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The Barai (Bari) Rajput surname, associated with the Khatri community, signifies a lineage of Suryavanshi Kshatriyas and descendants of Lord Rama, representing a well-educated and affluent subgroup primarily located in India. Despite historical upheavals, notably during the partition of India in 1947 that led to significant challenges for the community, Barais have emerged resilient, contributing significantly across various fields such as technology, medicine, and education. Their rich Punjabi culture, characterized by vibrant traditions and flavorful cuisine, further enriches their identity as they embrace modernity while maintaining a deep-rooted connection to their heritage.