People of India
Rajasthan is a vivacious state where both customs and imperial beauty meet in an uprising of colors next to the gigantic background of soil and desert. Rajasthan has an extraordinary assortment in its whole forms like people, civilization, ethnicity, outfits, harmony, etiquettes, vernaculars, and cuisine.

In bygone days, the occupation of the people decided their caste. This scheme has now been broken down. Nowadays, persons have the liberty to select for any occupation irrespective of background. The occupation based class scheme has now been distorted into birth-based class scheme. People of different classes and sub-classes live in Rajasthan.

Some major castes which found in Rajasthan are as follows:
Brahmins : Their main profession was worshipping and presentation of holy rites.

Vaishya : Vaishya people usually adopted trade as their source of income. currently they are settled down in every part of the country.

Additionally, some farming castes also found in Rajasthan which were completely depended on farming for their source of income, Most common castes were Jat, Gurjar, Mali, etc.

Apart from farming casts some tribes are also reside in Rajasthan and all of them have their own communal systems and traditions, among all the tribes some common are Bhil, Meena, Garasia, Sansi, Kanjar.

Rajasthan has a huge population of Meenas in Jaipur, Alwar, Bharatpur, and Dholpur regions. Some other are The Meo and the Banjara that basically known as traveling businessmen. The Gadia Lohar, basically ironsmith who travels on bullock carts. After meenas, next majority goes to The Bhils, who are residing in Bhilwara, Chittaurgarh, Dungarpur, Banswara, Udaipur, and Sirohi districts. Mewar region is full with Grasia and Kathodies. Kota has majority of Sahariyas.