User talk:Vishalmoral

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Anangpal Tomar
Hi Vishalmoral and thanks for trying to improve the Anangpal Tomar article. I agree that names may change over time, especially when they are also being transliterated from Indic scripts such as Hindi into the Roman characters of English. However, we do not usually use books published before the end of the British Raj era for articles on Wikipedia relating to India. In particular, they are very dubious for information relating to castes, such as Tomar/Tanwar/Tuar etc. It is for this reason that I have reverted your changes.

Please do not be disheartened by this. It was good to see a new contributor actually trying to add information with a source - most people in this particular area just want to write what they think they know and pay no attention to our policies etc at all. I'll add this user talk page to my watchlist, so you can feel free to ask any questions that you may have. Thanks. - Sitush (talk) 17:06, 31 March 2016 (UTC)