Description:
DAHIWALKAR is an Indian surname that originated in the state of Maharashtra. It is derived from the Marathi word “dahi”, which means “curd”. The surname is believed to have been given to those who were involved in the production and sale of curd. The surname is shared by many families, who are believed to have migrated from Maharashtra to other parts of India. The Dahiwalkar surname is also found in the states of Gujarat, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. The Dahiwalkar surname is associated with several customs and traditions. These include celebrating the festival of Gauri Puja, which is dedicated to the goddess Parvati. It is also believed that the Dahiwalkar families are known to be very hospitable and generous. Variations of the surname include Dhaiwala, Dhaiwalkar, and Dhaiwal.
