Maharaja Sir Pratap Singh of Jammu & Kashmir sponsored the launching of an Urdu publication called the Rajput Gazette as a fortnightly from Lahore.
[1] In the early 1900s, princely states rulers and large zamindars started various schools and colleges in their territories, giving preference to students of the Kshatriya community.
[citation needed] The centenary celebration of the association was held in 1987 at New Delhi under president-ship of Raja Digvijaysinhji Prajapsinhji Jhala.
[6][1] In 1922 under chairmanship of Raja Nahar Singh, the organization decided to bring four lakh-converted Muslim Rajputs back into the Hindu fold by way of a purification ritual.
In 2013, Akhil Bharatiya Kshatriya Mahasabha started an agitation and demanded Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Akhilesh Yadav, to announce a public holiday on 9 May, the birthday of legendary warrior Maharana Pratap, similar to Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, where 9 May is a public holiday.
[28] The organization also helps publish research books on Rajput history and kings, like Prithiviraj Chauhan and Maharana Pratap.
[29][30] The Kshtra Dharma magazine published by the organization has been edited by historians like Raghuvir Sinh[6] and Hindu saints like Krishnananda Saraswati.