Akhil Bhartiya Dangi Kshatriya Sangh
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| Abbreviation | ABDKS |
|---|---|
| Formation | 1914 |
| Type | Kshatriya Community Organization |
| Headquarters | New Delhi |
Region | India |
Key people | Vardi Chand Dangi (National President) |
Main organ | Sanatan |
| Subsidiaries | Dangi World Organization |
| Affiliations | Hindu. |
Akhil Bharatiya Dangi Kshatriya Sangh also known as All India Dangi Kshatriya Association was founded in the year 1914[1] It was formed to promote, protect and fight for rights and interests of Dangi Kshatriya community of the Hindu society.[2]
Our History[edit]
Some excerpts about the origin of Dangi Kshatriya society tells that it was originated from King Dang son of last king of Pandava dynasty Janmejaya. The setter of Kshatriya King Dang was Junagadh Gujarat, in which there were five princely states, which were called Dang Shetra, Pavagadh Mata Kali was their family deity. The Dangi caste is a very ancient in itself, Dangi is the ancient Indian Kshatriya caste which has its own glorious past and culture. Within the Dangi society, there were not one but many kings, maharajas, zamindars and jagirdars, whose history is a witness. Many forts were built by the Dangi kings. Out of which there are still some forts like Gadpahra Fort, Sagar, Kurai Fort, Kurai, Sagar, Sagar's Sheeshmahal, Narwar Fort, Shivpuri, all of them are in Madhya Pradesh, while Virata Fort, Uttar Pradesh near Jhansi , etc. are examples of its golden history which is present even today. Dangi society is residing in many states of India, and it has its identity on the basis of its regionality. In Madhya Pradesh, Dangi is known as Dangi Thakur, Dangi Rajput. Dangi Patel, Maurya and Kachwah in Rajasthan. In Maharashtra it is known as Dangi Pardeshi and Thakur. Dangi Jat in Delhi, Haryana and Dangi in Uttar Pradesh and Uttrakhand are also identified with Dangi Rajput, if we talk about Bihar and Jharkhand, West Bengal then Dangi, Singh, Prasad, Sinha, Kumar etc. are used in their surname.[3]
About Us[edit]
Akhil Bharatiya Dangi Kshatriya Sangh (ABDKS)is managed and controlled by dedicated social , activites, intellectuals and young youth group of our samaj. It was established in 1914. It was registered in 1981 according to 1882 Trust Act. This organization’s main motive is to bring all Dangis brothers and sisters from different parts of world under one head and bring them in lime light of one another’s knowledge so that our identity can be saved from being vanished. Our culture and tradition is going to vanish in the changing modern living. It is our duty to save and preserve our culture and tradition which we get from our ancestors. Various Activities are organized for the smooth and faster development in the field of social, economical, educational, political etc.[4]
Activities[edit]
Dangi Pravah: Dangi Pravah is the national Hindi magazine of Akhil Bhartiya Dangi Kshatriya Sangh.
Notable People[edit]
- Dangi Rudra Pratap Singh (National Vice-President, ABDKS)
- Tapti Thakur Dangi (Miss Winter Queen 2022)
- Purshottam Dangi (Indian politician, member of the Madhya Pradesh Legislative Assembly)
- Dalichand Dangi (Indian politician, member of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly)
- Anand Singh Dangi (Indian politician, a member of the Haryana Legislative Assembly)
- Indira Dangi (born 1980, Indian novelist)
- Neeraj Dangi (Indian politician, member of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly)
- Udai Lal Dangi (Indian politician, member of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly)
Publication of Books[edit]
The Habitat Economy and Society: A Study of the Dangis book published by A. N. Bhattacharya[5]
References[edit]
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
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- ↑ "Dangi ek parichaya".
- ↑ "Dangi World Organization".
- ↑ Bhattacharya, A. N. (1968). Habitat Economy and Society: A Study of the Dangis. Concept Publishing Company. p. 160. Search this book on
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