Tuli (caste)
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Tuli is a highly- respected caste in India. Members of this community are usually from Punjab in North India and they may also be Sikh. They had a prominent role in the struggle for India's Independence against the British Raj. In the hierarchy of Hindu caste system, Tuli's are Kshatriyas or Warriors. One of the world-famous members of this community is Neville Tuli the famous Indian writer.
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