- and, in
contrast to the
Kurmis own traditions, to
sequester their women in the
manner of
Rajputs and Brahmins. In 1930, the
Kurmis of
Bihar joined with the...
-
British rule in India,
Koeris were
described as "agriculturalists"
along with
Kurmis and
other cultivating castes. They are
described as a
dominant caste in...
- the non-
Kurmis of
Manbhum that
Panchet raja,
having come up from the
ancient Kshatriya royal family of the district,
accepts the
Kurmis as
Kurmi Kshatriyas...
- many aspects. In the
early 20th century, socio-economic
ascendancy of the
Kurmis led them to
become landlords. Consequently, they were
involved in the formation...
- vokkaliga, khandayat, kamboj,
under the
umbrella of the
Kurmi name. This body then
campaigned for
Kurmis to
classify themselves as
Kshatriya but there's no...
-
unfolded the
cause of
killings to be
retaliation by
Kurmis who
avenged the
death of
three Kurmis at the
hands of Bhumihars. It was
reported that the Deputy...
- The
Sainthwars are
closely related to the
Kurmis, and are
sometimes described as a
division of the
Kurmi caste.
Though Sainthwars deny the
claim but...
- been
involved in low
scale trade to some extent. The kushwahas(Koeri),
Kurmis,
Yadavs and
Banias are
categorised as the upper-backwards
amongst the Other...
- The
Kurmi Market is a
large market in the city of Kano, Kano State, Nigeria. It was
founded by
Muhammad Rumfa, a King of Kano, in the 15th century. As...
-
Kurmis must step
forward to take the
leadership of the
social justice movement. No
power on
earth can deny job
reservations to
Kurmis....They (
Kurmis)...
