Gujjar community

The Gujjar community is a prominent ethnic group primarily found in India, Pakistan, and parts of Afghanistan. Traditionally, they are pastoralists and agriculturalists, often engaged in livestock rearing, especially cattle and buffalo. Gujjars have a rich cultural heritage, including unique customs, festivals, and languages. They are recognized as a Scheduled Tribe or Other Backward Class in some regions, reflecting their socio-economic status. The community has both rural and urban populations, contributing significantly to local economies and cultural diversity. Over time, many Gujjars have diversified into various professions, maintaining their cultural identity while adapting to modern changes.