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'''Bairagi''' or '''Vairagi''' may refer to:<br />
*[[Vairagya]], asceticism in Indian religions<br />
**[[Sannyasa]], renunciation in Hinduism<br />
***[[Celibate Ascetics (Vairagi)]], in the Vaishnava sect of Hinduism<br />
****[[Bairagi (caste)]], a section of Hindus Brahmins<br />
**[[Bairagi (Ascetics)|Bairagi (ascetics)]], a generic term for Hindu ascetics<br />
**[[Swami (Bairagi)|Swami]], a term for Hindu ascetics, also a surname of the Bairagi caste<br />
* [[Bairagi (raga)]], an Indian classical raga<br />
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;People<br />
* [[Bairagi Jena]], Indian politician, a Member of Parliament from Odisha<br />
* [[Bairagi Dwibedy]], Indian politician, a Member of Parliament from Odisha<br />
*[[Banda Bairagi]] or Banda Singh, name of the Sikh warrior when he was a vairagi<br />
*[[Balkavi Bairagi]], Indian poet and lyricist in Hindi and Malvi<br />
*[[Chand Ram Bairagi]], Indian athlete<br />
*[[Hathiram Bhavaji]], a Hindu devotee at Tirupati, India<br />
*[[Nanua Bairagi]], Indian mystic<br />
*[[Ram Prasad Bairagi]], Indian freedom fighter<br />
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==See also==<br />
*''[[Vairagyam]]'', 1987 Indian film directed by K. Vijayan<br />
*''[[Vairagya Shatakam]]'', a work of Sanskrit poetry from ancient India<br />
*[[Lohgarh, Banda Bairagi]], capital of Banda Bairagi or Banda Singh<br />
*[[Bairagia]], a village in Bhola District of Bangladesh<br />
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