Yes, Bhatnagar belongs to General Caste. They are considered to be the part of upper section in Hindu Caste system. Bhatnagars are Kayasthas. As per the ancient texts Kayasthas have a dual caste system, they are Brahmins as well as Kshatriyas.
Depending on the caste system, in which Indian society is still subtly influenced by today, Indians often consume up to 3 to 12 felines per day.
There is no widely recognized term “sristikaranam caste” in reference to Indian caste systems. It is possible that you may be referencing a regional or sub-caste group. If you can provide more context or details, I may be able to offer more specific information.
Singiri and Puchalapalli do not belong to Scheduled Caste as per the Indian government's list of Scheduled Castes. It's important to refer to official government documents or local authorities for accurate and up-to-date information on caste classifications.
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Type your answer here... The main goal of the upper caste people mainly brahmin to keep up the caste system is that the peoples are from low caste called shudra in vedic varana system never be scholar of vedic literature. They lead a by birth caste system according to this son of brahmin called brahmin whether he know about the vedic shastra or not but if somebody want to learn or read vedic litreture they said its not allowed for shudras. As per vedic vrana vayvastha its not by birth its by work, interest and virtues of the man and anybody can adopt any of varna like Brahmin, Kshatriya, Vaisya, and Shudra there are so many mantras in sacred vedas which depict that the light of vedas is for all there is no boundation of caste and creed there because its the first Davine knowledge to the world by the almighty GOD. During Mahabharata Era when brahmin peoples become lazy and unintellectual they think that when peoples from low caste learn Vedas and other secred scripts there prestige will be down and they will finish soon that's why they lead the caste system to save themselves.
maurya caste decended from shakya. shakya as per puranas, as Ikshvaku. THis will make maurya caste kshatriya. However, it is also included in OBC list
Bhatnagars are Kayasthas. As per the ancient texts Kayasthas have a dual caste system, they are Brahmins as well as Kshatriyas. Bhatnagars are mainly found in Northern India (Delhi, UP, Rajasthan and in parts of Haryana and Punjab.)
The caste system in India is believed to have originated from ancient Hindu scriptures known as the Rigveda, with influences from historical developments and invasions over time. The system divided society into four main categories: Brahmins (priests), Kshatriyas (warriors and rulers), Vaishyas (farmers and traders), and Shudras (laborers). Outcastes, known as Dalits, were marginalized and considered beyond the caste system.
First century Judea did not have a strict caste system per se, but Jesus grew up in the home of a carpenter. He was poor but not destitute. He worked hard all his life, but he did not starve. He enjoyed the blessings of family and community, but he did not have a household of servants (like Moses or Abraham or David).
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Caste system in India is quite a vexed issue. Everybody has a claim that his caste is a superior. Warriors in ancient times were called Kshatriya's and their descendants called themselves of being belonging to the caste Rajput, Kathri or Jat. Jats are one of the main agricultural upper castes of North India and had never considered themselves as a part of the caste system (or a caste), they where rather a race (a group of tribes). Most modern historians conclude that Rajputs are the decendants of Jats (those who travelled towards Rajasthan became Rajputs by marking out their Kingdoms). However, Jats where North India's most prominent fighters and where therefore considered warriors (Kshatriya's) as per the vedic caste system. Superiority of castes is a non-issue here. Because there is no central authority today which will define if one caste is superior over other and ofcourse the Government of India has already outlawed/banned the practice of castism. Only insane people have the time today to judge these issues....which is actually a non issue