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== 2003 ~~scientific~~ genetic research on Bihari upper castes (Bhumihar, Brahmin, Rajput, Kayastha) ==

== 2003 Central Forensic Science Laboratory genetic research on Bihari upper castes (Bhumihar, Brahmin, Rajput, Kayastha) ==

Scientists ~~associated with~~ the government Central Forensic Science Laboratory reported in their scientific research paper about Bihari upper castes, that Bhumihars were found to be genetically clustering with Brahmins. <blockquote>Scientists wrote in their conclusion - '''''"The study highlights the status of Bhumihar and Kayasth in the Hindu caste system. The former was found clustering with the Brahmin group (as expected, since Bhumihar is known to be a subclass of Brahmin), whereas the distance between the Brahmin and Kayasth caste groups was found to be large."'''''</blockquote>

Scientists from the government '''Central Forensic Science Laboratory''' reported in their scientific research paper about Bihari upper castes, that '''Bhumihars were found to be genetically clustering with Brahmins'''. <blockquote>Scientists wrote in their conclusion - '''''"The study highlights the status of Bhumihar and Kayasth in the Hindu caste system. The former was found clustering with the Brahmin group (as expected, since Bhumihar is known to be a subclass of Brahmin), whereas the distance between the Brahmin and Kayasth caste groups was found to be large."'''''</blockquote>

[[File:591d4a74-c0d3-434e-8330-cf468b1e6c85.jpg|center|thumb|746x746px|Source: [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/10578889_Genetic_profile_based_upon_15_microsatellites_of_four_caste_groups_of_the_eastern_Indian_state_Bihar Genetic profile based upon 15 microsatellites of four caste groups of the eastern Indian state, Bihar. 2003]]]

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-== 2003 scientific genetic research on Bihari upper castes (Bhumihar, Brahmin, Rajput, Kayastha) ==
+== 2003 Central Forensic Science Laboratory genetic research on Bihari upper castes (Bhumihar, Brahmin, Rajput, Kayastha) ==
-Scientists associated with the government Central Forensic Science Laboratory reported in their scientific research paper about Bihari upper castes, that Bhumihars were found to be genetically clustering with Brahmins. <blockquote>Scientists wrote in their conclusion - '''''"The study highlights the status of Bhumihar and Kayasth in the Hindu caste system. The former was found clustering with the Brahmin group (as expected, since Bhumihar is known to be a subclass of Brahmin), whereas the distance between the Brahmin and Kayasth caste groups was found to be large."'''''</blockquote>
+Scientists from the government '''Central Forensic Science Laboratory''' reported in their scientific research paper about Bihari upper castes, that '''Bhumihars were found to be genetically clustering with Brahmins'''. <blockquote>Scientists wrote in their conclusion - '''''"The study highlights the status of Bhumihar and Kayasth in the Hindu caste system. The former was found clustering with the Brahmin group (as expected, since Bhumihar is known to be a subclass of Brahmin), whereas the distance between the Brahmin and Kayasth caste groups was found to be large."'''''</blockquote>
 [[File:591d4a74-c0d3-434e-8330-cf468b1e6c85.jpg|center|thumb|746x746px|Source: [https://www.researchgate.net/publication/10578889_Genetic_profile_based_upon_15_microsatellites_of_four_caste_groups_of_the_eastern_Indian_state_Bihar Genetic profile based upon 15 microsatellites of four caste groups of the eastern Indian state, Bihar. 2003]]]

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