The order of Indian names is first name first and surname last, such as "Nunala Shasa", "Nunala" is the first name and "Shasa" is the surname.

Some Indians add honorifics before their names, such as "Pandit (honorific title) Jawaharlal (first name) Ni? Hru (surname)", among which "Pandit" It is a customary honorific for learned people of the Brahmin caste in Hinduism. Men in India usually only call them by their surname, not by their first name. For example, "S. Hejiefan" is only called "Hejiefan". ?

Indian women take their husband's surname after marriage. For example, after a woman named "Jindalen Terry" married a man named "S. Hejifan", her surname was changed to "Hejifan". Jiefan", people call him "Jindalen Hejifan". Therefore, married women are usually called by their first names, such as "Subahana Moniva" is just called "Subahana".

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Identify caste through Indian names:

1. Common Brahmin surnames: Sharma, Trivedi, Vyas, Pandit, etc.;?

2. Common surnames of Kshatriyas: Thakker, Rajput, Singh, Thakor, Verma, etc.;?

3. Common surnames of Vaishyas: Gupta, Modi, Seth, Gandhi ), Shah, Ghaggar, Goal, etc.;?

4. Common Sudra surnames: Ambedkar, Solanki, Chamar (Chamar), Nayi (Nayi), Lohar (Lohar), etc.