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Is Teli scheduled caste in West Bengal?
Addressing a rally in Bengal on March 16, BJP president JP Nadda had promised OBC status to left out Hindu backward castes including Telis and Mahisya. The Teli and Mahisya are among Hindu backward castes with a strong presence in the Bankura and Purulia districts of West Bengal.
Which caste comes under SC in West Bengal?
List of SC Category
- Bagdi, Duley.
- Bahelia.
- Baiti.
- Bantar.
- Bauri.
- Beldar.
- Bhogta.
- Bhuimali.
Which surname comes under SC ST?
Bangali, Agariya, Dhobi. Kalabaz, Karwal, Mazhabi. Parahiya, Patari, Sansiya. Chamar, Bhangi, Turi, Nadia, Pasi, Mukri, Vankar.
What caste is Mandal?
In Bengal, the Mondal surname is generally found among Mahishya, Subarna Banik, Baishya Kapali, Baishya Saha, Sadgop, Tili, Ugra Kshatriya, Kayastha and Scheduled Castes. It is also in vogue among Bengali Muslims and some Christians.
Are Teli OBC?
Whilst the trio of Yadav, Kurmi and Koeri are considered as upper OBC, Teli along with Kanu, Dhanuk, Kahar, Kumhar and others are classified as lower OBC. In April 2015, Bihar chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced a decision to include the Teli caste in the list of Extremely Backward Class in Bihar.
Which surname comes under OBC in West Bengal?
List of Other Backward Classes in West Bengal
| More Backward (Category A) | Backward (Category B) |
|---|---|
| Jolah (Ansari-Momin) | Goala, Gope (Pallav Gope, Ballav Gope, Yadav Gope, Gope, Ahir and Yadav) |
| Kalwar | Gurung |
| Kan (Muslim) | Hele /Halia /Chasi-Kaibartta /Das Kaibartta |
| Kasai | Hoseni Goyala (Muslim) |
What is St SC OBC?
The full form of SC, ST and OBC are. SC – Scheduled Castes. ST – Scheduled Tribes. OBC – Other Backward Classes.
Who belongs OBC category?
Other Backward Class (OBC) is a collective term used by the Government of India to classify castes which are educationally or socially disadvantaged. It is one of several official classifications of the population of India, along with General Class, Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (SCs and STs).
Which caste is Roy?
Roy is not only an upper caste surname, in North Bengal a substantial section of the people who are scheduled castes have Roy as their surname.
Is Ghosh scheduled caste?
Ghoshes are considered as Kulin Kayasthas of Soukalin gotra, along with Boses and Mitras. Ghosh is also used as surname by the Sadgop (milkman) caste in Bengal….Ghosh.
| Origin | |
|---|---|
| Word/name | Bengali Hindu |
| Region of origin | Bengal |
Is Teli and Baniya same?
The Telis of Bengal share their social position with trader communities like Suvarnabanik, Gandhabanik, Saha all of which are classified as Vaishya or Baniya. Further, the Ghanchi community of Gujarat have been described as a “counterpart” of the Telis.
Is the Tili caste considered as OBC in West Bengal?
Tili caste is considered as General Category in West Bengal. They are not SC or ST anywhere in India. But they may be considered as OBC in Jharkhand and Bihar (I am not sure). Actually there is a misunderstanding between two castes. One is Tili (তিলি) and the other one is Teli (তেলি). Telis are OBC in West Bengal but Tilis are not.
How to get West Bengal SC ST OBC caste certificate online?
You cannot download your West Bengal SC ST OBC Caste Certificate Online. After online application, check your status. When you found the status shows, Certificate Generated, contact your BDO or Municipality office with your Online Application Acknowledgement Slip and Collect the Caste Certificate.
Are Tilis in SC or St in India?
They are not SC or ST anywhere in India. But they may be considered as OBC in Jharkhand and Bihar (I am not sure). Actually there is a misunderstanding between two castes. One is Tili (তিলি) and the other one is Teli (তেলি). Telis are OBC in West Bengal but Tilis are not.
Is Tili cast OBC or general cast?
Tili cast is General Cast. I have several friends of Tili cast. Their surnames are Dey, Kundu, Nandi, Pal etc. Actually in west Bengal some cast like Mahisya (Chasi Kaibartya), Tili etc deserve to be OBC. But Govt of West Bengal do not recognise that.