Original sentence: As administrators and rulers, Kshatriya were assigned with protecting the Hindu Dharma, and serving humanity.In course of time, however, as a result of economic and political exigencies, the Khatri also expanded into mercantile occupations.Khatri is the Punjabi adaptation of Sanskrit word Kshatriya (, ).The Khatris, along with the Ahluwalia, Aroras, Lohanas, Soods and Bhatias, are the Kshatriya communities of Punjab.The Kshatriya are the traditionally members of the Hindu military order.The name "Khatri" is derived from the Sanskrit word 'ksatriya' ‘member of the warrior class’, derived from Sanskrit word ksatra which means ‘dominion’, ‘power’
Edited sentence: Also in India there are many other castes who have also proven to be good warriors, though not as extensively as the Kshatriyas.Also observe the lineage of India's Royal Families they rarely have married a non-Kshatriya.As such the Khatris in sizable numbers are found in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and regions of Pakistan.Both must be respected for their contributions.By large the Kshatriyas (the warriors) in the north of India are the Rajputs and Jats.Due to politics (to disrupt the Indian social system) and the similarities of the words Kshatriya and Khatri (for at least a layman) an attempt is being made to create a confusion in the Indian social system.Examples of some ancient Kshatriyas are Lord Rama and Lord Krishna.Gill and a Khatri, namely  Khuswant Singh.In the South the Kshatiyas are the Nairs, Coorgis, Vermas,  etc.Khatris being also liberal quite often marry outside their caste.No Kshatriya (warrior) will mary a Khatri as this is banned in the sacred text Bhagwad Gita.The Khatri surely is a merchant caste.The Khatris are an admirable caste of the Indian subcontinent.They are extremely hardworking, practical and industrious.This attempt has no real bearing or future as India has a solid and ancient social  order.Thus one can conclude a Kshatriya is a warrior and the Khatri a merchant.To observe even the physical differences observe a Kshatrya, namely  K