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What caste does surname pabbathi belong?
Komati, sometimes reddy in rayalaseema. Rajus in coastal
Is machiraju surname comes under which caste?
MACHIRAJU Surname exists in many castes like - Aruvela niyogi Brhmin families, Kammas, Rajus, Bhatrajus etc. of Andhras. Andhra surnames are adopted in different ways, some adopted thier origin village as surname, some adopted their profession/ skill as surname, some adopted the benovent king underwhom they were employed. M R Rao
What caste dose surname rudraraju belong?
The surname "Rudraraju" typically belongs to the Brahmin caste in India, particularly in the Telugu-speaking regions of South India. Brahmins are traditionally associated with priestly duties and scholarly pursuits in the Hindu caste system.
What is the caste of kakatiya kings?
Rajus ..they were kings, their current heir resides in Chattisgadh and Maharashtra
What has turned galvanised steel white?
Dr M KanagasabapathyAsst. Professor, Rajus CollegeAffiliated to M K University,Rajapalayam (TN) 626117Galvanized steel is, steel coated with zinc with a thickness of about 25 micron. The zinc coating is used to protect the steel from corrosion and rust formation. The zinc coating preferentially undergoing corrosion to protect steel and after the corrosion of zinc it forms a mixture of zinc oxide and zinc hydroxide. This is white in color.By,Dr M KanagasabapathyAsst. Professor, Rajus CollegeAffiliated to M K University,Rajapalayam (TN) 626117
What caste does Raju belong to?
Raju is a Telugu variation of theSanskrit word Raj andRajameaning King, Prince or Lord. Rajus (Rajulu in Telugu) is used to refer to a prominent and influentialTelugu Kshatriya Caste in Andhra Pradesh. Kshatriya Rajus are said to be descendents of ancient Royal dynasties like Eastern Chalukyas,Chalukya-Cholas,Vishnukundina, Gajapati,Chagi, Paricheda and Kota Vamsa.Over the centuries they have been called by various alternative names that signified their military status. During the British Raj they were known as Ratsas[9]and Rajavars, which means of or belonging to the caste of Ratsawars[10] (Raja Caste),[11] using the title of Raju. They are around 1.2 percent of the Telugupopulation,[12] concentrated mainly in the Coastal Andhra region with pockets in the Rayalaseema, North Arcot and Rajapalayam of Tamil Nadu, Bellary ofKarnataka and Ganjam of Orissa.for more info use thei linkhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rajus
M Kanagasabapathy Rajus college?
Dr M Kanagasabapathy, an electrochemical researcher at Central Electrochemical Research Institute India. He is doing active research in current distribution modelling in storage batteries, electrochemical biosensors and nano film deposition . He has got five industrial consultancy services and projects related to this from the year 2005 onwards. Currently (2011) he has affiliation as Asst. Professor in Rajus College at Madurai Kamaraj University. Currently he has published 15 research papers in peer reviewed journal with his research team in the field of electrochemical science and engineering. His team developed a novel nano biosensor material.
What caste raju belong to in Sikhism?
Raju or RAZU ( According to 'Castes and Tribes of Southern India' book by Thurston) is a Forward caste in the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. They are also known as Andhra Kshatriyas. They wear Rishi Gotras viz. Vashishta, Dhananjaya, Koundinya and kashyapa. If you look at the Telugu country history ( i.emodern day Andhar Pradesh) you will notice Raju rule. These Rajus are of 4 gothras mentioned above and each gotra, those who wear/possess these gothras are direct discendents of 4 Royal Families of Andhra Pradesh viz. Parchchedis ( Vashishta Gotra people, Madhava varma who ruled Bezwada ( Now Vijayawada) belong to this Gotra, Vijayanagaram Rulers 'Pusapatis', Ramachandrapuram (near Kakinada) Zamindaris, Peddapuram kings, etc. belong to this Clan). Coming to Dhananjaya Gothra people who are discendents of "Kota' ( Present day Amaravati in Guntur district) Kings. ( Natavati Rudraraju who had alliance with Kakatiya Kings too belong to this Gotra. Natavati is present day Nandigama in Krishna District of Andhar Pradesh). Tuni Zamindars of 'Dantuluri' surname, Nallaparaju zamindars etc. belong to this Clan. Another important Clan is 'Kakatiya" Kingdom which ruled entire Andhra Pradesh from warangal. Kasyapa Gotra Rajus belong to this Clan. Mandapati Rulers of Ongole, Tanuku original Zamindars of Uppalapati surname etc. belong to this clan. The fouth one is "varnata" Clan which ruled Karnataka. Koundinyasa is their Gotra. Mogaltur Zamindars (Kalidindi surname etc. belong to this clan. You will find Rajus in Rajapalayam of Tamilnadu also who migrated to south alongwith Vishwanatha Nayaka's army. Now in TamilNadu they are knowns as Rajas. They constitute 0.8% only of Andhra Population but they transformed Andhra industrilization. Nagarjuna group, Raasi group, SIRIS group, Biological Evans, Andhra cement ( Founder DLN Raju), Satyam Computers ( Founded by Ramalinga Raju, but now there is change in management after his confession) and many more Corporate houses were promoted by them. Though their population is less they have occupied all important professions considerably.
Who prepared that Perika's are traders.Perika's are Chandravamsha Kshatriyas .they belongs to The King Kartavirya Arjuna's family Why dont mention Rajus Warriors LandLords?
Before they were kings .Now they are Patels ,land lords and traders ...absolutely they belong to Kshatriya community . Means subcaste of Kshatriyas ......Even they are using verma,Patel and Raju with their names .Now a days they are like a reddys ,velamas in Andhrapradesh.
Does addition of salt in water makes good conductors than other metals?
Dr M Kanagasabapathy Asst. Professor Dept. pf Chemistry Rajus College, Rajapalayam India Any metal salts on dissolution in water dissociates to form ions (Positively charged Cations and negatively charged anions). This ions are conducting electricity. For instance common salt NaCl on dissolution n water give Na+ cation and Cl- anion. Na+ ion move towards cathode - negative electrode and Cl- ion move towards anode - positive electrode. So electron transfer occurs indirectly which is responsible for the conduction of electrons. Salts which give more ions on dissolving in a solvent like water, has higher electrical conductance. By Dr M Kanagasabapathy Asst. Professor Dept. pf Chemistry Rajus College, Rajapalayam India
What causes oxidation numbers?
Oxidation is a process of loss of electron(s) from an element or ion. After the lose of electron, the element becomes positively charged or if an undergoes oxidation then its positive charge is increased. For instance Sodium metal has 11 electrons and it can easily lose one electron (removing another electron is so difficult and it needs high energy) and becomes Na(+) ion. So its oxidation number is one.Hence, oxidation number refers number of electrons lost by an ion or element.Reverse of oxidation is called reduction or gain of electrons by an element or ion, in which the oxidation number is decreased. So in reduction process oxidation number is decreased.Oxidation number may be positive or negative for ions and it must be zero for an element. If it is positive then the ion is called cation and if negative then the ion is known as anion. It entirely depends on the property of losing or gaining of electrons by an element or ion.By,Dr M Kanagasabapathy Ph D,Asst. Professor, Department of Chemistry,Rajus College, Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj UniversityRajapalayam, Tamil Nadu INDIA 626 117
Why potentiometric titration instead of direct titration?
Potentiometric titrations are based on standard electrode potential change observed through potentiometer. But direct titrations are based on physical observation on color change by a human. In other words the detection of the endpoint can be noted from significant change in the voltage or millivoltage value in the case of potentiometric titration. So both precision and accuracy can be achieved in potentiometric titration.But in the case of direct titration using an indicator, change in the color is the criteria and the observation of color change can vary from one person to other and so both precision as well as accuracy cannot be achieved. For instance in an acid-base titration using methyl orange indicator, the color change observation is significantly vary from person to person.Moreover in potentiometric titration the equivalence point (different from end point and equivalence point is more accurate than end point) can be noted from a second derivative graph. So pinpoint accuracy over the titration results can be accomplished in a potentiometric titration.ByDr M Kanagasabapathy PhDAsst. Professor in Chemistry,Rajus' College, Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University,Rajapalayam (TN) INDIA 626 117
