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When was Scheduled Castes Federation created?
Scheduled Castes Federation was created in 1942.
Is heer belong to scheduled caste?
is heer and chumber are scheduled castes/
What is the category of nayak castes in rajasthan scheduled castes or scheduled tribes?
Nayak caste in rajasthan in scheduled tribes as per ministry of tribal affairs , govt. of india, notificiation 1976 .
Is sabharwal a sheduled caste?
No, Sabharwal is not a scheduled caste. Scheduled castes are those castes that have been historically marginalized and face social discrimination in India. Sabharwal is a common surname used by people from various castes but is not specifically associated with a scheduled caste.
Are jhangi comes in scheduled caste?
I'm not familiar with the term "jhangi" in relation to scheduled castes. Scheduled castes in India are officially recognized groups that have historically faced social and economic discrimination. It's important to research specific information about the jhangi community to understand their status in relation to scheduled castes.
Are people with Surname prakash scheduled Castes?
Mierda
Are jatt Sikhs are scheduled castes?
no, not at any cost.
Are people with Surname MUDGIL scheduled Castes?
No they are brahmins
Are people with Surname pradhan scheduled Castes?
no, they belong to upper castes, mostly from Brahmins, Kshatriyas castes across India and Nepal Region.
How many seats are reserved by government for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes?
In India, the government reserves 15% of seats in educational institutions and 7.5% of seats in government jobs for scheduled castes, and 7.5% of seats in educational institutions and government jobs for scheduled tribes.
Who is the current Chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Castes?
Shri P. L. Punia is the present Chairman of the National Commission for Scheduled Castes.
Are people with the surname Mitha scheduled caste?
In Rajasthan, Mithas are followers of jain religion. They are traders and not scheduled castes.
