Dewan Bahadur

Dewan Bahadur is a title that was historically conferred in British India to recognize individuals for their distinguished public service or contributions to society. The term "Dewan" refers to a high-ranking official or minister, often overseeing government affairs, while "Bahadur," meaning brave or noble, is an honorific title. Together, the title signifies respect and honor bestowed upon someone for their achievements, particularly in administration or social service. This recognition often came with privileges and was a mark of prestige within the societal hierarchy of British India.