Kshatriya Koli Ruling Chief

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... University in 1872, and Professor of Mathematics in the Presidency College in 1884. ... Belongs to a Kshatriya Koli (Hindu) family. ... The title is hereditary, the Sardar being the head of the Bahrwal branch of the


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