Purkayastha is not a surname, it is a title for rulers or administrators. 'Pur' means city/town/kingdom and 'Kayastha' meaning ruler or administrator. There are many Vaidik/Srotriya Brahmins from Sylhet district (currently in Bangladesh) of undivided Bengal who received the Purkayastha title. There are also many Kshatriyas or upper caste Kayastha of Bengal use this title as well.
Yes. Parimi is a surname of Brahmins. Telugu Brahmins velnadu vaidik.
The surname trivedi belongs to the Brahmin caste.
Brahmin
yes majumdar is brahmin surname due to one upon time they were landor of barendra bhumi exp pabna rajsahi myemansingh and sorruonding of area in est bengal actualy majumdar surname is got by due to they was have huge land occupied as called jamidar (majumder surname is vatsa gotra shyam veda barendra sreni brahmin kulin brahmin)
Yes, "Sarvade" is a Marathi Brahmin surname. In the Indian caste system, Brahmins are considered the priestly class and are traditionally involved in religious and scholarly pursuits. The surname "Sarvade" is likely to be specific to individuals belonging to the Marathi Brahmin community, indicating their ancestral lineage and social status within the caste system.
No, Khairnar is not Brahmin Surname. It is Marathi Surname.
Yes ! Pandya is a Hindu Brahmin surname.
Yes. Parimi is a surname of Brahmins. Telugu Brahmins velnadu vaidik.
Usually Brahmin or Chetry. My boyfriend's surname is Bhandari, he is Brahmin and from Nepal.
Yes, Surange is a Marathi Brahmin surname. It is commonly found among Marathi Brahmin communities such as Deshastha and Karhade.
Yes, Vidhate is a Deshastha Rigvedi Brahmin surname commonly found in Maharashtra, India. This surname is specific to the Rigvedi subgroup of the Brahmin community in the region.
Generally SC people use the surname bhowmick in hindu religion. Presently others also using.
Brahmin surname.
Yes Vaidya is Marathi Brahmin surname, but found in other castes too
no,they are schedule castes,i have heard they were brahmin earlier but were depromoted
Yes, Patil is a common Brahmin surname in Telugu-speaking communities. It is often associated with the Brahmin community in the Telugu region.
No, it is a Maratha surname (Kshatriya).