ANSWER – A
The Nais have their formal community council still active at present and has its regional headquarters in Hamirpur
It is officiated by a president and a secretary and annual subscription of Rs. 12 per household is charged.
The office-bearers are elected by voice vote for an indefinite period till they enjoy the confidence of the community. Only men are members of this council.
ANSWER – B
The Girath, Ghirth, Ghrit or Chowdhary is a predominant Hindu community in the North-Western part of Himachal Pradesh i.e. Kangra, Hamirpur, Una and Bilaspur districts.
ANSWER – B
ANSWER – A
Teli community consists of both Hindu and Muslim.
The total population of the Teli was 3,768 according to the 1981 Census and 6,964 in 2001.
The total population of the Sanhai was 1,675 according to the 1981 Census and 3129 in 2001.
Ghirath is the largest OBC community in Himachal.
ANSWER – D
ANSWER – B
The Girath, Ghirth, Ghrit or Chowdhary is a predominant Hindu community in the North-Western part of Himachal Pradesh i.e. Kangra, Hamirpur, Una and Bilaspur districts.
Etymologically, Ghirath is derived from ghrita or ghee as per legend Shiva made them out of ghee.
Traditionally, agriculture and animal husbandary was their main occupation.
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