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Who is the first president of samastha keral jamhiyathul ulama?
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Which state of India is first non congress state?
keral
What is the circulation of the Keral Kaumudi newspaper?
Keral Kaumundi is a leading paper in India printed in Malayalam. It has the third highest readership of Malayalam papers with just over 23,000 readers per day.
What is keral used for?
Painkillers for mild to moderate pain. Can help reduce inflammation. They do nothing to fix poor grammar though.
What is keral tablets used for?
Painkillers for mild to moderate pain. Can help reduce inflammation. They do nothing to fix poor grammar though.
When do you have slet exam in kerala?
Like other states it will be good if Keral also conducts SLET exam in various subjects for determining eligibility for lecturships in various govt colleges/universities across the state.Hope it will be imlpemented soon Riyas
Which sign language is used in Kerala India?
India uses the Indo-Pakistani sign language, like much of that geographical area.
Do palm trees produce olives?
dates only grow on palm trees that are supposed to and are usually called date palms or something to that effect so if the name date is not in the name it usually will not produce dates if you have the internet do research.there you go hope it helped homie.
Who is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court in India?
Justice S.H.Kapadia Justice K G Balakrishnan, from Keral is a present Chief Justice of Supreme Court Of India .He is the first-ever Dalit to occupy the coveted post after replacing Chief Justice Y K Sabharwal who retired on January 14, 2007. Hon'ble Balakrishnan, is 37th Chief Justice, and has a tenure of three years and four months, till May 12, 2010, the day he retires. Chief Justice Sabharwal had a tenure of 14 months while his predecessor Justice R C Lahoti had a 17 month stint.
What are the earmarks of mature personality?
Mature personality is a unique pattern of life emerging from the harmonious integration of several traits. All the cognitive, affective, conative and physical aspects are equally developed and balanced in a mature personality. A mature personality is well integrated, well balanced, stable and harmoniously adjusted to himself, to others and to outer world. It is characterised by co-ordination and consistencyCriteria for Mature Personality : Allportsuggests six criteria of mature personality. They are:1. Sense of self: A mature person possesses an extended self that allows him to transcend the self-centredness of childhood, and to identify with the concerns and problems of others.2. Cordiality: The mature personality manifests a warm relationship with others, that allows him to love them for their own sake as well as for his own.3. Emotional security : Ability to tolerate frustration and ability to withstand the problems and fears of daily life.4. Recognition of outer reality: Mature personalities are realistic in their judgment of people and situations and they are in touch with the real world.5. Self-objectification : It is the ability to evaluate himself without bias. A mature person is capable of looking at himself objectively. He has a sense of reality. He possesses self insight and his judgment of self is shared by others. The self-insight allows him to laugh at himself without loss of self-esteem.6. A unifying philosophy of life : A mature personality has developed a sound philosophy of life that allows him to interpret life's purpose and to decide on long-term goals and on standards of behaviour.Dr. N.K.Arjunan, Principal, Hill Valley College of Education for Women, Changampuzha Nagar.P.O., Thrikkakara, Kochi, Keral, India PIN 682 033.
Are there any vegetarian options available in Kerala food catering services in Chennai?
Yes, there are vegetarian options in Kerala cuisine. Kerala, a South Indian state, has a rich culinary culture that includes a variety of vegetarian cuisine. Vegetarian alternatives are widespread in Kerala cuisine catering services, and there is a wide variety of tasty vegetarian dishes to pick from. Here are some popular vegetarian Kerala dishes in KVB Kerala food catering services in Chennai: • Avial is a dish of mixed vegetables cooked with coconut and yogurt and seasoned with curry leaves and coconut oil. • Thoran: A stir-fry meal using vegetables like cabbage, beans, or beetroot that is seasoned with mustard seeds, curry leaves, and grated coconut. • Olan: A light and creamy dish cooked in a coconut milk-based stew with ash gourd, pumpkin, or other vegetables. • Sambar: A lentil-based vegetable stew flavoured with tamarind and spices. It's usually served with rice or dosa. • Idiyappam: Rice flour string hoppers often eaten with coconut milk or veggie stew. • Parippu Curry: A simple and tasty lentil curry made with split moong dal and served over rice. • Appam: Soft, fluffy pancakes prepared from fermented rice batter that are typically eaten with vegetable stew or coconut milk. • Keral Food: A traditional vegetarian feast eaten on a banana leaf on special occasions and festivals. It comprises aviyal (mixed vegetable curry), olan (ash gourd and coconut milk curry), thoran (stir-fried veggies with coconut), sambar, rasam, puli inji (tamarind ginger chutney), and other foods. • Puttu with Kadala Curry: Puttu is a steamed rice and coconut cake that is typically served with kadala curry, which is a spiced black chickpea dish with coconut milk. • Idiyappam with Vegetable Stew: Idiyappam is a rice flour string hopper that is often served with a mild and savoury vegetable stew cooked with coconut milk. These are just a few examples of the various vegetarian options available in Kerala cuisine. Kerala food catering services in Chennai are usually conscious of the various dietary choices and provide a variety of vegetarian options to meet a variety of needs. #cateringservicesinchennai #bestcaterersinchennaikvb #bestcateringservicesinchennaikvb #vegcateringservicesinchennai #weddingcateringservicesinchennai
Which are the best Engineering colleges in Kerala?
Top Ranks given to engineering colleges in 2009Ranking just can't be given on the basis of last ranks in cee 2009 bcoz it is influenced by many other factors other than academics or art.Many old engg colleges though they havthey have limited intellectual faculty and academic environment now are opted by students just bcoz they have been started 50 or 70 yrs back..A survey of engg colleges was done by NIT alumni considering many factors such as faculty,learning atmosphere,university rank etc and the results are as follows.The jury consisted of eminent academicians, chaired by Dr. A. Sridharan, former Chairman of AICTE for the South Western Region and Deputy Director (retired) Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore.1College of Engineering, ThiruvananthapuramThiruvanathapuram Outstanding2Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology, KottayamKottayam Outstanding3Model Engineering College, Thrikkakara ErnakulamExcellent4T. K. M. College of Engineering, Kilikollur, KollamKollam Excellent5Govt. Engineering College, Thrissur ThrissurExcellent6M. A. College of Engineering, KothamangalamErnakulam Excellent7College of Engineering, Chengannoor AlappuzhaGood8S.C.T. College of Engineering, ThiruvanathapuramThiruvanathapuram Very fair9Govt. College of Engineering, Parassinikadavu, KannurKannur Very fair10Govt. Engineering College, West Hill, KozhikodeKozhikode Very fair11L. B. S. Institute of Technology for Women, Poojapura, Thiruvananthapuram Thiruvanathapuram Very fair12College of Engineering, Cherthala AlappuzhaFair13Govt. Engineering College, Barton HillThiruvanathapuram Fair14College of Engineering, Kallooppara PathanamthittaFair15Govt. Engineering College, Palakkad PalakkadFair16College of Engineering, Thalassery KannurSatisfactory
Is there list of surnames belonging to Chamars of Uttar Pradesh?
Chamar/Dalit SURNAMEOrigins of the Chamar Surname There are no clear, concise answers to why or how one of your Chamar/Dalit ancestors took on the surname. It may have been based on their occupation or a distinguising physical trait. Keep in mind that it was not unusual for a last name to be altered as an ancestor entered a new country.Many of us still not bold enough to tell our caste to others, whereas most of our known are aware of our castes• I am one among them, many times I keep mum on the issue of castes• there are two reasons behind this , is people attitude towards chamar/dalit caste• Also, dalits are changing their surnames, so says a study by a senior official of Gujarat's Social Welfare Department, highlighting the contemporary social reality in the State• The study by Hasmukh Parmar, a deputy director with the department, shows a maximum of 46•67 per cent respondents in the 30-40 years age bracket reporting a change of surname• Among reasons for the change, a high 30 percentage directly blamed the social denigration they faced based on caste.•ACHARYA(Maha) •Adhikari(WB) • Adayan • Ager •Asodi • Agrawal •Ahlawat • Ahire • Ambati(AP)•Amyan•ARESA • Angural- ANGURALA • Anand •Anandham Attri • Aharwar • Ahirwar • Alaria • Anamook • Antwal • Arumugam ••ATWAL • Ambedkar • Ambady• Arya • Agariya • Agari (Raj) • Aaremala •Argal (MP) • Arlekar(GOA)• Azad• Ashiyan •Ayalwar • Ayarwal (MP)•Babar (Maha) • Babu • Badgujar • Babariya(GUJ) • Bagala •Bagwal • Baliyan•Bangujar• Bahna, Bakad, Bant • Bahana • Bangotra •Barne • Bagri • Bag (WB) • Banga •Bargunda, Barmate (Chattish-G) •Bag (WB) • Bansal (MP)• Bansiwal(Raj) • Basor, Bawaria • Bawre (Raj) • Bauria • Bagada(Gujrat)• BARYAL(HP)• Barwal Bagha• •Bag •Bagri •Bargi(WB) •Bash•Basra • Bagdi(WB) •Baidya • BALA • Balai (Raj) • Balan (Kerala) •Bawaria(MP)• Bains(M/L)• Bansode(Maha)• Bhatti• Baitha•• Bauri(WB)• andu • Barma(WB)• Bansiwal (Raj) • Barman(WB)• Baghwar (Raj) • BAIRWA •BAWAL• BASUMATARI(Assam-ST) • Bauri•Bansole • Bellaiah• Bhutta • Banga •Banger • Basanpal • Baghel • Bassan •Bal• Barma• Badhel (Raj) • BARGUJJAR • Bairwal • Barupal• Baruah (Assam-ST) • Bangotra - Banaudhiya •Barman• Barma(WB) •Balu • Banjare( Chhatish) • Bangarh •Bedar • Bargayary • Baru-Pal • Bahmanian • Baruwar • Balai • Bambhi- Bains •Basappa(Karnatka) • Bera(WB) • Behera • Bedar • Beuria •Bera (WB) • Bedia/Beriya, Bagdi(WB)• Beldar •Bepari (WB) Bhagat (CG-ST) • Bhatia(HP) • Bhatoa • Bhangi Bhuyiar,•Bhatti • Balahi, Balaai • Badhan • Babaria(Gujrat) • Bhaskar(AP) • Bhantu, Bhaambi, Bhaambhi • Bhatoya • Bhuiya Bhadbhuja • Basor, Burud, Baansor, Baansodi • Bhadbhujar •Bhagla • Bhagwal •Bhahal •Bhal •Bhamra (भामड़ा)• Bharwan • Bhandari (WB) •Bhanwar(MP-ST) • Bhandari (WB) •Bhinjhi • •Biswan • Bijolia • Bhauria - Bharti •BHOYAR • Bhartiya ,Birdi • Bishanpal •Biswal• Bhowmik • Bhutta • Bhardwaj(HP & CH) • Bhoopathy• Bindala • Bira(from Brar) •Bidlan • Bhangu • Bhisi • Bhusan • •Biswas •Bhambro •Bhambi• Bara• Bhoi(ODISHA) • Bharmouri(HP-tribe) • BOLINA •Bodosa, Boro • Boria • Bedajangam, ••Brar(M/L),Bragta (WB) • Brekta(HP) • Brahma(Assam-Tribe) • Brahamania • Boral • Budhal • Byagara•CHANDEL(HP) •Chandhar •Chander (J&K) • Chamdiya, Chamaar, Chamaari • Chambhar, Chamgaar • Chalwaadi, Channaya •Chaudhari • Chavda(Gujrat) • CHAVAN(Maha) •Chama • Chamma• Chamar(Bihar) • Channi(PUB) •Chandalia •Charel (MP) • Chavda (Guj) • Chenwa •Chikwa, Chikvi •Chopra • Chandariya • Chaudhary (Bihar) • Chindollu • Chumber• Chouhan(Chhatishgarh) •Chawla • Chahal • Chakma Choukhe • Chonkriya • Choor• Chongre (WB) •Choure •Chouria• Charvahan • Chaudhrana • Chaupra • Chhajara • Chunar• Dabi • Dahiya • Danicha (Guj) • Das(Assam)• Dass (Andhra)• Dalia • Daria •Daasar Dalui (WB) • Dahriya (Chattish-G ) •DALAI •Dave• Darin •Dawar((MP) • Dasari • Dev (Karnatka) •Deo • Deora • Devda • Dewra(MP) • Debbarma (Tripura-ST) • Dhupad • Dhale• Dhanda • Dhed • Dhank •Dhania(Har/Pun/Raj) Dinkar •Diwakar (UP) • Dhaiya • DHANNI(Karnatka) • DHANJAL • Dhankiya • Dhar (HP)•Dhara • Dhirana• Dhali(ODISHA) • Dhaliwal (Punjab) •Diwakar• Digar • Dhoot(Chamar from Dhoot Kalan in Hoshiarpur district of Punjab)• Dhiman • Dhami(M/L), Dhania •Dhirana• Dhingan • Dhholia(Gujrat-tribe) • Dhibar •Dhor • Dhiman(HP) • Dhodiya (Guj-ST) • Dhruvey(MP-ST) Dhosiwal •Dohre • Dogra(HP)• Dome (Bihar) •Dohor • Dolai(WB)• Dulai(M/L)• Duggal (Raj)• Dugh• Dutt(Himachal) • Duley • Doley • Dwimary• Dumar •Dakkal, Dokkalwar•ENGTI(Assam-tribe)• EKNATH(Maha) •• Fariyan•GADE(Maha)• Gamit (Gujrat-ST) •Gajbe(Maha) • Gavit ( Maha) •Ganda, Gandi • Gaikwad (Maha) • Gahlot(MP) • Garwa • Gautam •Gayen •Gadiya • Gai •Gandel • Ganguli(UP) • Gangwal • Gandhi •Gadhvi• Garasiya (Guj-ST) • Gata-Aura • Gavil• Gaarudi • Gera • Gehlot (MP) • Garg (Raj) • Ghera • Ghassi, Ghassiya •Ghatora •Ghasia • Ghaiwal • •Gill •Gidla • Gill(M/L), Garoda, Gaaro •Ghatora, Ghaiwal, Ghorui • GOTHWAL(MP)• Gondia • Gotwal (Raj) • Goyary• Goma(HP) • Goswami (Maha) •Gotherwal •Gotiya • Grewal (MP) •Guru• Guliya• Gumarwal •GYASIYA•• Haadi • Halder(WB) •Halsaar, Hasalaar, Halalkho •Hazarika(Assam) • Haralayya, Harali • Hazari(Bihar)• Hazra(WB) •Holaya, Holer, Holeyaa• Holeya Holiyaa • HIWALE• HANS(Pub) • Hembram • Holkar • Holar • Holaya Haokip(Manipur-ST) • Hulsawar • Hallir• Ishwary • Jassal • Jassi • Jaisi (Chh-G) Jabbar• Jakhrah •Jadhav(Maha) •• JAREWAL •JANGRAL •Jangre • Jakhu(Jakhar) • Jaiswal • Japal • Janagal• Jally • Jamatia • Jaraliya• Jatoi• Jatua((WB)• JAWALE • JADA - Jaijania • Jhusiya • Jatia, Jatba• Jatav • Jena(ODISHA) •Jhim • Jhalli • •Jhamat• Jilova • Jingar(Raj) • • Johal• Jogi (Chattis-G-ST) • Jorwal • JOSHI(HP)• Kai• Karor • Kanwar (Chattish-G-ST) •Kahariya (Har) •Kaikadi • Karak (WB) • Karanga •Karloopia •Kaundal(HP)• Kaibartya• Katnoria •Katiya • Kararia •Karmakar • Kaler• Kalirai(M/L), Kalair • Kamat • Kasyap (CG-ST) •Kachwai (MP) • Kamble• Kambli• Kain •Kaga(Raj) • Kalsi • Karra • KATARIA(MP) •Katara(Raj-ST) • Katheria • Kait • Katara (Guj-ST) • Kakkayya, Kankayya • Kainth • Kajla• Kalson• Kantia• Kanera •Kadam • Kardam • Kala • Karanwal • Karnwal • Karnawal • Karnowal • Karniwal • Karnwall • Karnal • Karanawal • Karanwaal • Karanwala • Karnal • Karwal • Kanodia(GUJ) • Khalpa • •Khorewal • Kharwar•Khangar• Kharge (Karnatka) • Khare (Chh_G) • Kharge (Karnatka) •Khatri(MP) •Khewdiya • Keshari • Khetrapal •Kishore (UP) • Khillar•Khokhar Khokhra • Klare• Khatik • Keishing(Manipur-ST)•Kotal• Kondal • KODLA(Karnatka) •Kodiyan(Keral) • KURDIA• Kundal (J&K)• Kuril • Kureel (UP)• Kuldhar• Kuler• Kundu(WB)• Kutiyal • Kushawah (MP) • Kumawat• Lal •Lariya(MP) • Lakhale •Lahare(Chh-G) • Lahariya(ST)• LAMBA • Lakra(JH-ST) •Lagah • Ladhar • Lambgot • LAKHOTRA • Lalbegi • Langeh • Lenka •Lilar •Linda(JH-ST) • Lilothia •Lingader •Loi• Lohar • Loht •Lowang(Arunachal-Tribe) • Loach • Lokhande • Luthra(Raj)•Madda •Maadagi • MARAVI(MP)• Malkar • Malkana • Mandal (especially in Katihar and Bhagalpur districts of Bihar) • Mali (Maha) • Mal • Mala • Malik (WB) • Machigaar, Mochigaar, Maadar, Maadig • Mallick• Majumdar •Mahandirata• MARAK(Meghalay-ST) • Mandrah • MAHINIA • Mahmau •MAHTO(Bihar) • Magariya, Mangalia• Mang• Matang• Minimaadig• Dakhani-Mang, Mang-Mhashi,•Madaari• Marandi(JH-ST) •Markam(MP-ST) Malviya (MP) •Makwana(GUJ)• Maheshwari (Guj) Markam(CG-ST) Malik(WB) ••Mallik(Assam)•Mallick(ODISHA) •Maahayaavanshi• Mallan • Marmat(MP) •Masti • Majhi(Bihar)• Mane(Maha)• MAIROTHA • Mallu• Mahandia Maan •Mehar• Mehra • Meharaa • Meharda • Mehndi • Meghwal(RAJ) •Mehmi ••Mehta • Methedia (Raj) • Mevada (Guj) • Mein(Arunachal-Tribe) •MEENIA • Mete (WB) • MISHRA •Mistri (WB) • Middya •Mitterpal, • Mitki • Mitha • Mitra(TRIPURA) • Maurya •Minote •Midya • Mohle (CG) •Mondal• Mohite • Mirdha •MORE(Maha) •MUNDE •Mullick/Mallick(Odisha) • Munda• • Momi •MORYA (Raj) • Mourya •MOITRA (WB) • • Murugesan •Mukri •Murthy(AP)•• Nadiya • NAMDEO(Maha) • NAROLA • Narera • Naik(Tribe)• Naidu•Nagora • Naskar(WB) • Nagah • Nagar(Raj/MP) • Nanda(MP) •Naura • Netam (Chattish-G-ST) • Netwale (Maha) •Negi (HP) •Netkanee• Nimhore - NIGAH• , Nimbhoria •• Nigam • Nehra • Nimal• Nooniya• Noori • Nona •Murugan( TN) • Muley • Muwaal • Murthy(Andhra/Karnatka))• Owary • Oshoraj• Oraon (JH-ST)• Oontwal(MP) • Olagaana•PANDIT(Mahoa) • Panwar(MP) • Patre (Chattish-G-SC) •Patila (Chattish_G- SC) • Paul (WB) • Pakhija (WB) • Purokait (WB) • Parmar(Guj) •Parthasarthi •Panchole• Pancholi • Patel(Guj-ST) • Padale • PAWAR • Panwar(Har)• PANDURANG(Maha) •Patra • Pathariya • Patkar(Gujrat-tribe)• Patra(WB) •Parihar •Pardhi (Maha) • PATANKAR • Pawar •Paharia (Raj) • Parida • • Pandiyan ••Patil• Paswan • Pasi • •Pandurang(Maha) • Pahade •Persoya •• Peetwal •Phule • Piple• Pinoriya •Poddar(WB) • Phoondpal •Plethu•• Pourah •Prabhakar • Pramanick • Prasad •Pradhan • Puar• Purwar • Puraliya • Puri (Puri Tribe)• Pujari(CG-ST)• PUJHAR(JH-ST) • Puniyan• RAWAL (Raj) Rattu• Rajvanshi• Rajwar(Bihar) • Ravat • Raut (Maha)• RALH• Rawatt• Rautel (MP) •Rawat • Rall • Raji(TN) RAJORIA (Raj)• Rarotia(MP) • Rajoura • Rai(MP) • Ray (WB)• Rabidas•Radhemang• Raman(Kerala)•Ram • Raiger(Raj) • Ramulu• Ramiah (AP)• Raj • Ranigaar • Ratawal• Rathva (GUJ) • Raju• Rao ( AP)• Rajak (Bihar) • Ravi • Ratanpal • Ranga• Ramnami • Ratt• Rathod (AP-ST) • Rani • Ranjan • Rathee • Rathi (Har) •Ratre •Ratnakar(Chh-G) • Rathava (Guj-ST) • Rathiya (CG-ST) • Ramaiah (Kar) Regar •Reang (Tripura-ST) • Reddy(A•P•)• Rishidev (Bihar)• Rishi (Bihar)• Rohit • Rooprai • Rohitas • Roloyan • Rout • • Rolan •Roy (WB) • Ruidas • Rukhi,• SALVE(Maha)•Sagar• Salunke •Sahdal • Saansi • Sapune •Sampla (Pun) • Santra• Samgaar, Surajyabanshi, Surajyaramnami •Sahota(M/L) •Sardar (WB) •Sarthi •Sarangal• Sabharwal • Saha(WB)• Sada (Bihar)• Sadanandan (TN) • Sahzal(HP)•Samara•• Saroy• Saroya• Sadhiyan • Saroha • Sarohe • Sandhu(M/L), Sarkar(Ben & Assam, Tripura)• Salvi (MP) • Sakya(MP) •Saluja(MP) Sankla(MP) • Samara,•Sanpat•Sakkarwal • Saroj • Sathe (Maha)• SAWAI •Sawant (Maha) • Sareram(ST)•Sandhi •Sagar •SALUNKHE •Saksena •Sankhwar•• Sakhwar (MP) • Sandhu • SARANGA • SARAGRA•• Sehjal(HP) • Sehrawat •Sethi• Sehgal •Setti ( Andhra) • Shenwa • Shejwar(MP) • Shejwal • Shah(MP-ST) • Shivalik• Shouan • Shil (WB) •Sindhollu • Shivgotra •Shergill(M/L)• •Singhmar • Singh • Sikdar (WB) • •Sirkar (WB) •Sidhauliya • Sidharth •Sedamaa • Simar • SIROHIWAL• Sikure • Sidhu(M/L), Singh •Sinha(WB) • Sidhu(M/L), Singha (WB) • Sisodiya(MP) • Silotia (Raj) • •Suda • Sharma •Shimar • Shalharu • Shihmar • Shandil(HP) • SHUKLA(HP)•Shergill(M/L), Sohpal •SONOWAL(ST) • SONDHI••Soni • Soren (JH-ST) •SONAWANE •Solanki(Gujrat)• •Soya • Sohal • Sonkar • Soann• SREHLY•SUREHALI(HP) • Suthwa •Summan• Summan•Summal•• Summal, Summan • Suman • SURYAWANSHI • Suryawansh (Karnatka) •Swan •Swamy (Karnatka/AP) •Swain (Odisha)• Tandwalia •Tamta (UK)• Tagade •Tandon(MP) • Taral • Thanda • Tadvi(Guj ST) • •Taharan • Taharyan • Taryan • Talukdar •Tangi •Tanwar(Har) • Tekam (CH-ST) • Tedewal •TEJAVATH •Teetwal • Thakur(WB) • Tirki (Chattish-G-ST) •Tirgaar • Tirbanda •Toora • Thorat• Tomar • Toori • Turke• TUDU(JH-ST)• Tur • Tyagi•UDAMALE • Usendi (CG-ST) • Uparwal • Utwal (MP) • Untwal (MP) • Upare • Umrao,Vasnik •Varma • Vasava(Guj-ST) • Vaijran • Vadya • Vashiyan Vaghela (Guj) • Vankar •Varvin •Venkateswarlu • Verma • Vhalar •Virk(Pun)•Virdi• Visharad •Vidyarthi • Vojyan • Vora(Guj) • Vyas•,Walia • Waxer•• Wary• WAGHMARE(Maha)•YAGNIK •Yallamwar, Yellamalvandalu(M/L) - Moonlighters, those who go under higher caste surnames•• Zadgalli-----------------------------------------------------------BAIRWA / BERWA (SC) Notified as Bairwa in Rajasthan, the Berwa are mainly concentrated in Jaipur district• It is said that the section of the Chamar who relinquished their traditional occupation adopted the name Berwa about forty years ago, •• TimesGerman (talk) 10 April 2013 (UTC)Maurya is one more name of Madiga or Chamar• It is well known fact Chamar collected animal skins• They also collected Peacock feathers and feathers of other birds• A group of chamar who collect this peacock feathers are known as Maurya ( those who collect peacock feather)• Hence Chandra Guptha belonged to this group• Chanakya who was against Kshtriya found these group strong enough to fight kshtriya• Simillar thing was done by Shivaji maharaj• He used local dalit to build Maharashtra• It is said that one of the main reason Ashok Maurya was not accepted as Emperor by Kalinga was Kalinga Kshtriya could not tolerate Dalit being their emporer• There still set of Maurya people in north• This caste conflict is one main reason for Chandra Gupta Maurya to convert to Jain and Ashok Maurya to convert to Buddhism.
