- The
Dhanuk is an
ethnic group found in India. In
Bihar where they are
significantly present, they have been
categorised as the "lower backwards", along...
- Mangan,
Raidas Chidar Chikwa,
Chikvi Chitar Dahait, Dahayat,
Dahat Dewar Dhanuk Dhed, Dher
Dohor Dom, Dumar, Dome, Domar,
Doris Ganda,
Gandi Ghasi, Ghasia...
-
Mahato as a surname, clan name or
title include:
Beldar Bhumihar Chamar Dhanuk Dhobi Dusadh Goala Khairwar Koeri Kudmi Mahato (Kurmi)
Oraons Bedias Sunris...
- Maharashtra,
Chhattisgarh and
Madhya Pradesh. They have no
relation with
Dhanuks or Kurmis. They are
historically Hindu and
their occupations have changed...
- 169 0.32% 64,046 0.28% 53,394 0.22% 72,250 0.3% 36,669 0.15% 37,541 0.15%
Dhanuk 66,000 0.32% 74,000 0.32% 77,000 0.32% 83,000 0.35% 87,278 0.35% — — Dogar...
-
Tharu 4.9 (4.82%) Teli 5.3 (5.21%)
Kushwaha 4.5 (4.42%)
Chamar 4.4 (4.33%)
Dhanuk 3.49 (3.43%)
Musahar 2.9 (2.85%)
Kurmi 3 (2.95%)
Paswan 2.79 (2.74%) Hill...
- 364) and Pasi (7,809) 5
Auraiya 1,179,993 326,788 27.69
Jatav (210,649),
Dhanuk (38,687) and Kori (22,478) 6
Azamgarh 3,939,916 1,013,801 25.73
Jatav (829...
- 2%
other Terai, 0.2% Yadav, 0.1%
Terai Brahmin, 0.1%
other Dalit, 0.1%
Dhanuk, 0.1% Ghale, 0.1% Hajjam/Thakur, 0.1% Kayastha, 0.1% Koiri/Kushwaha, 0.1%...
- Yadav,
Kurmi and
Koeri are
considered as
upper OBC; Teli
along with Kanu,
Dhanuk, Kahar,
Kumhar and
others are
classified as
lower OBC. In the late 2000s...
- says, "Over the last 15-20 years, six groups,
namely kath baniya, Rajbhar,
Dhanuk, Sudi,
Kalwar and Teli have
socially upgraded their status from the water...
