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They now speak Marathi fluently, but still use Telugu in their houses and wear their head-cloths tied after the Tulugu fashion.
[443] _Gangabalu_ .-- (Sand of the Ganges.) A family name of Ganda. _Gangabasia_ .-- (Living on the banks of the Ganges.) A section of Ahir. _Gangapari_ .-- (One coming from the further side of the Ganges.) Subcaste of Barai, Barhai, Chamar, Dhobi, Gondhali, Kumhar and Umre Bania. _Gangasagar_ .-- (Sea of the Ganges.) A section of Chitari and Kawar. _Gangavansi_ .-- (Descended from the Ganges.) A clan of Rajputs.
The chief of Bamra State is a Gangavansi. _Gangthade_ .-- Dwellers on the banks of the Godavari and Wainganga.
These rivers are sometimes called Ganga or Ganges, which is used as a general term for a great river.
A subcaste of Maratha. _Gannore_ .-- Name of a minor Rajput clan.
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