Settibalija
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Settibalija's are a community living throughout the Indian State of Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh , is one of the 28 states of India, situated on the southeastern coast of India. It is India's fourth largest state by area and fifth largest by population. Its capital and largest city by population is Hyderabad.The total GDP of Andhra Pradesh is $100 billion and is ranked third...

. They are mainly found in East Godavari
East Godavari
East Godavari District is a district situated on the northeast of the state of Andhra Pradesh in India. Its district headquarters is Kakinada. It is the second richest district in the whole country...

, West Godavari, Khammam
Khammam
Khammam , is the headquarters of the Khammam District in Andhra Pradesh state of India and is located about east of state capital, Hyderabad...

, Vishakapatnam and in Krishna
Krishna district
Krishna District is a district of India's Andhra Pradesh state. It is named after the Krishna River, the third longest river that flows within India, flows through the district and joins Bay of Bengal here in this district. It has a population of 4,529,009 of which 32.08% is urban as of...

 districts and many places of Karnataka,Himachal pradesh,Madya Pradesh,Maharastra.

Legend says that a Dommeti Venkata Reddi, was like a chieftain, and changed their community name to Setti Balija from Goud during 18th century. Dommeti Venkat Reddi who lived in The Bodasakurru village near Amalapuram of East Godavari Dt.

SURNAMES

Surnames
This information is based Maharaja Samstan, orissa.
Gothram followed by surnames in the list.

Bharadwaj (G)

Rayudu, Rayana,Agrawar, Aganpal, Azudhiyawasi, Admankar, Amethiya Avindra, Awwalkar, Arumaankar, Ahediya, Aharwar, Aarkwansh, Aandekar, Arjumankar, Agal Ditikar, Ayodhyawaskar, Adayna, Atroliya, Avdhi, Aswal, Ahwan, Asoliya, Ahwan, Arcwanshi, Aashiwaal, Ikshaku Indoriya, Irchhaiya, Idana, Imliha, Ilekar, Ujjenia, Udan, Ushakar, Untgiriya, Udmatiya, Aujniya, Aud, Kaktheriya, Katraha, Katariya, Kandool, Katheria, Kanwazia, Kambaal, Kangankar, Patariya, Karnkotkar, Katatiya, Katrolya, Kannojkar, Kariya, Karariya, Karchhaiya, Karhariya, Kalchuri, Karoshiya, Kaskarkar, Kaamle, Kankre, Kantekar, Katrolliya, Kaarti, Kiwar, Kukrethe, Kukrelekar, Kumbhbhal, Kushmaiya, Kushmaha, Kulchor, Kuiri, Kaindhaha, Kaishrohliya, Kotiya, Kotarkar, Koyalkar,Coyalkar, Kohwaal, Karadiya, Kalchhariya, Kalal, Kalyankar, Kasretiya, Kahariya, Kamble, Kamblekar,Kamalakar, Kagchhare, Kampetkar, Kakusth, Kirar, Kirarkar, Kukraulya, Kunekar, Kune, Kumbharkar, Kukraha, Kushwaha, Kunvraha, Keral, Kailiha, Kothmeerkar, Kotpaal, Korekar, Kolab, Korwan, Kaushik, Kura, Katti, Kadigekar, Khared, Kharwand, Kkash, Kharkodiya, Khinchi, Khilwad, Khatwa, Khara, Kharwang, Khal, Khatwanshi, Khanjapuri, Khitoliya, Khinchiwar, Kheentwal, Khaidru, Khoka, Khokra, Khatri, Kheraha, Kairwar, Khairwal, Khoaar, Khokakhra, Gangnerkar, Gazmoti, Gajarwanshi, Garhwasiya, Gandheela, Gaharwar, Ganwar, Gaikwad, Gurkhanda, Gurawa, Guhil, Goojar

Koundisya (G)

GANJA
Konne, Reddi, Katta, Kamuju, Kanchi, Pala, Seelam, Shilaboyana/Seelaboina, Kukkala, Guttula/Guthula, Dangeti, Dommeti, Golaketi, Tangella, Jadapalli,Gogliya, Gopal Putikar, Gorkha, Godakar, Gajar, Gajvinkar, Garrhwaliya, Gandaha, Gajjaha, Gahletu, Gaikwadkar, Guptwanshi, Gurha, Guloo, Anguri, Gate, Garewariya, Gogikar, Gor, Gohil, Gaulikar, Gholap, Ghanhoriya, Ghatmaha, Ghagha, Ghurha, Ghonghat, Ghatkekar, Ghamaha, Ghuraa, Ghoote, Ghodchadha, Chakole, Chandpuriya, Chandseniya, Chamruwa, Chalukya, Chawla, Chandel, Chandrma, Chandosiya, Chamreth, Chanwda, Chik. Chikwa, Chak, Chittapurkar, Chubraha, Chusaha, Chetiwal, Chailaha, Chaundla, Chobriya, Chaurashiya, Chinnpahariya, Churihaar, Chetiwar, Cheri, Chola, Chaudhary, Chauhaan, Chhangel, Chharchholiya, Chhindwadiya, Chhipadiya, Chhatrapal, Chhutaha, Chhatniha, Chhindak, Chhipatiya, Chhilwar, Jagmaalaut, Jamdedkar, Jaymumal, Jaatingkar, Jadhaw, Jigarwaal, Jirawelkar, Jujhatiya, Jagawat, Jamalkar, Jangriya Jangra, Jande, Jawriya, Jeerakar, Jaiswal, Jujhariya, Johari, Jhondiware, Tandonkar, Tundelkar, Tanki, Tiguliya, Tipan, Tundele, Toda, Tank, Tankchhoda, Tigrekar, Tuklaya, Tokniha, Thakutia, Thagele, Daagpadikar, Dipaal, Dodiya, Dodwa, Deedbaniya, Dogra, Dod, Dhadi, Dhudharu, Dhoodham, Dhoraha, Dhinwaar, Dhunda, Dhodwa, Tanoor, Tamar, Tunwar, Tomer, Tanwar, Taretiya, Tariha, Titoriya, Tiwriha, Teria, Tapswikar, Tamori, Tassera, Toil, Tambre, Tobde, Tilhetia, Tegrekar, Tupukar, Totarkar, Totarkar, Dabbikar, Dandothikar, Dalalkar, Daheliha, Daagman, Dahimakar, Dilwariya, Dhudhar, Dewaliya, Dabulkar, Dariyawadi, Daleriya, Dagon, Dahima, Dilwanchre, Deepal, Debupuriha, Dhangar, Dhanpali, Dhrmakalikar, Dhaariwal, Dhramkar, Dharke, Dhanaskr, Dhariya, Nagekar, Naagekar, Zajjrekar, Nabbriya, Narwariya

Kasyapa (Kashyapa)(G)

Mattaparti, Mallethota, Molleti, Kadali, Kavvuri, Kaavuri, Kandiboyana, Ganduboyana, Chelluboyina, Chitturi, Medisetti, Mamidisetti, kandibotla,Pilli,Kadali, Kaja, Kavuru,kunchur,kunchurkar,tidimidikar, Chode, Panthadi, Pitani, Peethani, Battina, Chikatla, Chintakula, Golusula

kadali vvnd prasad-ponnamanda

Mrukanda(G)

Makaboyana, Makanaboyana, Geesala, Vanum,Narawriha, Nagar, Naarnoliya, Nawle, Nikas, Nimnotia, Dandotiya, Nirwani, Nekya, Neniwar, Nelturkar, Nohaani, Nelthurikar, Nadmeedkar, Nagelihiya, Naratiya, Narwarkar, Naga, Nagoriya, Naraamuha, Nikumbh, Nizamkar, Nirwaan, Nimivansh, Nemthabedkar, Netkar, Nethikar, Netkar, Nolyawariya, Nemthawadkar, Pakdethkar, Pachchisiya, Padiwal, Padihar, Pattarphod, Panskar, Patariya, Paprendaha, Parewa, Parihaar, Palwaan, Pakiwaarkar, Pachauri, Padiwaar, Patharkata, Patriha, Patel, Patariya, Pariwariya, Paramdevkar, Parsendiya, Palemkar, Pahariya, Palkiha, Prathwirajiya, Pratihaar, Panwarkar, Pawar, Pardi, Paalwansh, Paarsoliya, Pirtewal, Pujarikar, Purauliha, Puldandkar, Pokalkar, Pahadkar, Pahrole, Prabhashi, Panchal, Pardhi, Palgatodkar, Pipraullya, Pipar, Pundeer, Pulkundkar, Pushkalkar, Pramaar, Poriya, Phagaudiaya, Pharshatare, Philwaar, Phoondna, Pharenjia, Falke, Feemapuriya, Phooltodkar, Baksriha, Bangwar, Bargayan, Bachhri, Bazrethiya, Batrollya, Badhariya, Baddak, Banphukar, Bandaha, Banipaal, Babar, Banari, Banuwal, Barkhedia, Bangarwal, Bagauda, Baghele, Bachheriya, Badgujjar, Badwaar, Badail, Banaphar, Banipariha, Banbate.

Vasista(G)

Sankula,Vittanala, Koppisetti, Kosetti, Samsani, Mallula, Ganja, Vasarla, Vanacharla, Vasamsetti,Banbata, Bansaude, Bansabdekar, Barma, Barauliha, Bawediya, Balahir, Banshiwal, Baswal, Baswala, Basuwal, Bag Ninneniya, Baagwarkar, Baghodiya, Baamote, Bidikikar, Biparwaal, Bilkar, Bilodaiya, Balodariya, Bilriha, Birha, Bundela, Bootauliya, Bemte, Boriwaal, Barsaniya, Balhaar, Basantiha, Banshiwalkar, Bag, Bagoriya, Bagri, Bagrikar, Bajuaaniya, Bahubal, Bidari, Bibusherkar, Bilbolkar, Biltoriya, Bilhatiya, Bhadarikar, Bijapurkar, Buyakar, Boontiwal, Beman, Bobrishikar, Beruaar, Bhattiwal, Bhadoriya, Bhamewariya, Bhalekar, Bhatiya, Bhilware, Bhusaha, Bhembariya, Bhadkariya,Bhadoriyakar, Bharaniyan Bhagele, Bhagoriya, Bhanunathkar, Bhilwarkar, Bhupaniya, Bhupaniyan, Bhairampuriha, Bhaishamaar, Bhojpuriya, Bhopale, Bhonika, Bhonshle, Bhauraha, Bhojak, Bhodiware, Bhonia, Bhoslekar, Magwasiya, Machhriyaha, Machhulkar, Mandal, Maturiya, Mandawat, Mandiya, Mandmeche, Madanpuriya, Mandhanha Marhate, Malakpuriya, Malawaliya, Mawaniyan, Mahaar, Mahar, Mathkedkar, Manke, Maaljauniya, Mawi, Mirnaniya, Milatkar, Munde, Muraw, Multaniya, Medwariya, Maidarkar Mogha, Maudak, Marauni, Mangalgirikar, Manrekar, Matikekar, Mandele, Maalaut, Madere, Madne, Mankotiya, Manake, Jasrotiye, Malkar, Maalkar, Malbaniya, Mallekedkar, Mahadwadiya, Maharbaniya, Manikkar , Maroo, Mori, Maltunkar, Maahune, Miryalkar, Muchkundkar, Murarikar, Munga, Mendhikar, Mokhari, Mohna, Mohaniya, Mouryawansh, Yaduwanshi, Yadav, Yadekar, Raghuwanshi, Ratanbhuliya, Rathparkar, Rajpaali, Rajaorekar, Rathi.

Markandeya(G)

Anchuri, Anusuri, Anisetti, Bairisetti, Musini, Mulasa, Yandra, Vendra, Paati, Baalam, Sollangi, Chollangi, Bokka, Bonthu, Illa, Yallamilli, Yanmadula,Rathaurkar, Raawkar, Roorkeewal, Rekwaar, Raitgi, Rohtak, Ratnakar, Ratwaha, Raagikar, Rajaura, Rajaure, Raagikar, Rathor, Raw, Riwariya, Rewariya, Roopleya, Ramkheriya, Rewatwanshi, Rod, Ladoose, Laarowa, Laarokar, Lichchhawi, Landhekar, Lingwelkar, Lemlora, Longla, Vaankar, Baankar, Vaishyawanshi, Shambhukar, Shapurkar, Sheenet, Shabbalkar, Shivkar, Shreenetkar, Sagan, Sakurabadi, Sathpurkar, Sanwariya, Spre, Sapere, Sarwaliya, Saghiya, Satyakar, Sadanandkar, Sanwaiya, Sarwariya, Sambhaliya, Salapliya, Sawai, Sankhala, Sangriya, Sanbada, Sanwariya, Sahujikar, Sindhiya, Saindhaw, Seekarwal, Sisodiya, Subalkar, Suryakar, Sekhawat, Sejawar, Sedamakar, Sokhar, Sople, Somwansh, Somwanshi, Saodagarkar, Solanki, Saarkotkar, Saira, Sagarkar, Sabankar, Sawankar, Sabenkar, Sabinkotkar, Sahebdadakar, Sahebbadkar, Sikadiya, Sikriya, Sikarwarkar, Seementari, Subal, Sujanmulkar.

Dhanunjeya (G)

Jakkamsetti, Kudupudi, Kadiyala, Kandregula, Kakarapalli, Kala, Pasula, Pechetty, Sanaboyina

Vruddhamahamuni (G)

Shimham, Guduri,Soorwar, Surveer, Sengarwar, Sezwarkar, Seriha, Sokharkar, Sombata, Somwanshkar, Sauroorkar, Solankikar, Haqimkar, Hamiriya, Hasgorkar, Hingolokar, Hirekar, Haudekar, Hanukar, Hanumankar, Harapuriya, Hasanpuriya, Hinnwar, Holakar.

Recherla (G)

Kodi
Kolla
Keta
Govvari
Gudala
PAMPANA
Pampani
Appari
Chappidi
Chintapalli
Penke
Palamoori
Pasupuketti
Pasupuleti
Dampanaboyana
kalyankar
bhadankar

Tullyamahamuni(G)

Pitla,
Bandi,
Gubbala,
Geddada,
Donga,
Dongala,
Dunga,
Palivela,
lootikoorti,
Nemaani,
Mannem,
Googgilla,
Jogi,
Shiragam,

Juttuka,
Bejawada,
Borabattula,
Bellpukonda,
Baditaboyina,
Mallugurti,
Maragaani,
Pulapaakula,
Velligatla,
Pinninti,
Nakkala,
Ramanati,
Komati,
Juttiga,
Vallu,
Neela,
Dasam,
Kadimi,
Kolusu,
Kankatala,
Pandi,
Kambala,
Paalika,
Naamaala,
Narala,
Bukkaamsetti,
Soorampudi,
Tekumudi,
Bokka,
Cheekatla,
Akula,

Ayush (G)

Adusumalli

SIVA(G)
Chelluboina
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Myths and theories of origin

Settibalija's are traditionally involved in Toddy Tapping & Liquor sales . Only 15% of the settibalija population are involved in Toddy tapping at present. Most of them are engaged in agriculture, Politics, business & employees.

Settibalijas Today

The Tradition of Toddy Tapping was almost going to an end, as changing with the IT Era. Many are Engineers, IT Professionals, Doctors, Lawyers, Politicians, Technicians, multimedia , Businessmen and other involved in Agriculture

Different names

Prasad Kadali-Ponnamanda
They are identified by different names in Andhra, such as:
  • Goud, Gowd or Gouda in Telangana region of Andhra Pradesh.
  • Edigas or Idigas in Rayalaseema region and South Coastal Andhra.
  • Setti Balijas in East Godavari, West Godavari,Khammam,Krishna,Visakhapatnam.
  • Gowda or Gamalla in coastal Andhra pradesh ( mainly in Krishna,Guntur,Prakasam,Nellore,West Godavari,Prakasam)
  • Sri Sayana Kshatriyas in Vishakapatanam, Vizianagaram,Srikakulam , West Godavari and Krishna.
  • Bhandari in Konkan region of Maharashtra and Goa.
  • Goud, Goud Kalal, Kalal in Maharashtra.


In Karnataka
  • Kalal
  • surya vamshi kshtriya kalal khatic
  • surya vamshi kshtriya kalal
  • Idigara
  • Deevaru
  • Billavas
  • gouda kalal


In Kerala
  • Ezhava


In Tamil Nadu
  • Nadar caste


In North India
  • Jaiswal


In Maharashtra
  • Kalal
  • Goud Kalal
  • Bhandari


Others
  • Graminis
  • Thiyyas
  • Swarnis
  • Poojaris
  • Shanars

Present politicians

  1. Pilli Subhash Chandra Bose MLA, INC,Ramachandrapuram, East Godavari
  2. Pitani Satya Narayana(Arogyasri and Health Insurance Minister), INC,Achanta, West Godavari
  3. Guttula Madhava Kumar Das, Visakhapatnam,Vice President for State Settibalija Mahanaadu.
  4. Nelli Appalaraju, Visakhapatnam, General Secretary of Steel BC/OBC Welfare Assoiciation of Vizag Steel Plant.
  5. Dommeti Venkateswarlu, INC,Tallarevu,East Godavari
  6. Kudupudi Chittabbai, INC, Amalapuram, East Godavari
  7. Kudupudi Pattabhi, Ravulapalem,President for State Settibalija Mahanaadu.
  8. Devender Goud, TDP,Ibrahimpatnam, Ranga Reddy
  9. Mukesh Goud
    Mukesh Goud
    M. Mukesh Goud is an Indian politician and a legislator belonging to the Indian National Congress. He is presently Marketing minister in Government of Andhra Pradesh.-Career:...

    , INC,MaharajGunj, Hyderabad
  10. Padma Rao, TRS,Secunderabad, Hyderabad
  11. RajaLingam Goud, INC,Warangal, Warangal
  12. Gouthu Shyam Sunder Shivaji, TDP,Sompeta, Srikakulam
  13. Ponnam Prabhakar, INC,Karimnagar, Karimnagar (MP)
  14. Madhu Goud Yaskhi
    Madhu Goud Yaskhi
    Madhu Goud Yaskhi is a member of the 14th Lok Sabha of India. He represents the Nizamabad constituency of Andhra Pradesh and is a member of the Indian National Congress political party....

    , INC,Nizamabad, Nizamabad (MP)
  15. Medisetti Tirupati Rao, KAKINADA,East Godavari District.(Former BJP State Geetha Karmika Cell Jt.Convenor)
  16. /*Gubbala Satyanarayana Murthy*/, Allavaram,T.D.P, Executive Secretary, BC Cell.
  17. Satheesh Reesu, Visakhapatnam
  18. Medisetti Chandra Rao,A.P.S.E.B Engineer[Retd],KAKINADA
  19. Pilli. Anantha Lakshmi -Ex-MLA-(TDP)-Sampara constituency
  20. Pilli.Sathi babu -(TDP-E.G.-GENERAL SECRETARY)
  21. ( Nulukurthy.Venkateswarlu(BL)-ZPTC-KAKINADA RURAL-INC
  22. (( Palivela. Veera babu-Hon.District(EG) Precedent-A.P.ToddyTappers Association,Sarpanch-Indrapalem(kakinada rural)-9490098974
  23. Pampana. Arjuna Rao_Ramachandra puram -INC
  24. Kouzu sivasankar kumar-Vice Chairman-Tanuku municipality-W.G.dist.-9849393270
  25. Seelam Suresh Babu- Visakhapatnam,joint secretary Andhra pradesh Human Rights Council-9160777111
  26. Meka seshu Babu M.L.C West Godavari Dt.
  27. Angara Rama Mohan Rao M.L.C West Godavari Dt
  28. Konakalla Narayana Rao(M.P-MACHILIPATNAM-Krishna Dist.)
  29. Jogi Ramesh(MLA-PEDANA-Krishna Dist.)
  30. Gubbala Srinivasa Rao(TDP-East Godavari Dist.)
  31. kagitha venkata rao EX-MLA(TDP)
  32. Palagani venkateswarao (TDP)Agiripalli krishna dt.
  33. Mallula.Laxminarayana -Ex-MLC-(TDP)-West Godawari
  34. Illa Satyanarayana - INC - Amalapuram

Further reading

  • The Hindu
    The Hindu
    The Hindu is an Indian English-language daily newspaper founded and continuously published in Chennai since 1878. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it has a circulation of 1.46 million copies as of December 2009. The enterprise employed over 1,600 workers and gross income reached $40...

     (June 15, 2002) 4 more castes included in OBC list.
  • The Hindu
    The Hindu
    The Hindu is an Indian English-language daily newspaper founded and continuously published in Chennai since 1878. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it has a circulation of 1.46 million copies as of December 2009. The enterprise employed over 1,600 workers and gross income reached $40...

     (June 16, 2003) Gouda-Settibalijas seek major share of BC seats for polls.
  • The Hindu
    The Hindu
    The Hindu is an Indian English-language daily newspaper founded and continuously published in Chennai since 1878. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it has a circulation of 1.46 million copies as of December 2009. The enterprise employed over 1,600 workers and gross income reached $40...

     (February 7, 2004) Gouda, Settibalija conference.
  • Rao, R.Jagadeeswara. (March 5, 2004) The Hindu
    The Hindu
    The Hindu is an Indian English-language daily newspaper founded and continuously published in Chennai since 1878. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it has a circulation of 1.46 million copies as of December 2009. The enterprise employed over 1,600 workers and gross income reached $40...

     Election Dhamaka: Where election results are trend-setting.
  • The Hindu
    The Hindu
    The Hindu is an Indian English-language daily newspaper founded and continuously published in Chennai since 1878. According to the Audit Bureau of Circulations, it has a circulation of 1.46 million copies as of December 2009. The enterprise employed over 1,600 workers and gross income reached $40...

    (March 23, 2004) "Rice bowl" voters may tilt the scales.

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