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Revision as of 09:35, 4 April 2006 editReenapujari (talk | contribs)5 edits Pujari - They belong to the priestly kind in the Kshatriys community and hold a higher grade in the society because of having rich knowledge of the veda-puraana. Even to this day, the Pujari's are kno  Revision as of 09:40, 4 April 2006 edit undoReenapujari (talk | contribs)5 edits Pujari - They belong to the priestly kind in the Kshatriya community and hold a higher grade in the society because of having rich knowledge of the veda-puraana. Even to this day, the Pujari's are knoNext edit →
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Pujari - They belong to the priestly kind in the Kshatriys community and hold a higher grade in the society because of having rich knowledge of the veda-puraana. Even to this day, the Pujari's are known to have a highest percentage of educated SSKians. Pujari - They belong to the priestly kind in the Kshatriya community and hold a higher grade in the society because of having rich knowledge of the veda-puraana. Even to this day, the Pujari's are known have a highest percentage of educated members in the SSK Samaj. They are well-known for encouraging education of female-children and donate large sum of money for their welfare.

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Pujari - They belong to the priestly kind in the Kshatriya community and hold a higher grade in the society because of having rich knowledge of the veda-puraana. Even to this day, the Pujari's are known have a highest percentage of educated members in the SSK Samaj. They are well-known for encouraging education of female-children and donate large sum of money for their welfare.