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Influential Villains of All Time: Kanjar Ro
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People of India: Rajasthan - Halaman 498
KANJAR The Kanjar, once a nomadic group have now settled down and are primarily engaged in agriculture. Russell and Hiralal have stated that Marwari Kanjar were originally Bhats (Bards) of the Jat. They were a vagrant people, living in ...
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A Glossary of the Tribes and Castes of the Punjab and ... - Halaman 365
865 In Rohtak the Sansis are also known as Kanjar-Sansis, or Kanjara simply, but they claim to be called Bhaton. These Kanjars have an occupational group called khastcdla because they live by selling khas grass and making brushes.
Horace Arthur Rose, IBBETSON, Maclagan,
1996
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No Five Fingers are Alike: Cognitive Amplifiers in Social ...
The basic structures underlying Kanjar social organization are the zat and the biradari. Kanjar refer to their social system as a qaum composed of many zats. The zats tend to be associated with primary subsistence strategies or occupations ...
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Addressing Educational Opportunities for Rural Kanjars: - Halaman 104
When PPES started to focus on enrolling Kanjar girls from MG they were ambitious as well as hopeful, but the reality of integrating these girls into PPES School in practice was much more difficult. Given the abysmally low educational and ...
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People of India: Maharashtra - Bhgn 2 - Halaman 916
KANJAR. In Maharashtra, the community called Kanjarbhat means a person who ties a kary'ar (dagger) to his waist. The real temi for Kanjarbhat is said to be Kanjarbhantu. They are also called Sansi. Bedia, Bejigar, Adodia and Korwan (in ...
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Educational and Social Uplift of Backward Classes: At what ...
... Kaniyar Panikker (TP) Kanikaran, Kanaikar (TP) Kaniyan (AP) Kaniyan (OR) Kanjar (AP) Kanjar (CH) (CH) Kanjar (OR) Kanjar f IV) Kanjar Bhat, Chhera, Kanjar, Nat (MR) Kanjar, Ghair Kuchbanda, Singikat (DE) Kanjar, Kanchan (PU) Kanjar ...
S. P. Agrawal, J. C. Aggarwal,
1991
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Social Problems And Welfare - Halaman 13
According to some schools Dom-Mirasi and Criminal Doms are different peoples. (D) Kanjar. Kanjar is also one of the most notable criminal tribe. Kanjar are further subdivided into, in some areas, in twelve and, in other areas, 23 sub- castes.
Rajendra Kumar Sharma,
1998
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Unpacking Globalization: Markets, Gender, and Work - Halaman 162
With the matrimonial alliances of the Nat and Kanjar castes, an increasing number of Kanjar women, mostly other than those married to Nat, are becoming FSWs and migrating to pursue dhandha on the highway hamlets, namely Bandar ...
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South Asian Media Cultures: Audiences, Representations, ...
They are known as 'Kanjar' and trace their roots to the Hindu caste system, which rigidly ranked groups according to ritual purity and occupation. Centuries ago, when young girls were dedicated to Hindu temples to perform ritual dances, many ...