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This article popped up on my feed.

https://www.netcredit.com/blog/most-common-name-country/

 

According to it, the most common last name in India is "Devi." 

 

Is Devi really a last name? If they had done some very basic research for context, they would realize that it is more of a title / middle name than a last name. This is what happens when "writers" just use computer generated data, come up with nice visuals etc., but put no thought into the actual context because they are looking at it only through their cultural lens (Jane Doe = Lakshmi Devi).

 

PS: I did not read the whole article because I was irritated, so if they addressed it somewhere, apologies. I like to post when I am irritated. It is therapeutic

Posted
19 minutes ago, rangeelaraja said:

It is not factual for several countries. 
 

What sticks out is - Kim as the most common last name in both Uzbekistan and Kazakhastan. Kim is not even a central Asian last name  - it is Korean. 

Unless, as a country, they all decided that Kzhizmkhagn was too difficult and shortened it to Kim.

Posted
1 hour ago, coffee_rules said:

Why, I thought it will be Kumar!

Kumar is one name which is common across the length and breath of the country.

Even in NE you will find a Kumar

Posted
24 minutes ago, Mariyam said:

Not for long. 
 

[Evil Laugh] gihahahahahaha[/Evil laugh end]

Begum or mautarma soon [sad smile ]

Posted (edited)
34 minutes ago, Mariyam said:

Not for long. 
 

[Evil Laugh] gihahahahahaha[/Evil laugh end]

:fear1: Demography is destiny. I will then say, dekho Bhai, hum sab insaan hain. Ramzan mein bhi Ram hain aur Diwali mein Ali. !!

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