Mohyal-The Warrior Brahmins

                                                                    BHIMWALS    The Bhimwals by tradition are a subdued class among the Mohyals.  May be their minuscule strength, just 3.5% in the community's numerical chart, has affected their psyche and implored them to assume a low profile and a passive stance, verging on the laissez-faire. Their track record follows a listless course and they do not seem to have had brush with many cataclysmic events like their cousins of the other castes. Ironically perhaps, it is the manifestation of these traumatic reflexes that alliances with Bhimwals are courted rather grudgingly by t...

BALIS   True to tradition, common to all denominations of Mohyals, the origin of Balis is shrouded in an invisible antiquity. The great theologian Rishi Parashar, grandson of Rishi Vasishtha and the guru of Surya-vanshis, was the progenitor of the clan. When did the Balis first appear on the scene of life is not readily discernible but there are indications that their kiths lived in formidable number in Mullan. before the dawn of the Christian era. From there they migrated to West Rajasthan, Sind and Gujarat. A brahmin community known as Mohel, originating from Mullan, has ruled over Bikaner. Multan was famous for its Sun Temple and in those days. its improtance ranked with that of the holy city of Mathura. According to Tod, Multan is a corrupt form of the name Mohel-sthan. The ancestors of Balis, under the pseudonyms of Bala, Kathi and Raos (of Thatta) fought a savage war with Alexander the Great near Multan in 326 Be. They decimated his army and killed his ace general...

              The Impressions of Mohyal Youth Camp Byasi (4-6 th December 2014) As it is said – the elders bequeath      their community to their children. The youth are potentially the destabilizing force of any community, if given the appropriate skills and opportunities they could offer a powerful force to promote positive changes and building a good character in today’s youth is essentially an adult concern. Today, the leaders of our community perceive youth as a source of energy and leadership. To promote and harness the power of youth project based programme are to be organized where they could determine their priorities, plan and monitor community. Today, the leaders of our community perceive youth as a source of constructive energy and leadership. To promote and harness the power of youth project based programme are to be ...