This website is dedicated to the gurjar community all around the world.We are a progressive community which had a glorious past and promising future.This site is developed to give a platform to the gurjars on the virtual world where all gurjar community people can share their views,help each other in their career growth,lives and help our community to progress ahead.This site is also developed to make it a platform to do something constructive for our community progress.

Our community people are brave,hardworking and independent minded people who have desire to excel.The Gurjars are characterized by their strong and large build.The Gurjars have a very good self esteem and they are a proud people. They posses both the desire and ability to rule the world.In the ancient time we had blessed with the great leaders like King Mihir Bhoj,Vijay Singh Pathik,Sarder Vellabh Bhai Patel and many more.As per the Varna (Caste) system, the Gurjar/Gujar/Gujjar are traditionally belonged to the Kshatriya Caste or the warrior class, and formerly ruled the Gurjara-Pratihara Kingdom, which included much of northern India during the 8th and 9th centuries.The Gurjars of today are mainly a combination of local South Asian peoples who have absorbed some Central Asian elements over time. Many Gurjars are well represented in agriculture, the urban professions, civil service and officer class. They are now settled on large tracts of lands in northern India and Pakistan.They are also known as very good farmers.

The approx.population of gurjars is about 3.3 crores in India and 3 crores in Pakistan.In india gurjars are settled  and established  in different states like UP,Rajasthan,Gujrat,Madyapradesh,Haryana,Karnataka,Jammu and Kashmir,Delhi and Orissa.But the majority of population resides in UP,Rajasthan and Gujrat.In India most of gurjars are Hindus except Gurjars in Jammu and kashmir.The Gurjars of JK are Muslims.While in Pakistan Gurjars are found mainly in Attak,Peshawar, Jhelam,Rawalpindi,Gujranwala,Sialokote,Lahore and Gujrat.All gurjars speak their mother tounge Gujari (also written 'Gurjuri', 'Gojuri' and 'Gojiri') regardless of their religion and region. Gurjars of kashmir, Rajsthan, Haryana,UP, and even pakistan speak the same language 'Gujari' which is very similar to marvari or rajashtani.There are currently about 500 subcastes or gotras within the Gurjars. The more well-known of them are Kasana,Bhati,Nagar,Chechi,Chauhan,Poswal etc.