Khagi
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The Khagi are a Rajput caste found mainly in the western region of Uttar Pradesh in India.The Khagi community resided in most areas of the Katehar region (Katehar was a historic region of north-western Uttar Pradesh, bordered by the Ganga, Kumaon hills, and Awadh, covering most of present-day Rohilkhand.”), with settlements spread across its plains and forested zones.
The Khagi are a Rajput caste found mainly in the western region of Uttar Pradesh in India.The Khagi community resided in most areas of the Katehar region (Katehar was a historic region of north-western Uttar Pradesh, bordered by the Ganga, Kumaon hills, and Awadh, covering most of present-day Rohilkhand.”), with settlements spread across its plains and forested zones. ==Present circumstances== The Khagis are small- and medium-sized farmers and tend to occupy their own villages. They are found mainly in Badaun, Moradabad, and Jyotiba Phule Nagar in Rohilkhand, as well as in Rampur and Sambhal. There are also settlements in Etah and Mainpuri districts. Their customs are similar to those of the Hindu cultivating castes of the region.
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