सकल गोर बंजारा
एकच सांस्कृतिक ओळख — विविध राज्यांतील तुलनात्मक पुरावे
Same cultural identity, documented through God and Sant traditions, Tanda life, Gor Boli, dress, history, social structure and state-wise reservation classification.
ही माहिती शैक्षणिक व जनजागृतीसाठी आहे. कायदेशीर पात्रता नेहमी अद्ययावत सरकारी अधिसूचनेनुसार ठरते.
एकाच/समान समुदायनावांचे राज्यनिहाय वेगवेगळे कायदेशीर वर्गीकरण
Reservation status is determined by the exact notified community entry, state/UT, applicable Presidential Order or backward-class list, and certificate-validation rules—not by cultural similarity alone.
| State / context | Common relevant names | Broad classification shown in official lists | Important caution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maharashtra | Banjara and notified synonymous entries as applicable | Vimukta Jati-A / VJNT state framework | Not presently a Scheduled Tribe entry for Maharashtra merely because related names are ST elsewhere. |
| Telangana | Sugali, Lambadi, Banjara | Scheduled Tribe | Eligibility is tied to the Telangana ST list and certificate rules. |
| Andhra Pradesh | Sugali, Lambadi, Banjara | Scheduled Tribe | State-specific Presidential Order entry applies. |
| Odisha | Banjara / Banjari | Scheduled Tribe entry in the notified list | Exact spelling and territorial/legal conditions must be checked from the current order. |
| Karnataka | Lambani, Banjara and related notified names | State classification must be read from current SC/ST/OBC notifications; community names have had distinct legal treatment | Do not infer status from cultural identity or GI craft recognition. |
| Other states / Union Territories | Labana, Banjara, Lamani, Lambani and local variants | May appear as SC, ST, OBC or another state category, or may not appear | Every state list requires separate verification. |
Why classifications differ
SC and ST lists are notified state/UT-wise under Articles 341 and 342. Backward-class and denotified/nomadic frameworks also differ between state and central systems.
Migration rule
A person generally cannot claim another state’s SC/ST benefit in the destination state solely because the same or similar community name is recognised there. Origin-state rules and current law must be checked.
ST inclusion process
State proposal → Registrar General of India examination → National Commission for Scheduled Tribes opinion → Union Cabinet → Parliament amendment → Presidential assent.
Published Comparative Evidence
Database records approved through the portal appear below.
Core official and research sources
Banjara ethnographic material on origin traditions, dress, occupations and cultural practices.
Open official repository documentOfficial framework for state-wise mother-tongue and language distribution research.
Open Census Language AtlasOfficial registration details for Sandur Lambani Embroidery, Karnataka.
Open GI registrationPrimary reference for comparing current notified Scheduled Tribe entries across states.
Open state-wise ST listVerification status: Educational comparative overview. Legal and historical records should be periodically rechecked against the latest official orders, reports and authenticated publications.