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'''Bengali Kayasthas''' are one of the top three castes among Hindu ] (other 2 castes being ] & ]) present commonly in the Indian states of ], ], ] & in the country of ]. Bengali Kayasthas are Hindu by religion. ] is an upper caste. '''Bengali Kayasthas''' are one of the top three castes among Hindu ] (other 2 castes being ] & ]) present commonly in the Indian states of ], ], ] and in the country of ]. Bengali Kayasthas are Hindu by religion. ] 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. 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.

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Bengali Kayasthas are one of the top three castes among Hindu Bengalis (other 2 castes being Brahmin & Baidya) present commonly in the Indian states of West Bengal, Tripura, Assam and 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 include:

  • BasuRoy
  • BasuMallick
  • BasuBhowmik
  • BasuMondal
  • GhoshDastidar
  • GhoshRoy
  • GhoshHazra
  • GuhaRoy
  • GuhaMajumder
  • GuhaMallick
  • GuhaBiswas
  • MitraMajumder
  • MitraMustafi
  • MitraThakur
  • DuttaMajumder
  • DuttaMunshi
  • DuttaRoy
  • DuttaChowdhuri
  • DuttaBarman
  • DeySarkar/DebSarkar
  • DeyBiswas/DebBiswas
  • DebRoy
  • DebChowdhury
  • DeyTarafder
  • DeyKirty
  • DeySikder/DebSikder
  • DeyMajumder
  • DeyNeogi
  • DeyBakshi
  • DebBarman
  • DasSikder
  • DasRoy
  • DasChowdhury
  • DasThakur
  • DasBakshi
  • DasMunshi
  • SinghaRoy/SinhaRoy
  • SinhaChowdhury
  • RoyChowdhury
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