (Muslim) 33

    34 Gaddi 34
    35 Gandharb 35
    36 Gangai (Nagesh) 36

    37 Gangota, Gangoth 37
    38 Ghatwar 38

    39 Godi (Chhava) 39
    40 Goud 40

    41 Gulgaliya 41

    42 Idrisi or Darzi (Muslim) 42


    43 Jogi (Jugi) 43
    44 Kadar 44
    45 Kaivartta 45

    46 Kagzi 46

    47 Kalandar 47

    48 Kamar (Lohar, Karmakar) 48


    49 Kanu 49
    50 Kapadia 50

    51 Kasab (Kasai) (Muslim) 51

    52 Kewat (Keot) 6

    53 Khangar 53

    54 Khatik 54
    55 Khatwa 55

    56 Khatwe 56

    57 Khelta 57
    58 Khetauri, Khatauri 58

    59 Kochh 59
    60 Korku 60

    61 Kosta, Koshta 61
    62 Kulahia 62
    63 Kurmi (Mahto) 15

    64 Kushwaha (Koeri) 64
    65 Laheri 65

    66 Madar 66
    67 Madari (Muslim) 67

    68 Mehtar, } 68

    Halalkhor, }
    Lalbegi, } (Muslim)
    Bhangi }
    69 Majhwar 69

    70 Malar (Malhor) 70

    71 Mali (Malakar) 71

    72 Mallah (Surhiya) 72
    73 Mangar 73
    74 Markande 74

    75 Maulik 75

    76 Mauriari 76

    77 Miriasin (Muslim) 77

    78 Mirshikar (Muslim) 78
    79 Momin (Muslim) 79

    80 Mukri (Mukeri) (Muslim) 80

    81 Nagar 81
    82 Nai 82

    83 Naiya 83
    84 Nalband (Muslim) 84

    85 Namshudra 85
    86 Nat (Muslim) 86
    87 Nonia 87

    88 Pahira 88
    89 Pal (Bherihar-Gaderi) 89

    90 Pamaria (Muslim) 90
    91 Pandi 91

    92 Pinganiya 92

    93 Pradhan 93
    94 Prajapati (Kumbhar) 94
    95 Rajbanshi (Risiya and Poliya) 95
    96 Rajbhar 96

    97 Rajdhobi 97

    98 Rangwa 98

    99 Rangrez (Muslim) 99
    100 Rauttiya 100
    101 Rayeen or Kunjra (Muslim) 101

    102 Sauta (Sota) 102

    103 Sayee (Muslim) 103

    104 Shekhra 104

    105 Shershahbadi 105


    106 Shivhari 106

    107 Sonar 107

    108 Sukiyar 108


    109 Tamariya 109

    110 Tamoli 110


    111 Tanti (Tatwa) 111

    112 Teli 112


    113 Tharu 113
    114 Thakurai (Muslim) 114

    115 Tikulhar 115


    116 Tiyar 116

    117 Turha 117


    118 Yadav (Gwala, Ahir, Gope) 118

    119 Saikalgar (Sikligar) (Muslim) 119

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