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Age
: 27 
Marital status
: Never Married
Occupation
: Office Executive
Language
: Chattisgarhi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Koshta
City
: Raipur
State
: Chhattisgarh
Hi, I am Daya, Never Married, Chattisgarhi Speaking Family....Read more »
Age
: 29
Marital status
: Never Married
Language
: Hindi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Koshta
City
: Indore
State
: Madhya Pradesh
Hi, I am Shagun, Never Married, Hindi Speaking Family.\r\nI am also Caring, Friendly, Talented, Helpful, Straight-forward, Gentle, Responsible, Family oriented, Confident, Diligent, Respecting elders\r\nMy hobbies & interests are Charity, Nature, Mus...Read more »
Age
: 27
Marital status
: Never Married
Occupation
: Chairman
Language
: Hindi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Koshta
City
: Raigarh
State
: Chhattisgarh
Hi, I am Devanshu, Never Married, Hindi Speaking Family....Read more »
Age
: 33
Marital status
: Never Married
Occupation
: Production Sector
Language
: Marathi
Religion
: Hindu
Caste
: Koshta
City
: Pune
State
: Maharashtra
thanks for visiting my profile. i have completed my master & advance diploma ADIS university in pune . i am working in reputed mnc pharmaceutical company. I am understanding & fun loving kind of guy. strong believe in doing thing differently...Read more »
Hindu Koshta Marriage Site
Hindu koshta matrimony is a Hindu standing found in the Indian conditions of Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Andhra. They are otherwise called Kesri, which is likewise utilized as a surname. It is trusted that after this scene, hindu koshta bride and groom took occupations as warriors in various royal states, for example, in the armed forces of the Peshwas, Bundelkhand, Ranilakshmibai and Tipu Sultan. The Koshti dialect is an unmistakable Indo-Aryan dialect with words got from Sanskrit in either their tatsama or tadbhava frame. Hindu koshti matrimonial additionally contains words obtained from dialects like Marathi, Chattisgarhi and variations of Hindi. The Koshta customarily filled in as weavers, despite the fact that industrialisation and the presentation of intensity looms starting in the late 1800s vigorously affected the customary handloom network. The larger part of Koshta today are utilized in cotton and silk plants of both general society and private areas. They are a landless network, who live in lodging gave by businesses. They have additionally started to work in bidi making, metal cutlery and utensil assembling, tile and block making and development work.
