- was
still pre-eminent, that from
newly recognised classes such as the
Ramdasias and
Mazhabis became significant. When
India became independent in 1947...
- the
words Ramdasia and
Ravidasia are also used
inter changeably while these also have
regional context. In
Puadh and Malwa,
largely Ramdasia is used while...
- to
recruit Dalits as soldiers. They
raised a
regiment of
Mazhabis and
Ramdasias in Punjab.
After some training, they sent them to
fight against rebel...
-
important cultural and
religious site for Dalits, Ravidasis, Ad-Dharmis, and
Ramdasia Sikhs.
Millions of
devotees gather there for Ravidas's
birthday each year...
-
regards to the
untouchable groups,
namely the
Ramdasias,
Mazabhis (Mazbhis), Rangretas, and Chuhras, the
Ramdasias and
Mazabhis saw
recruitment in the British...
- pre-eminent, that from
newly recognised classes such as the
Mazhabis and
Ramdasias became significant.
Mazhabis were even
recruited into
units such as the...
-
Bazigar Bhangi Bhil Chamar,
Chanwar Chamar,
Jatya or
Jatav Chamar, Mochi,
Ramdasia, Ravidasi, Raidasi,
Rehgarh or
Raigar Chohra (Sweeper)
Chuhra (Balmiki)...
- (Ironsmiths),
Labanas (Merchants),
Kumhars (Potters),
Mazhabi (Cleaners) and the
Ramdasia/Ravidasias(Chamar – Tanners). Some Sikhs,
especially those belonging to...
-
designated Scheduled Castes in the state, the Mazhabis, the Ravidasias/
Ramdasias, the Ad Dharmis, the Valmikis, and the
Bazigars together make up around...
- Ad-Dharmi
Balmiki Bazigar Chamar Khatik Mazhabi Sikh
Mochi Mirasi Nat
Ramdasia Sikh
Ravidasi Gakhars Kayani Gurjars Gurjara-Pratihara
Bhati Baisla Khatana...
