Pind Bainso 

Sorry if my reply was late.
As for your question, Pind Bainso is a Bais Rajput village and i counlcude this from solid knowledge on whom it was named after: Baba Bainso, a Bais Rajput Zimindar who first took his fellow tribesmen from the areas of Baiswara (Awadh) and Shalikot (Sialkot) to the hills of Punjab and all areas of Kashmir to trade in land and for other economical benefits.

The Bais Rajput of the Hills of Punjab and of Kashmir (all inlcluding Azad) are the generations of Baba Bainso and his tribesmen who first settled in Pind Bainso (and eventually also broke off and moved on to spread). It is basically the headquarters of the Bais Rajputs of the area.

The story of Baba Bainso and the Bais Rajput of the region is recorded in the book of Dogra Raj. (I could tell you the story if you'd like )!)

The second evidence is the old Dhangar migration to Kashmir from which Baba Bainso was the ambassador of the Bais Rajput tribe (also a Dhangar clan). We're talking practically around the time that Islam reached the shores of India, so maybe a thousand and couple of hundred years ago! At the time the Bais Rajputs in pretty much all areas they where spread out converted to Islam. This too is recorded in books and is citable.

The third evidence is that my (now brace yourself!), Great, Great Grandad (wait, did i get that right, my grandads grandad...:S) hails from there! He himself (Baba Bagh Bainso Khan) migrated to the masses of land that was inherited by him and started a new village nearby to Pind Banso.

Lol, i hope that clarifies that Pind Bainso is a Bais Rajput village. I am 100% certain. Confusion occurs when Bains Jat (whos history is another story) claim such things to associate themselves with Royal Rajput lineage.

If you don't mind me asking, what clan/caste to you hail from yourself and where from too? Iv'e seen your'e very active in editing the Bais Rajput page and that too with information i can not dispute!

Hope that helped! =)