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• Ilir Kadia — is well known for being one of the most respected journalists in Albania. He has been working for the BBC World Service since 1993. [ [http://www.bbc.co.uk/albanian/institutional/printable/aboutus.shtml BBCAlbanian.com] , www.bbc.co.uk, undated… …   Wikipedia

• MOLODOWSKY, KADIA — (1894–1975). Yiddish poet and novelist. Born in Bereze (Bereza Kartuska) in Belorussia, Molodowsky was educated by her father, grandmother, and tutors. After passing the gymnasium exams, she departed for   Warsaw and Odessa to prepare for a… …   Encyclopedia of Judaism

• Molodowski-Lew, Kadia — (1894 1975)    American Yiddish poet and novelist. She was born in Lithuania. She participated in the publications of the Kiev Yiddish Group after 1917, but soon moved to Warsaw to teach in Yiddish schools. In 1935 she settled in New York. Her… …   Dictionary of Jewish Biography

• Kutch Gurjar Kashtriya — Kutch Gurjar Kshatriya a.k.a. Mistris of Kutch Total population 51,000[1][2] Regions with significant populations • …   Wikipedia

• Mistry (surname) — Mistry, or Mistri, is a surname found in people of India or Indian origin. Gujarat and Rajasthan are origin state of Mistrys. This surname is used by many different communities of India. Contents 1 By Mistris of Kutch 2 By Kadia Kshatriyas 3 By… …   Wikipedia

• Mistri (caste) — The Mistri or Mistris are a Hindu caste found in state of Gujarat in India.[1][2] Contents 1 Names of casts known as Mistri 2 Mistris of Kutch …   Wikipedia

• Modh — are the followers of Modheshwari Maa (also known as Matangi Maa), a form of Amba Maa with eighteen hands. They originally lived in a town called Modhera in Patan District in the northern part of Gujarat. The name of the town Modhera was adopted… …   Wikipedia

• Mangela Kolis — is a subcaste among the Maharashtrian Koli community. They are found in most of the villages along the coast from north of Mumbai in Maharashtra. They speak Mangeli, a dialect of Marathi with a Gujrathi influence.[1] Contents 1 History and origin …   Wikipedia

• Chudasama — The Chudasama are a Rajput clan found in the state of Gujarat in India.[1] The Chudasama dynasty,originally of Abhira clan from Sindh. They get their name from Samma, the Yaduvanshi clan.[2][3][4][5] …   Wikipedia

• Chawda dynasty — The Chavda Kingdom or Chapa dynasty[1] also known as Gujar Chapas[2] was an ancient Hindu Kshatriya dynasty which ruled northern Gujarat from 746 AD to 942 AD. It is stated in Bombay Gazetteer that Chavdas were Gurjars.[3] Historians such as… …   Wikipedia

• Chaudhari tribe — The Chaudhari are a scheduled tribe found in the south Gujarat in India.[1] People of this community primarily live in the region from Vapi Navsari to Bharuch Ankleshwar. On 2nd October, 2007, a new district Tapi was created by Contemporary Chief …   Wikipedia