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The Arya Vaishya or Arya ***** (also known as Komati) is a Telugu-speaking Indian caste. Orthodox Komatis follow rituals prescribed in the Vasavi Puranam, a religious text written in the late medieval times. Vasavi (Kanyakamba) is the kuladevi of the Komatis. The Komatis are divided into two sub-sects, the Gavara Komatis and the Kalinga Komatis.

In 2001-2002 meeting has been setup with all Arya ***** chiefs in MAHATHI stadium, Tirupathi. Arya *****'s from many parts of the country attended the meeting. Mr. Paparao garu former president of Andhra Pradesh lead the meeting and in his presence under the blessings of our clan chief Mr. Konijeti Rosaiah and other former presidents of Mahasabha's Mr. T.G.Venkatesh , Mr. Pardhasaradhi and Mr. Ambika Krishna and other chief guests from all other states are anonymously elected Mr. Darisi Pavan Kumar as president of world arya ***** mahasabha and Mr. Tanguturi Ramakrishna as convernior of WAM.

On 3rd July 2015 the honourable governor of Tamilnadu as one of the founder of World Arya***** Mahasabha Shri. Konijeti Rosaiah garu and election officer , founder and senior member of World Arya***** Mahasabha Shri. Immidi Koteswararao garu proposed Shri. Tanguturi Ramakrishna garu, Telangana President Shri. Amaravadhi Lakshmi Narayana garu , Kerala President Shri. Venkatesh garu and Veerelli Lakshmaiah garu for WAM president position and all members anonymously elected Shri. Tanguturi Ramakrishna garu as president of World Arya***** Mahasabha.

The Komatis became a part of the Vaishya during British colonial times. The Komatis desired to be members of the Vaishya caste. However, the Niyogi (Brahmin) councillors who controlled the powerful Mandri Mahanad did not accept or support their claim.



Attempts by Komatis to adopt orthodox Vaishya rituals drew the hostile attention of Niyogis. When a Komati family in Masulipatnam announced their intention to perform the Upanayana ceremony for their son, leaders of the Mahanad invaded the house, polluted the fire and stopped the ceremony. Violent encounters along these lines leading to loss of lives were noted in 1784, 1803, 1809, 1817 and 1820.

Of the approximately 1000 Komati families living in Masulipatnam in 1825, the Gavara Komatis were one of the two main Komati groups. They had 102 gotras, which were not considered to correspond in identity with the gotras deemed appropriate for Brahmanas or Vaishyas. From 1784 to 1825 few families organized the Upanayana, but by 1825 a majority of the caste's males wore the sacred thread.



Vasavi Clubs International

A need was strongly felt to bring all ***** Community to a common platform and to enable them to exchange their ideas and views and also to felicitate Arya *****s in those days who were qualified as IAS & as Doctor, Engineer & Advocates as well as those who visited Foreign Countries. With these modest aims and objectives the FIRST VASAVI CLUB was started in the year 1961 on 1st October with Eleven members at Hyderabad by Late Sri Kalvakuntla Chandrasena Gupta (K.C.Gupta), Freedom Fighter who could be regarded as not only the Founder but also as the "Father of Vasavi Movement".

With a view to provide a common platform for all *****s nationwide, it was decided to extend Vasavi Clubs to other places. In the period between 1976 -92 about 6 clubs were extended. Vasavi Club Warangal was first extended club. Besides extension of New clubs, the co-ordination of the activities of all the Vasavi Clubs at various places was felt very much important. Then a Committee was formed in the year 1992 and the result was the formation of All India Association of Vasavi Clubs on 3rd. January, 1993.

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