martial races वाक्य

Richard Schultz, an American author, has claimed the martial race concept as a supposedly clever British effort to divide and rule the people of India for their own political ends.
Muslim Minhas Rajputs, being recognised in history as the warrior aristocracy, prior to this they were designated by the British Empire as a Martial Race and recruited into the British Indian Army.
Also Purshottam Solanki, representative of Depressed Classes of Gujarat in a speech given in Bombay Legislative Council, vehemently stressed that Mahars were martial races and their occupation was military too in past.
The Kumaonis, once accepted as a martial race, were themselves to be recruited in the Hyderabad regiment and displace the native troops, ultimately becoming the Kumaon Regiment after the independence of India.
With time their social structures got stronger reorganizations giving birth to several " martial " sub ethnic groups ( previously called as " Martial race " but now obsolete term ).

These troops were replaced by new units recruited from castes hitherto under-utilised by the British and from the minority so-called " Martial Races ", such as the Sikhs and the Gurkhas.
Contemporary historians Professor Ian Talbot and Professor Tan Tai Yong have asserted that the Awans ( amongst other tribes ) are viewed as a martial race by not only the British, but neighbouring tribes as well.
Following the disbanding of most of the Indian units of the Company's armies, an Indian Army was raised mainly from communities outside the mainstream of Indian culture, the so-called Martial Races.
In 1945, it was 10 times larger than its size in 1939 . Due to war and as with the army recruitment was no longer confined to martial races; men from different social strata were recruited.
The Jat people were designated by officials of the British Raj as a " martial race ", which meant that they were one of the groups whom the British favoured for recruitment to the British Indian Army.