Description:
The Pachand surname is derived from the Pachand caste of Rajputs, who were originally from the present-day state of Rajasthan in western India. The Pachand caste is said to have descended from a Brahmin man who was exiled from his home country for refusing to convert to Islam. The Pachand caste is now found throughout western India and parts of Pakistan. The Pachand surname is also found in the United States, where it is believed to be of Indian origin. The Pachand surname is typically found in the Indian community, but there are also a few Pachands in the United Kingdom and Australia. The Pachand surname is also found with a few variations, including Pachandh, Pachandya, Pachandwala, and Pachandwala.
