Articles on Castes and Tribes of the Central Provinces in Alphabetical Order

The articles which are considered to be of most general interest are shown in capitals

• Gadaria (Shepherd)
• Gadba (Forest tribe)
• Gānda (Weaver and labourer)
• Gandhmāli (Uriya village priests and temple servants)
• Gārpagāri (Averter of hailstorms)
• Gauria (Snake-charmer and juggler)
• Ghasia (Grass-cutter)
• Ghosi (Buffalo-herdsman)
• Golar (Herdsman)
• Gond (Forest tribe and cultivator)
• Gond-Gowāri (Herdsman)
• Gondhali (Religious mendicant)
• Gopāl (Vagrant criminal caste)
• Gosain (Religious mendicant)
• Gowāri (Herdsman)
• Gūjar (Cultivator)
• Gurao (Village priest)
• Halba (Forest tribe, labourer)
• Halwai (Confectioner)
• Hatkar (Soldier, shepherd)
• Hijra (Eunuch, mendicant)
• Holia (Labourer, curing hides)
• Injhwār (Boatman and fisherman)
• Jādam (Cultivator)
• Jādua (Criminal caste)
• Jangam (Priest of the Lingāyat sect)
• Jāt (Landowner and cultivator)
• Jhādi Telenga (Illegitimate, labourer)
• Jogi (Religious mendicant and pedlar)
• Joshi (Astrologer and village priest)
• Julāha (Weaver)
• Kachera (Maker of glass bangles)
• Kāchhi (Vegetable-grower)
• Kadera (Firework-maker)
• Kahār (Palanquin-bearer and household servant)
• Kaikāri (Basket-maker and vagrant)
• Kalanga (Soldier, cultivator)
• Kalār (Liquor vendor)
• Kamār (Forest tribe)
• Kanjar (Gipsies and prostitutes)
• Kāpewār (Cultivator)
• Karan (Writer and clerk)
• Kasai (Butcher)
• Kasār (Worker in brass)
• Kasbi (Prostitute)
• Katia (Cotton-spinner)
• Kawar (Forest tribe and cultivator)
• Kāyasth (Village accountant, writer and clerk)
• Kewat (Boatman and fisherman)
• Khairwār (Forest tribe; boilers of catechu)
• Khandait (Soldier, cultivator)
• Khangār (Village watchman and labourer)
• Kharia (Forest tribe, labourer)
• Khatīk (Mutton-butcher)
• Khatri (Merchant)
• Khojāh (Trader and shopkeeper)
• Khond (Forest tribe, cultivator)
• Kīr (Cultivator)
• Kirār (Cultivator)
• Kohli (Cultivator)
• Kol (Forest tribe, labourer)
• Kolām (Forest tribe, cultivator)
• Kolhāti (Acrobat)
• Koli (Forest tribe, cultivator)
• Kolta (Landowner and cultivator)
• Komti (Merchant and shopkeeper)
• Kori (Weaver and labourer)
• Korku (Forest tribe, labourer)
• Korwa (Forest tribe, cultivator)
• Koshti (Weaver)