The Megh (Hindi:मेघ),
Meghwal (Hindi:मेघवाल) or Meghwar (Hindi:मेघवार, Urdu:میگھواڑ, Sindhi:ميگھواڙ)
people live primarily in northwest India with a small population in Pakistan. As of 2008, their total population was estimated at 2,807,000, of whom 2,760,000 lived in India.
They speak Marwari (659,000), Hindi (663,000), Dogri (230,000), Punjabi (175,000) and various other regional languages. As a scheduled caste, their traditional occupations was weaving. Most are Hindu by religion, with Rishi Megh, Kabir, Ram Devji and Bankar Mataji their chief gods.[1][2]
meghwal also live in Kutch(gujarat) speaking Kutchi and Gujarati .
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ReplyDeleteMeghwal samaj is also present in maharashtra mumbai nashik pune and other city's which speaks gujrati
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