This name came to existence in 1912 in the Jodhpur city progeny under the patronage of Sir Pratap Singh Rai Bahadur, the regent of the Marwar state.
[14] Jai Singh Baghel states that during princely period, the Rav(Rao) was also official Royal title like Raja, Rana etc.
In this lettet the Kingdom of Marwar Maharaja Gaj Singh state that: Before the invasion and occupation of the Mughals, Kshatriyas ruled the entire India.
The whole-hearted support and ancient services given by this class to the royal family (in the state, in domestic affairs, in diplomacy and in trust works) cannot be forgotten.
Due to the crookedness of the times, some vested interests and illiterate people do not like to see the progress of this section of the Rajput society.
Even this section of Rajput society has been addressed by different names as undesirable and indecent, creating an atmosphere of confusion.
It would be a big mistake to forget the sacred relationship of brotherhood between the royal family and the Ravana Rajput community at any cost.
Due to economic backwardness, Rajput society cannot be divided by spreading an atmosphere of confusion and calling them by different names.
People of this class have worked in the state services very efficiently, with devotion, patriotism and sacrifice, bravery and patience on senior military and civilian posts.