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Who is richest marwadi?
Top 100 Listed Marwari-Owned Companies
- Dwarka Prasad Baheti.
- Udit Agrawal.
- Dilip Kumar Mishra.
- Prakash Patil.
- Munesh Matwa.
- Aloke Agarwal.
- Pavan R Agrawal. Thanks for a detailed collection of all the industrialists of my community…
- Sachin Joshi. Marwadis are the backbone of Indian economy laxmi putra, Sachin joshi.
What is the mother tongue of Marwari?
Marwari language
| Marwari | |
|---|---|
| Region | Marwar |
| Ethnicity | Marwari |
| Native speakers | 7.8 million, partial count (2011 census) (additional speakers counted under Hindi) |
| Language family | Indo-European Indo-Iranian Indo-Aryan Western Rajasthani–Marwari Marwari |
What are marwaris known for?
Marwaris have been known for a tightly knit social solidarity, described by Selig Harrison in 1960 as “indissoluble under the impact of the strongest regional solvents”. The perception held of their culture by other communities is ambivalent at best.
Is every Rajasthanis a Marwari?
It’s a widespread myth prevailing all over the world about Rajasthanis, as soon as the people come to know about someone hailing from Rajasthan state they assume him/her to be a Marwari but the Underlying fact is “Every Rajasthani is not Marwari”.
What is the origin of Marwari people?
Marwari people. The Marwari or Marwadi are a South Asian ethno-linguistic group in India and Nepal that originate from the Marwar Shekhawati Jaipur region of Rajasthan and Haryana in broader term, India.
What is the status of women within the Marwari community?
The latter aspect is particularly evident in the status of women within the Marwari community: it is probably correct that, generally speaking, they are less educated than those of even other wealthy communities and if they have any form of further education it tends not to be with the aim of pursuing a career but rather of enhancing domestic life.
Why do we call traders Marwari?
Dwijendra Tripathi believes that the term Marwari was probably used by the traders only when they were outside their home region; that is, by the diaspora.