Vyas, Joshi, Shukla, Upadhyaya, Upadhyay, Dixit, Pandya, Trivedi, Dave, Pathak,
These are some of hte undiluted last names which cannot be found in other castes whereas some last names such as Rana, Oza, Jha, Thakar, Vora, Yagnik can be found in other castes and some Muslims have adopted some of these last names.
I think Indulkar's are not brahmins, but maratha.
No, they r brahmins.
Yes, the surname Biswas can belong to Brahmins in certain regions of India where they may use it as their family name. However, it is important to remember that surnames can be used by various communities, so it is not exclusive to Brahmins.
Mishra is a Brahmin Surnames. This Surname use by many sects of brahmins such as Utkala Brahmin, Bhumihar Brahmin etc. But other misra surname use by Bengali Brahmins and others. In midnapore, there is all Mishra are Utkala Brahmins(Odia Brahmins) who migrated to Bengal.
Some common MARATHI BRAHMIN surnames are : Pendharkar, Bhave, Deshpande , Kulkarni , Amin , Trikande , Sathe , Khisty , and many more..
Yes, Mallick is a surname commonly associated with Bengali Brahmins, who are a Hindu caste primarily found in the Indian state of West Bengal. However, not all individuals with the surname Mallick are necessarily Bengali Brahmins as surnames can also be shared among different castes and communities.
"Krishna" is commonly used as a given name in India, including among Telugu Brahmins. However, it is not specifically a surname that is exclusive to Telugu Brahmins. Surnames in India can vary depending on caste, region, and family.
No, Mahabal is not a common surname associated with Brahmins. It is important to note that surnames can vary widely among different Brahmin communities and regions.
Juni, Kanaya, Bhardwaj, Kotai, Tewani, Tewani, Dhardai, Moorjani, Dhaklai, Manek, Rajhasth.
Bose are not brahmins but kayastha.
The highest class in India are the Brahmins. These Brahmins are usually priests.
Bhumihar is a landed upper caste based mainly in Bihar and eastern UP. They are an offshoot of Brahmins and hence use Brahmin surnames. Kurmis are also associated with land and are among the OBC (OTHER BACKWARD CASTES) category in Bihar. Bihar CM Nitish Kumar is a Kurmi.