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| In ] society, '''Pujari''' belong to the priestly kind in the ] community and are said to hold a high status e.g. in the ] society because of their knowledge of ]. |
In ] society, '''Pujari''' belong to the priestly kind in the ] community and are said to hold a high status e.g. in the ] society because of their knowledge of ]. They are well-known for supporting education in the community and they sum upto the highest percentage of learned people in their community | ||
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In Indian society, Pujari belong to the priestly kind in the Kshatriya community and are said to hold a high status e.g. in the Savji society because of their knowledge of Puranas. They are well-known for supporting education in the community and they sum upto the highest percentage of learned people in their community
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