Description:
Bajanavle originates from the Bajanavle caste of Hindu farmers in the Indian state of Maharashtra. The Bajanavles are a Scheduled Caste community with a centuries-old tradition of cultivating cotton. There are numerous variations of the Bajanavle surname including Bajanavlekar, Bajanavle, Bajanavlekar-Dhere, Bajanavlekar-Pune, Bajanavlekar-Tilak, Bajanavlekar-Wagh, Bajanavlekar-Zadgaon, and Bajanavlekar-Pune. The Bajanavles are descended from the Bajanavle clan of Hindu farmers who migrated from the present-day Indian state of Maharashtra to the British colony of Trinidad in the late 1800s. The Bajanavles settled in the coastal town of San Fernando in the north-western region of Trinidad. The Bajanavles were among the first Hindu farmers to migrate to Trinidad and they quickly established themselves as successful cotton farmers. The Bajanavles are also known for their traditional Hindu wedding ceremonies. The Bajanavles are a Scheduled Caste community and they are descendants of the original Hindu farmers who migrated to Trinidad in the late 1800s. The Bajanavles are a proud community and they have a centuries-old tradition of cultivating cotton. The Bajanavles are also known for their traditional Hindu wedding ceremonies.
