mahar in A Sentence

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    Mahar is numerically the largest Scheduled Caste

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    Mahar troops of the Bombay Army also saw

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    The Mahar Regiment.

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    Jayba Mahar 's.

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    The Mahar served in various armies over several centuries.

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    Mahar recruitment reached its nadir in the early 1890s(sources

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    The Mahar community attempted to confront this block with a petition

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    Govind Gopal Mahar has been mentioned by many historians in their research.

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    The Mahar were subjected to degradation during the rule of the Peshwas,

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    been spearheaded by Gopal Baba Walangkar, himself a Mahar and former soldier,

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    The Bombay Army favoured Mahar troops for their bravery and loyalty to the Colours,

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    Shahu, the ruler of the princely state of Kohlapur abolished Mahar watan in 1918

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    intended to be a regiment consisting of troops from the Mahar community of Maharashtra,

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    Legend adds to it that Govind Mahar, a Dalit, gathered the body and stitched it together.

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    Of these names end with the suffix-nac(or-nak), which was used exclusively by the people of Mahar caste.

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    The Mahar troops, who included 104 Viceroy's Commissioned Officers and a host of Non-commissioned officers and Sepoys were demobilised.

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    Some Buddhist leaders among the population prefer that the term Mahar no longer be applied to these converts.

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    He was commissioned in 1946 into the Mahar Regiment, where his work involved two of the most troublesome

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    The final blow for the Mahar troops came in 1892, when it was decided to institute"class regiments" in the Indian.

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    The final blow for the Mahar troops came in 1892, when it was decided to institute"class regiments" in the Indian Army.

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    Mahar is numerically the largest Scheduled Caste in Maharashtra state with 56.2% Buddhists, 43.7% Hindus and 0.1% Sikhs according to 2001 Indian Census.

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    Ambedkar, in his speech delivered to the Bombay Presidency Mahar Conference, stated that the main question for all those seeking to be converted was“.

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    This battle was commemorated by an obelisk, known as the Koregaon pillar, which featured on the crest of the Mahar Regiment until Indian Independence.

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    It was the Mahars who arranged for Sambhaji's memorial and, when Govind Mahar died, they constructed a tomb for him in the same village.

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    The Bombay Army favoured Mahar troops for their bravery and loyalty to the Colours, and also because they could be relied upon during the Anglo-Maratha Wars.

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    On 1 January 1927, B.R. Ambedkar visited the memorial obelisk erected on the spot which bears the names of the dead including nearly two dozen Mahar soldiers.

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    On 1 January 1927, Babasaheb Ambedkar visited the memorial obelisk erected on the spot which bears the names of the dead including nearly two dozen Mahar soldiers.

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    The Bombay Army especially favoured the Mahar troops for their bravery and loyalty to the Colours, and also because they could be relied upon during the Anglo-Maratha Wars.

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    Before the rebellion, Mahar regiments made up one-sixth of the Bombay units of the East India Company but thereafter they were pensioned off and gradually removed from military service.

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    It is believed that the construction of Jaigad was initiated in 14th century and completed by Sultan of Bijapur and was named after Jayba Mahar's sacrificing his life for building the fort.

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