Description:
The surname Galdhara is derived from the Sanskrit word 'gala' meaning 'gold' and 'hara' meaning 'horse'. The name may have originated in the ancient Indian kingdom of Galdeira, which was located in the present-day state of Goa. The Galdharas are a Brahmin caste and are believed to have migrated to Goa in the 12th century. The Galdharas are also found in the state of Maharashtra and the city of Mumbai. The Galdharas are Hindu and their customs include wearing the sacred thread, participating in religious ceremonies, and keeping a Hindu shrine. The Galdharas are also known for their skill in metalworking and jewelry making.
