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<nowiki>'''Bengali Kayasthas''' are one of the top 3 elite castes among Hindu Bengalis (other 2 castes being Brahmin & Baidya) present commonly in the Indian states of ], ], ] & in the country of ]. Bengali Kayasthas are Hindu by religion.Kayastha is an upper caste.Common Kayastha surnames are Basu/Bose, Ghosh, Mitra, Guha, Sen, Singha/Sinha, Dutta, Dey/Deb, Das/Dass, Kar, Dhar, Chanda/Chandra, Nag, Nandi, Palit,etc. Kayasthas also received honourific titles during the erstwhile ] & ].Common honourific titles are Majumder, Sarkar, Roy,Bakshi, Chowdhury, Dastidar, Pal/Paul, Munshi, Biswas, Mondal/Mandal, Sikder, Halder, Mallick/Mullick, Barman, Samaddar, Tarafder, Tapader etc. Compounded Kayastha surnames includes BasuRoy</nowiki> '''Bengali Kayasthas''' are one of the top 3 elite castes among Hindu Bengalis (other 2 castes being Brahmin & Baidya) present commonly in the Indian states of , ], ] & in the country of ]. Bengali Kayasthas are Hindu by religion.Kayastha is an upper caste.Common Kayastha surnames are Basu/Bose, Ghosh, Mitra, Guha, Sen, Singha/Sinha, Dutta, Dey/Deb, Das/Dass, Kar, Dhar, Chanda/Chandra, Nag, Nandi, Palit,etc. Kayasthas also received honourific titles during the erstwhile ] & British period.Common honourific titles are Majumder, Sarkar, Roy,Bakshi, Chowdhury, Dastidar, Pal/Paul, Munshi, Biswas, Mondal/Mandal, Sikder, Halder, Mallick/Mullick, Barman, Samaddar, Tarafder, Tapader etc. Compounded Kayastha surnames includes BasuRoy</nowiki>


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Bengali Kayasthas are one of the top 3 elite castes among Hindu Bengalis (other 2 castes being Brahmin & Baidya) present commonly in the Indian states of , Tripura, Assam & in the country of Bangladesh. Bengali Kayasthas are Hindu by religion.Kayastha is an upper caste.Common Kayastha surnames are Basu/Bose, Ghosh, Mitra, Guha, Sen, Singha/Sinha, Dutta, Dey/Deb, Das/Dass, Kar, Dhar, Chanda/Chandra, Nag, Nandi, Palit,etc. Kayasthas also received honourific titles during the erstwhile Mughal & British period.Common honourific titles are Majumder, Sarkar, Roy,Bakshi, Chowdhury, Dastidar, Pal/Paul, Munshi, Biswas, Mondal/Mandal, Sikder, Halder, Mallick/Mullick, Barman, Samaddar, Tarafder, Tapader etc. Compounded Kayastha surnames includes BasuRoy</nowiki>

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MitraMajumder

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MitraThakur

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DuttaRoy

DuttaChowdhuri

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DeySarkar/DebSarkar

DeyBiswas/DebBiswas

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