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Bharati is a surname of Indian origin. It is derived from the Sanskrit word bharata, which means 'one who is devoted to knowledge'. The surname is most commonly found among the Brahmin (priestly) caste in India. The history of the Bharati surname is closely linked to the history of India itself. It is believed to have originated during the Vedic period, when the ancient Indo-Aryan people migrated to the Indian subcontinent. The surname is believed to have been used by the priestly class of the ancient Vedic people, and is still found among the Brahmin caste in India today. The culture and customs associated with the Bharati surname are closely linked to Hinduism. Many of the customs and traditions associated with the Bharati surname are based on the Vedic scriptures and Hindu religious texts. Variations of the Bharati surname include Bharat, Bharadwaj, Bharatwaj, Bharadwaja, Bharath, Bharathi, Bharatiya, Bharatika, and Bharatikya.
