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Labana
Labana or Lubana (sometimes also Lobana, Lavana ) is a social and ethnic group in India. It is a landholding community whose members were traditionally transporters, carriers and loaders who are now mostly agriculturists.〔Page 171, THE LUBANAS OF PUNJAB, Kamaljit Singh, Guru Nanak Dev University〕 The Lubanas of Punjab region are mostly Sikhs and Hindus. During British colonial times, they were declared as a martial race.
==Etymology and Origin==
Traditionally, Labana is derived from Sanskrit words, where Lun from Lavana(लवण) which means ''salt'' and Vana from Vanij(वणिज) means ''trade''. Lubana, Lobana or libana was doubtless the great salt-carrying and salt trading caste". Ancient Medieval The lobanas traded as a profession in the medieval period on account of being displaced after repeated aggressions in the north western India. Now basically an agriculturist community spread over North Western India.
According to Sikh Magazine Gurmat Parkash (Published by SGPC), Lobana also means who wear Iron Dress, i.e. dress of Military person. They mentioned Lobana were Military persons who served in Guru's army.
Lobana ((シンド語:لٻاڻا)) is also a Sindhi tribe living in Sindh and Panjab
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