Yes, besides Ghosh, Basu, Guha, and Mitra, who are given precedence among Bengali kshatriyas, other surnames such as Pal, Datta, Dev and Ray are also kshatriyas. But due to some historical reasons involving medieval politics and society, Bengali kshatriyas came to be known as Kayasthas. But they have no relation to Kayasthas elsewhere like in UP etc who are not kshatriyas. Bengali Kayasthas are subdivided into three main groups today - Vangaja Kayasthas (who are originally from East Bengal), Uttar Rarhi Kayasthas and Dakshin Rarhi Kayasthas 9Both of whom are from West Bengal). Some other surnames (Sen, Gupta, Sengupta, Dasgupta) are known as Vaidyas who are also descended from kshatriyas.
Amit Singha Roy was born on 1981-03-02.
No they are brahmins.
basanta singha raidebasis biswas
yes they belongs to kshatriya as many of the das were big land lords or zamidar Eg Durga charan das
kulin kshatriya.they are the top most kshatriya in bengali community.
Bengali bir kshatriya is a term used to describe members of the Hindu warrior or noble class in Bengal, India. They hold a place of honor and respect in society due to their warrior lineage and traditional code of conduct.
yes they are kulin(topmost) kshatriya in bengali community.
The Singh Roy surname is typically associated with the Bengali Hindu community, particularly among the landowning and zamindar classes in West Bengal and Bangladesh. While caste classifications can vary, individuals with the Singh Roy surname are often considered to belong to the higher castes, specifically the Kshatriya or Rajput groups. However, caste status can differ based on regional and familial contexts, so it is essential to consider local variations.
if the spelling is ROY,then she might be a Bengali but if its rai,she is definitely not
yes rajput khsatriya
kayastha.
It's a Kshatriya surname.... neither Brahaman nor SC/ST