What are the names of ragas in shadhav audhav and sampurna audhav jati ?

The Jaati of the Raags is basically the classification of a Raag based on the number of notes used in its Aaroh and Avroh. Sampoorn is played or sung using all 7 notes, Shadhav is played or sung using 6 notes, Audhav is played or sung using 5 notes and Surtar is played or sung 4 notes. In Our ancient Vedic Indian Hindustani music, there are primarily three basic Jaati or classification of Raags : Audhav (Raags which have only 5 notes in aaroh and avroh (ascend and descend both) , Shaadhav (Raags which have 6 notes), Sampoorn (Raags which have all the 7 notes); and nine sub-categories with all the possible combinations of these three categories, like Audhav-Audhav (Having 5-5 notes in aaroh and avroh (ascending and descending series both), Audhav-Shadhav ( only 5 notes in aaroh (ascending) and 6 notes in avroh (descend), Audhav-Sampoorn (5 notes in aaroh (Ascend) and all 7 notes in avroh (descend ) The Raags with 5 notes are also known as the Pentatonic raags and are called Audhav Jaati Raags. The Audhav-Jaati raags are 1. Raag Bhoopali 2. Raag Deshkaar 3. Raag Jait-Kalyan 4. Raag Vibhaas 5. Raag Shivranjini 6. Raag Bhoop-Todi 7. Raag Hansdhwani 8. Raag Durga 9. Raag Malkauns 10. Raag Hindol 11. Raag Madhmad Saarang 12. Raag Abhogi The Audhav-Sampoorn Raag has (in aaroh 5 notes and in avroh 7 notes), Audhav-Sampoorn jaati Raag is Sindoora and Audhav-Sampoorn (Vakr) jaati Raags are 1. Raag Kamod 2. RaagBasant 3. Raag Khambavati and Sampoorn-Audhav means that (in aaroh there are 7 notes and in avroh there are 5 notes) Shadav-Audhav means ( it has 6 notes in aaroh and 5 notes in avroh) and Audhav-Shadhav (Vakr) Raag is Shuddha-Sarang (Example- ?? ???? ??? ??? ?? ??????, ??? ???? ???? ???? ???? ???? ????? ???? ??? ?? ???? ????, ????? ??? ??? ?? ???? ???? ????) , and Raag Deshi. Please remember that Every Raag must contain at least five notes. I hope this would help you, God Bless You, Alok Sharma. read less