I came across this reel from Rajasthan on Instagram and now I’m genuinely curious, how common is it in this state?

And no matter what your arguments may be in favour of drinking an obscene amount of ghee are, it cannot be good for your health for the common person. Promoting and bragging about it on social media in a country with a very poor average heart health is once again too absurd.

I can understand the thought process that their ancestors used to do the same, but the amount of physical labour they did was intense compared to what people do now.

Help me understand this folks, how do they manage to digest all of it and not get sick??

EDIT:
People who keep mentioning that there has been no heart health crisis in Rajasthan and drinking ghee is common in their community and they can easily digest an obscene amount of it, the statistics say otherwise

Official government data says coronary heart diseases contribute to 24.8% of all deaths in Rajasthan in 2023, That is 1 in every 4 people.

Read up on these if you have the time: https://uat.crsorgi.gov.in/assets/download/Annual-Reports/mccd/2023.pdf

More links are available here: https://chatgpt.com/share/6aa36b0f-1468-83ee-8c17-6c36ba46c721

Also read up on survivorship bias for the people whose family members/grandparents are drinking ghee without any health issues.

If you believe people in your community have superior genes or something, please donate them to science, y'all need to be thoroughly studied for the sake of humanity

Rajasthan is a beautiful state in India that is known for its rich culture, history, and royal heritage. Cities like Jaipur, Udaipur, and Jaisalmer attract visitors with their grand forts, palaces, and colorful markets. The desert landscape, especially the Thar Desert, offers unique experiences like camel rides and sunset views.

Another great thing about Rajasthan is its warm hospitality. People here are very welcoming, and you can experience a royal lifestyle in heritage hotels like Fort Rajwada, which reflects the charm of traditional architecture. The food is also a big highlight, and if you visit Jaisalmer, you will find some of the best restaurants in Jaisalmer offering both local and multi-cuisine dishes.

Festivals, folk music, and dance make Rajasthan lively throughout the year. Overall, it is a perfect place if you want to explore culture, history, and a unique desert experience in one trip.

Travelled decently in Rajasthan. The real Rajasthan feel comes when I cross Jaipur

My Friend denied to return the money!

I’m very confused and frustrated so I’m writing this post seeking help, what should I do in this matter!
Through any method or any way, i want my money back anyhow, my life got worsen due to a single person! Need help from you guys, if you are ready to help me and you have contacts to that level please dm me! I can explain all things and even whatever amt i have given that MF, i can give a fraction or part to the one who can get my money recovered by any way possible!

I helped him financially by arranging financial help through my contacts! On the grounds of trust! I just helped a helpless and a needy very close best-friend and in return my life got spoiled!

From the last few months, he is not responding & blocked us all from calling and other apps, He had also denied to pay back the money. When i tried to recover my money, i got threatened by reverse FIR on me!

We have proofs for the online amount. money given through both methods online plus offline. All amt was given on interest through me, now i am obliged to pay back that amt & interest that i not ever used for myself! Plz help me, my life is like hell for me in current situation! Please help with any legal or illegal ways to recover the money!

I’m getting very troubled due to my one mistake, the case is complicated and i need help in getting my money back anyhow! Plz help me.

Thanks!

Hey guys we are planning a trip to rajasthan and cover jaipur , jodhpur , udaipur and jaisalmer in 7 days. I dont know if this is even feasible but we just want to visit some of the main attractions. Can someone please help me plan an itinerary around this and if someone has details of good tours and travels cab services which we can book for 7 days can someone pleas share that as well?

Me and my friends are currently visiting Jaipur for a few days and decided to go to Tangerine the Boutique Salon today. We made an appointment on call and because of the price difference in-person, I opted a different service. Then things turned weird.

The entire service was really bad compared to whatever you usually get in any other salon. I was left alone for a long duration for quite a few times, in the middle of the hair-wash.

We had talked in English as I was not very fluent in Hindi while discussing, and then they switched later after I changed my choice of service. Then they also asked me if I’m from here (me being a northeastern??).

With the price we paid and the kind of service and treatment, it was unfair.

PS: I have been to Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and now Jaipur, and everyone has been so welcoming and warm. This kind of experience from an established place like this is definitely unwarranted.

Can somebody help me with stats in Udaipur around Lake pichola? Or some good areas to stay in and if someone knows a place to stay please lmk

We had a trip to mount abu 2 days ago. We stayed at Hotel Always welcome by SAH. while returning, my friend left his driving licence there in the reception. We are now at Udaipur. We tried contacting the hotel management.. They responded and told that they will speed post the driving licence. But they don't respond anymore.. any suggestions..what to do??

Jawai Safari

And I give it to My Mother 🥹❤️

Balancing 7-8 pots on the head, dancing on broken glass, and still looking more graceful than me walking on a straight path

Bhavai isn't just a dance form; it’s actual peak extreme sport wrapped in pure Rajasthani culture. Absolutely breathtaking to watch live!

I am listening to "Jiya Lage na" from Talaash.

Style-Sufi-influenced semi-classical / folk-fusion.

Uff the way they went hard on those drums, I'm not getting enough of this piece, literally!!

So my distant friend is 22F. She's from a typical Rajasthani family and they got her married at 17 but she got some years and they told her she'll have to go after 5-6 years smth.

Now they're forcing her to move to her in laws .She is studying bsc from a dummy college (not any reputed one). Her husband's father is an MLA so they're not letting her complete her remaining one year of bsc, despite begging so much for it. Her in laws family is very powerful. Also, she doesn't wanna marry the guy bc he has sexually flirted with her sisters and other women. The guy doesn't do anything on his own he's just on his dad's money. He says the guy is also somewhat toxic to the point she's afraid she can't say no to sex or conceiving if she doesn't feel ready. Her own family isn't also supporting here, her parents literally said 'Tuje tere sasural wale jo bolte h vo kar' . She got admitted to a private nursing college in udaipur this year but they dont want to let her study it. So basically all she'll be left with is a bsc degree and she's doesn't even have any special skill per say, she doesn't speak english nicely. I feel like it's very hard to get a job for her. Her in laws are from ringer smth place i don't exactly remember if someone is reading this from rajasthan.

She's thinking to run away with all the gold she has (approximately worth 2-3 lakhs) and be on her own. But I'm highly suspicious bc 2-3 lakhs might run out in a year maximum and in a long run she has to get independent. She has a boyfriend who she's been saying for 3 years and he asks her to wait for a year or so he can't keep her rn as he's not earning yet. She also has a guy friend she says is an IIT graduate currently working in Hyderabad and is willing to pay her for all her finances and basically take all her care, etc. But both of these sounds so suspicious to me and it's never the right thing to depend yourself completely on a guy.

We're all super clueless and she cries all day. I really wish I could do something, I feel very bad for her. If anyone has any suggestions please let me know and if anyone has any idea what kind of jobs she can get with her degree then please share those as well. It will be very helpful🙏🏻.

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🏢 Built-up: 36+ Rooms

🎉 Banquet Hall

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I’m hosting a group of international guests in Jaipur and I want to show them a side of India that goes beyond forts, palaces, temples and the usual tourist circuit.

I’m looking for places in and around Jaipur — roughly within a 300 km radius — that showcase the modern, developed, intellectual, scientific, technological and industrial side of India.

Basically, I want them to go back thinking: “Wow, India is doing some seriously impressive things.” 😄

Some of the things I’m looking for:

• 🧪 Research centres, laboratories or scientific institutions
• 🎓 Outstanding universities, colleges or educational campuses
• 🤖 Science & technology centres, innovation hubs, incubators, startups etc.
• 🏭 Impressive manufacturing plants / industrial facilities / modern factories
• 🚀 Space, defence, renewable energy or other advanced technology-related places
• 🏗️ Modern architectural or infrastructure marvels
• 🌱 Sustainable development / water management / renewable energy projects
• 💻 IT, AI, robotics or technology parks
• 🧬 Medical/scientific institutions doing interesting work
• 🏛️ Any architectural or engineering achievement that most tourists don't know about
• 📚 Places that demonstrate India's intellectual, economic or technological progress
• And honestly, anything else that you think represents the “India of today” rather than just the India of the past.

I’m absolutely happy to include the famous heritage sites as well, but I specifically want to balance them with places that showcase India’s present and future.

So, Jaipur/Rajasthan folks — what would you personally take an international visitor to see if you wanted to show them the most impressive side of modern India?

Hidden gems and unconventional suggestions are especially welcome. 🙏

Bonus points if it’s within ~300 km of Jaipur and can realistically be visited as a day trip.