Description:
The name Chitayan is derived from the Sanskrit word 'chit' meaning 'wit' or 'cleverness' and 'an' meaning 'one'. The name may be derived from the fact that the Chitayan are thought to be very clever and intelligent. The Chitayan people are mainly found in the states of Kerala and Tamil Nadu in India. They are also found in the neighboring country of Sri Lanka. The Chitayan people are a Hindu community and are considered to be of lower caste. They are also known as the Ezhava community. The Chitayan people are a agricultural community and are known for their weaving skills. They are also known for their traditional music and dance. The Chitayan people are a proud and independent community and are known for their strong cultural heritage.
