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This article is an extract from

THE TRIBES and CASTES of BENGAL.
By H.H. RISLEY,
INDIAN CIVIL SERVICE, OFFICIER D'ACADÉMIE FRANÇAISE.

Ethnographic Glossary.

CALCUTTA:
Printed at the Bengal Secretariat Press.
1891. .

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Aliman

Aliman, a section of Baruis, Bauris, Chasadhobas, Baitis, Bhuinmalis, kahars, of Barendra Sunris and of Subar-nabaniks and Telis in Bengal, a gotra or section of Kayasths, Napits, of Malos in Easteru Bengal, and the group of castes (Nava-Srikha) from whose hands a Bengal Brahman can take water.

See also

Surya-Vansi, Suraj-Bansi, Kayastha: Bengal

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