::It is very messy, Yogesh. I, too, could get nowhere and I suspect it is a pov fork. We've long had issues with things like Ahir/Aheer, Yadav/Yadava that some scholars regard as being synonymous terms and others as distinct. We've also had the Mali issue crop up on the Saini articles and, periodically, causing all sorts of mayhem until the Orkut campaign or whatever dies down. If someone is just doing the basic synthesis - Mandorva = Rajput Mali - and then constructing a Mandorva article based on that synthesis (which in fact all the sources used call them Rajput Mali), then it will be easy to deal with; if Mandorva is indeed shown to be a synonym then it is certainly the less common name and we could ask for indefinite protection of the redirect; but if the person who has been doing this stuff does in fact have a reasonable rationale somewhere then we need to hear it. In any event, Mandorva might itself be only one transliteration, so while searching for that reveals nothing, it doesn't mean that the core of what they are wanting to do is wrong. n other words, I'd rather wait and see for now but will try to ensure that the redirect stays in place until we have some sort of agreement here. So, add it to your watchlist and do that thing! -