Maratha quota: Rush for family tree record-keepers
Saturday, 11 November 2023
The demand for tracing family roots among Marathas with Kunbi lineage has increased in Maharashtra since the government moved ahead with a quota for Marathas. Prakash Appaso Helavi, a member of the Helavi tribe, has been receiving numerous requests to provide information related to births and deaths in families and maintain family records dating back centuries. Social media groups have also been formed to help people identify and contact the Helavis for family history narration. While the traditional records can provide clues, they are not useful in obtaining Kunbi certificates from the government.
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