Kavara (also known as Gavara) is a Tulu speaking caste mostly present in Ernakulam, Palakkad and Thrissur districts of Kerala. [9] They are classified as a Scheduled Caste in Kerala and Tamil Nadu. [10] They are not related to Balija caste.

The remaining 612 gotra people split themselves into 3 main groups initially and later into many sub-groups. Three major groups are Gavaras, Kalingas and Traivarnikas (third caste men). Since, many Gavara people are agrarians or business people, …

Gavaras, Gowri puthrulu, Gowriyulu or Gavara Naidu are one of the many small communities or caste of Andhra who live mostly in the north coastal districts. Large concentrations of Gavara population are distributed in and around Anakapalle in Visakhapatnam district.

Jul 9, 2021 · At the present day, the Gavaras are agriculturists, and they have the reputation of being very hard-working, and among the best agriculturists in the Vizagapatam district. The women travel long distances in order to sell vegetables, milk, curds, and other produce. The caste titles are Anna, Ayya, and occasionally Nāyudu.

Gavaras, Gowri puthrulu, Gowriyulu or Gavara Naidu are one of the many small communities or caste of Andhra who live mostly in the north coastal districts. Large concentrations of Gavara population are distributed in and around Anakapalle in Visakhapatnam district.

Oct 11, 2018 · The Valanjiyars/Gavaras are a famous Tamil Trading Guild along with Nanadesis and Nagarathars. They dominated the trade routes of South East Asia.They are present in Coastal Andhra regions and Inner Tamilnadu region.

May 14, 2014 · Gajula Balija Naidus during 1890 to 1950 - in the Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh regions. The Gajula Balija Naidus were usually referred to or preferred to be known as Gavara, Kavara, Chetti, Setti, or Balijas during the period 1890 to 1950.

The Gajula Balija Naidus were usually referred to or preferred to be known as Gavara, Kavara, Chetti, Setti, or Balijas during the period 1...

Mar 7, 2021 · Gavara caste is one of the many castes subcastes of India. India has thousands of castes and subcastes, they are in existence and practice since the Vedic times. They were created to solve the problem of division of labor.

Gavara is a term used to refer to four distinct and completely unrelated communities in South Indian. Gavara is a trading community and is a sub-caste of Balija. They have marital relationship with the Balijas. They are present in Tamil Nadu.