savarna meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Big Savarna temples were boycotted, bringing down their revenue.
2. The " Savarna Mahajana Sabha " organized meetings at their strongholds, against the Satyagraha.
3. Shyamal Varma, a Kshatriya King brought five Brahmanas from Kanouj---- Sanaka; Bhardwaja; Savarna; Sandilya; Vasistha.
4. It was founded in September 1994 in Belaur village of Udwantnagar block, Bhojpur district following the merger of private caste armies like Savarna Liberation Army and the Sunlight Sena.
5. His films have focused on the plights faced by members of these communities, including social discrimination at the hands of savarna communities as well as the resulting economic hardships.
6. The ancestors of Gangulys are from a hermit or saint called Savarna Muni, belonging to the family of Bhrigu and thus all Gangulys have the same Savarna Gotra, and Bhaargava-Vaitahavya-Savedasa tri pravara which means they are from the same ancestral root.
7. The ancestors of Gangulys are from a hermit or saint called Savarna Muni, belonging to the family of Bhrigu and thus all Gangulys have the same Savarna Gotra, and Bhaargava-Vaitahavya-Savedasa tri pravara which means they are from the same ancestral root.
8. He notes that liberals were concerned with a perceived anti-democratic rhetoric while socially oppressed communities, such as the dalits and Other Backward Classes, were worried that the " savarna " led movement would undermine the gains they have made through legislative reforms, such as those resulting from the Mandal Commission.
9. Varendra ( Barendra ) Bhumi, i . e . modern-day North Bengal, had its Brahminism awakening soon after the south got its share . "'Shyamal Varma "', a Kshatriya King brought five Brahmanas from Kannauj-Sanaka, Bhardwaja, Savarna, Sandilya, and Vasistha.
10. "' Pillai "'meaning Prince is a title of nobility, which can either refer to a ruling chief, members of the nobility, or junior princes of the royal family historically ranked immediately below the king or an early modern title bestowed on Savarna subjects by the ruling families of Kerala for services military or political, most of whom were of Nair origin.