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editEarlier it was a Rajput village inhabited by the Rajput tribe later due to a severe famine the village was abandoned by Rajputs, and later inhabited by the Ahirs or Yadavas. One among them was Kaluram, who founded the village and the village got its name from Kaluram as Kaluwas. 180.94.34.240 (talk) 05:43, 21 September 2022 (UTC)