Before revision: : Babu Saheb is a colloquial term used to denote the Muslim and rajput kshatriyas (warrior sons of a king) in some parts The sons of a ruling Nawab of Arcot (the head of the family; political pensioners, the only princely title still recognized by the Indian Republic) are styled: Sahibzada (personal name) Khan Bahadur, 'not' Nawabzada (literally 'son of the Nawab').
After revision: : Babu Saheb is a colloquial term used to denote the and rajput kshatriyas (warrior sons of a king) in some parts The sons of a ruling Nawab of Arcot (the head of the family; political pensioners, the only princely title still recognized by the Indian Republic) are styled: Sahibzada (personal name) Khan Bahadur, 'not' Nawabzada (literally 'son of the Nawab').