MOHINDRA
Mohindra
The surname Mohindra has its origins in India and is particularly prevalent among the Punjabi community. The name Mohindra is derived from the Sanskrit word "Mahendra," meaning "great Indra," with Indra being a prominent deity in Hindu mythology.
Those who bear the surname Mohindra are often of Sikh or Hindu descent and can be found not only in India but also in other parts of the world where the Indian diaspora has settled, including the United Kingdom. The surname Mohindra is associated with families who may have traditionally been involved in agriculture, business, or other professions.
Due to migration patterns and globalisation, the surname Mohindra has become more widely recognised beyond its Indian origins. It has found a place in the multicultural tapestry of British society, reflecting the diverse backgrounds and heritage of the individuals who bear the name.
Like many surnames, Mohindra carries with it a sense of familial pride, tradition, and identity. It serves as a symbol of one's heritage and roots, connecting individuals to their ancestors and the rich cultural history from which they descend.
There are approximately 366 people named Mohindra in the UK. That makes it one of Britain's least common surnames. Only around six in a million people in Britain are named Mohindra.
Typical given names associated with the surname
Male
- Ajay
- Amit
- Anil
- Atul
- Dev
- Gaurav
- Kamal
- Naresh
- Rajesh
- Rakesh
- Sachin
- Sanjay
- Vinod
Female
- Anita
- Caroline
- Christine
- Frances
- Madhu
- Monica
- Monika
- Nina
- Rani
- Sonia