Rudraj Brahmin/Yogi Brahmin/Nath Brahmin sampradaya is highest among the Brahmins. OneYogi Brahmin is equated with five Bipra or Brahmin. According to Bhagvat, Padmapuran, Brahmabaibarta puran eleven Rudra was created from the forehead of Lord Brahma,Mahan Rudara was the head of the eleven Rudras. Mahadev(Lord Shiva) is none other than Mahan Rudra. Since these Brahmins were originated from the Rudra, they are called Rudraj Brahmin. Since the Brahmins were pacticing Yoga, they are called Yogi Brahmin. In ancient times no other brahmins or persons were allowed to practice Yoga.The Yogi Brahmins were only the Gurus and prists of the people.Their only work was to teach people about the religion and other teachings.

Rudraj Brahmin is a brahmin of brahmins. They are real guru of ancient India.

Nath Debnaths(shiv gotra) are jugi by caste (Shudra) not brahmin (Steppe arayan)... Debnath naths enjoy obc-b reservation due to their poor financial condition... they stole some authentic brahman surnames like Sharma, Chattyopadhya, Gangopadhaya, Mukhopadhaya, Mishra etc to fake their identity as Aryan Brahman... These frauds always use fake brahman identity and try to make relationship with upper caste people... In the past upper caste people were forbidden from taking food and water from their home

Yes, They are brahmins and they perform worship also

Therefore Nath's are Brahmin

Debnath surname is Bengali Rudraj brahmins. Parallel key identity is that they are Nath-Yogis as well. They are with the lineage to the classical Shivite yogis and primarily associated with Nath Yoga tradition. It can be noted that Nath-Yoga tradition doesn't consider caste as a barrier to evaluate one's quality.

In Bengali culture, "Das" is a common surname found across various castes and communities. It does not necessarily indicate a specific caste by itself.

No, Shaw is not a common surname in Bengali culture. Some common Bengali surnames include Das, Chatterjee, Sharma, and Banerjee.

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The surname "Shome" is commonly associated with the Kayastha caste in Bengal. Kayasthas are known for their administrative and clerical roles.

No, kundus are not Bengali in origin. Kundu is a surname commonly found in parts of India, particularly among Bengali and Odia communities.

This phrase in Bengali translates to "I will always love you."

"Hello" in Kirundi is "Muraho."

in Bengali vhalo means lovely or dear. It also means favorite.

"Monta" in Bengali can mean mind or heart, depending on the context in which it is used. It is often used to express emotion or feeling.

"তোমার দিন কেমন ছিল?" is the Bangla translation for "How was your day?"

The English date for Bengali 1st Shrabon 1386 is July 15, 1979.

"Bishi" in Bengali typically refers to a goldsmith or jeweler. It is a term used to describe individuals who work with gold and precious metals to create jewelry and ornaments.

To say "meet me" in Bengali, you can say "আমার সাথে দেখা করুন" (pronounced: amar sathe dekha korun).

The Bengali word "nepungsho" means "destruction" or "annihilation." It conveys a sense of ruin or devastation.

"স্বাগতম" (pronounced: shaw-got-om) is how you say "welcome" and "বাড়ি" (pronounced: baa-ri) means "home" in Bengali. So you can say "স্বাগতম বাড়িতে" (pronounced: shaw-got-om baa-ri-te) to say "welcome home" in Bengali.

The Bengali name for Gurmar is Meshashringi. It is a plant known for its ability to help regulate blood sugar levels.

In Bengali, "I will call you soon" can be translated to "আমি শীঘ্রই তোমাকে কল করব।" (Ami shighroi tomake kol korbo).

The English date for Bengali date 3rd Falgun 1389 is February 15, 1983.

The English year corresponding to the Bengali year 1396 is 1989.

BISWAS is a common surname in West Bengal and Bangladesh and they are Indian Hindus and belong to KAYASTH Caste. Some Christians and Muslims also have the surname of Biswas. Biswas was merely a title bestowed by the British (when they ruled India) to the family name after someone of the family served them well, was loyal & trusted; Biswas, after all means trustworthy.

This surname is pronounced in Bengali as BISH-SHASH and not BIS-WAS.The latter is merely the English pronunciation.