- The Paswan, also
known as
Dusadh, are a
Dalit community from
eastern India. They are
found mainly in the
states of Bihar,
Uttar Pradesh and Jharkhand....
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Chaupal Dabgar Dhobi,
Rajak Dom, Dhangad, Bansphor, Dharikar, Dharkar,
Domra Dusadh, Dhari,
Dharhi Ghasi Halalkhor Hari, Mehtar,
Bhangi Kanjar Kurariar Lalbegi...
- hero who was
later apotheosized by the
members of
Dusadh caste. The
story of
Chauharmal within Dusadh folklore is an
empowering message which gives the...
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their castemen. One of the
first caste-based
organisation of
Dusadhs,
called Bhartiya Dusadh Sabha, was
formed as
early as 1915, by the
elites among them...
- surname, clan name or
title include:
Beldar Bhumihar Chamar Dhanuk Dhobi Dusadh Goala Khairwar Koeri Kudmi Mahato (Kurmi)
Oraons Bedias Sunris Tharus Yadavs...
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Sahlesh was a folk hero of the
Dusadh caste in
Nepal and India. He is
believed to have been the
ruler of the
Mahisautha in what
became Nepal. In some parts...
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Prabhu Hajara Dusadh is a
Nepalese politician,
belonging to the CPN (UML) Party. He is
currently serving as a
member of the 2nd
Federal Parliament of Nepal...
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activists like Lal
Mohar Dusadh and
Ganeshi Dusadh received bullet injuries. While, Lal
Mohar Dusadh died on the spot,
Ganeshi Dusadh was
declared dead on...
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eight field pieces and two howitzers, 91 top****es, 2100
sepoys (mainly
dusadhs) and 150 sailors. The army set out for
Murshidabad on 13 June.
Clive sent...
- Yogi sect, tailors, musicians) Dhobi, Rajak,
Sangat (washermen) Kulu, Dom/
Dusādh (leather-workers) Dyala, Podé, Chyāmaha/Chamāhār (sweepers, fishermen)...
