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Arora
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Chauhan
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Kaleka
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Patel
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Detailed explanation-1: -The study included detailed analysis of published and unpublished British and Irish records dating right from 11th Century to the 19th Century.
Detailed explanation-2: -Patel (101, 463 bearers) – This is one of the commonest Indian surnames in Britain. It is a status name from a Hindi and Parsi word for a village headman. Singh (56, 446 bearers) – from Sanskrit ‘simha’ or lion, hence “hero” or “eminent person”.
Detailed explanation-3: -Smith – the most popular surname in the UK. The most common surname in Scotland and the UK as a whole, Smith originated from the Middle English period. 546, 960 UK nationals have it. It started out as an occupational name for someone who worked with metal, such as a Blacksmith.