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Khulna, Bangladesh UPG 2018 Country State People Group Language Religion Bangladesh Khulna Abdul Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Aguri Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Ahmadi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Akhandji Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Ansari Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Arora (Sikh traditions) Punjabi, Western Sikh Bangladesh Khulna Bagdi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Baha'i Bengali Baha'i Bangladesh Khulna Bahelia (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Baidya (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Baidya (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Bairagi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Baiti Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bajikar (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Bania Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bania Agarwal Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bania Gandha Banik Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bania Subarna Banik Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Banjara (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Barua Chittagonian Buddhism Bangladesh Khulna Bauri Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bedia (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bedia (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Behara Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Beldar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Besya (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Bhangi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhaskar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhat (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhoi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhuinhar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhuinmali Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhuiya Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhuiya Ghatwar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bhumij Sylheti Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Bihari (Muslim traditions) Urdu Islam Bangladesh Khulna Bind Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Biswas (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Biswas (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Gaur Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Joshi Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Kanaujia Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Radhi Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Sakaldwipi Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Saraswat Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin unspecified Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Utkal Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Vaidik Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Brahmin Varendra Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Buna (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Buna (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Burmese Burmese Buddhism Bangladesh Khulna Chain Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Chak Chak Buddhism Bangladesh Khulna Chamar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Chasadhobi Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Chaudhari, caste Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dai (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dai (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Dalu Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Daphtari Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Darzi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Dhanuk Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dhobi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dhobi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Dholi (Muslim traditions) Sylheti Islam Bangladesh Khulna Diwan Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Doai Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dom (Hindu traditions) Chittagonian Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dom (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Dosadh (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Dosadh (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Dulia Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Faqir Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Gadaria (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Gain Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Ganak Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Ghasi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Ghazi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Ghulam Chittagonian Islam Bangladesh Khulna Gonrhi Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Gosain Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Gurung Gurung Buddhism Bangladesh Khulna Hadi Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Hajam Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Halwai (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Halwai Maira Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Han Chinese, Mandarin Chinese, Mandarin Buddhism Bangladesh Khulna Hazra (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Hazra (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Ho Sylheti Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Jamadar Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Jat (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Jat (Sikh traditions) Punjabi, Western Sikh Bangladesh Khulna Jhalo Malo Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Jharudar Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Jogi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Jogi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Jotdar Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Kaghazi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Kahar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kaibartta Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kaibartta Jalia Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kalal (Hindu traditions) Chittagonian Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kalu Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Kalwar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kandu Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kaora Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kapali Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Karadar Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Karenga Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kasar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kayastha (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kayastha Karan Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Khairwar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Khandait Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Koiri (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kol Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Koli (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Konwar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kori Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kotal Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kui, Kuvi Khond Kuvi Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kuli Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kumhar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kunbi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Kurmi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Laheri (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Lohar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Lohar (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Lunia (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Madari Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mahaldar Odia Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mahishya Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mahli Mahali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Majhwar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mal (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mal (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mali (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mallah (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mallah (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mallik (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mallik (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Malto Mal Paharia Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mandala (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mandala (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Masalchi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Matia Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Maulangi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mir Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mirzakhani Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Mochi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Mochi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Moghal Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Munshi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Musahar (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Nagarchi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Nagarchi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Nagarchi Nagesia (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Nagarchi Nagesia (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Nai (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Nai Nabasakh Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Namassej Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Namassej Chandel Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Namasudra Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Nat (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Nat (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Nikari (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Paliya Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Parsee Parsi Other / Small Bangladesh Khulna Pashtun, Northern Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Pasi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Pasi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Patni (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Patni (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Patwa (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Persian Persian, Iranian Islam Bangladesh Khulna Peshakar Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Pinjara Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Pod Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Pundari Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Qassab Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Qazi Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Rajbansi (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Rajbansi (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam Bangladesh Khulna Rajbhar Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Rajput (Hindu traditions) Bengali Hinduism Bangladesh Khulna Rajput (Muslim traditions) Bengali Islam
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