Description:
The surname 'Khattar' is a common surname found among the Hindu and Sikh communities of India and Pakistan. It is derived from the Sanskrit word 'Kshatriya', which is the name of a Hindu warrior caste. The Khattar surname is associated with the ruling Kshatriya caste in India, and is especially common in the states of Punjab and Haryana. The origin of the Khattar surname is believed to date back to the ancient Vedic period of India. The Khattars were a prominent clan of warriors and rulers in the region, and their surname has been passed down through generations. The culture and customs associated with the Khattar surname are typically similar to those found in other Hindu and Sikh communities. The Khattar family is typically patriarchal, and the eldest male is the head of the family. Variations of the Khattar surname include Khattri, Khattry, Khattree, Khattriya, and Khattarai. These variations can be found among different regions and communities.
