My family belongs to the Kuruba community and my father obtained my caste certificate as Kuruba OBC. I’d like to know if I can modify it to Madasi Kuruba. Could you please provide clarity on this matter?

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My family belongs to the Kuruba community and my father obtained my caste certificate as Kuruba OBC. I’d like to know if I can modify it to Madasi Kuruba. Could you please provide clarity on this matter?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

In India, caste certificates are issued based on the community you belong to. While there may be different sub-castes within a community, it is generally not possible to change your caste certificate to a different sub-caste. You should consult with the issuing authority or legal counsel to understand specific regulations and options available in your case.

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