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Sunar angrily added, "I was the one who took initiatives for the installation of so many public taps in the village, but the government installed them in the courtyards of Brahmins and Chhetris, and they banned us from using them."

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The Sunar shall bring anklets for him, and my child will go to the garden and there we will eat oranges and lemons.

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They will take food from a Kunbi, Phulmali or a Sunar, and water from any of the good cultivating castes.

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Bishnois have formed separate endogamous groups, of which Mr. Crooke gives nine; among these are the Brahman, Bania, Jat, Sunar, Ahir and

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A section of Darzi, Raj-Gond, Rawat (Ahir) and Sunar.

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Lohar, Prabhu, Sunar, and of several clans of Rajputs.

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-- A subcaste of Sunar named after Mair, their original ancestor, who melted down a golden demon.

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Swindling practices -- Jadua Brahman, Jogi 13, Sunar 15, Yerukala

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[237] For further notice of this offence see article Sunar under

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[62] See article Sunar for a discussion of the sanctity of gold and silver, and the ornaments made from them.

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