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- The Ramoshi are an Indian community found largely in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Karnataka. They are classified as a Backward Community by the government...
- born on 7 September 1791 in the Ramoshi tribe. Umaji's brother's name was Krishnaji Naik He belonged to the Ramoshi community, which migrated from Telangana...
- Rama Krishna of Kalambai, they raised an army of Ramoshis from Satara and revolted. In 1879, their Ramoshi army raided Poona fifteen times, then Satara many...
- लोखंडे) is a clan (Gotra) found amongst the Koli, Maratha, Mang, Mahar, Ramoshi, Brahmin, mainly in the state of Maharashtra in India but it also appears...
- support from the educated classes, he gathered a band of people from the Ramoshi caste. People from the Kolis, Bhils and Dhangars were also included later...
- listed under Criminal Tribes Act by British government in India. Koli Ramoshi Bazigar Bawaria Bauria Banjara Nat Harni Bhampta Kallar Maravar Boya Koravar...
- Year Title Role 1987 Irsaal Karti De Danadan Zagdya Ramoshi 1988 Ek Gadi Baaki Anadi Subhan Vighne 1989 Thartharat Constable 100 1990 Dhadakebaaz Bappa...
- delegate to Afghanistan's Constitutional Loya Jirga Alternative name for the Ramoshi, Indian community of Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Karnataka Bader (disambiguation)...
- belonging to the Maratha caste . However, there is a tradition that he was a Ramoshi.". "Bahirji Naik's Swarajya work is inspiring - Bhide Guruji". Loksatta...
- Ambaji a.k.a. Baba Purandare. In 1674 A.D. old guardians Of purender named Ramoshi and Mahadev Koli people rebelled against Neelkanth Mahadev a.k.a. Aba Purandare...