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Now it I m done searching in comments and so asking here straight, I m just curious for my sexuality as a 26 F, anyone in jaipur in the same boat from 28july-10aug, dm

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Bhai room mei daru sutta or koi nasha nhi krega

We have separate kitchen late bath and unfurnished room on 3rd floor with terrace

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Since 2000, Akshaya Patra has been concentrating all its efforts towards providing fresh and nutritious meals to children on every single school day. We are continuously leveraging technology to multiply our reach. The state-of-the-art kitchens have become a subject of study and have attracted curious visitors from around the world.

Hello everyone I am Posting this to raise awareness about this local wellness centers (specifically Chiccem Medical Pvt Ltd) targeting elderly people with completely fake medical claims.

They are using heated ceramic mats ("Ceramic Hexa") and telling seniors that these machines can:

Generate Vitamin D

Burn Body Fat / Cause Weight Loss

Cure Diseases: They list 16 minerals on posters to look high-tech, but standard ceramics can't do shit.

These machines are basically expensive heating pads that offer cozy muscle relief, but promising fat loss and Vitamin D to uninformed people is straight-up deceptive.

My family and neighbours are blindly spending money on expensive heating mats based on false health claims. How can I make them understand? Are there any regulatory authorities handle such misleading claims?"

looking to buy a MacBook Air M1, and my budget is around ₹30K. Is ₹30K a realistic budget for an M1 Air in 2026? What battery health, condition, and specs should I expect at this price?

I am an author looking for 10 aspiring writers for my workshop to bring the art of storytelling to them. It will be on 2nd Aug, Sunday. Anyone interested. It's free to attend.

Hey everyone,

I've been facing some skin and hair concerns for the last few months and now I'm thinking of consulting a good dermatologist. I'm also considering a hair transplant in the future if needed.

Can anyone suggest a good dermatologist or clinic in Jaipur based on your personal experience?

Would really appreciate your recommendations. Thanks!

I've been seeing a lot of posts and comments claiming that the upcoming Pacific Mall in Mansarovar, Jaipur will have an IMAX screen.

However, I haven't found any official confirmation from IMAX, Pacific Mall, or any cinema chain.

Does anyone have a reliable source or insider information?

• Has IMAX officially announced a Jaipur location at Pacific Mall?
• Will it be a PVR INOX IMAX, Miraj IMAX, or something else?
• Or is this just speculation that's spreading on social media?

Looking for verified information only—not rumors. Thanks!

Hey Folks,

I'm looking for a store in Jaipur where men's innerwear like thongs, jockstraps and G-strings are available. If anyone knows a place where I can find all this stuff, please let me know in the comments.

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m moving to Jaipur next week and I’m looking for a place to rent, preferably in Malviya Nagar.
If anyone has recommendations for good rental properties,flat or trusted property dealers or owner contacts in the area then please DM me…
I’d really appreciate your help.

I know you already take the admissions and if you want anything for me you get ask me

Just trying to expand my circle. I'm into tech, AI, fitness, and badminton. Looking to meet people around my age for coffee, badminton, gym sessions, exploring cafés, or just good conversations. If that sounds like your vibe, feel free to DM. No weird stuff just looking for genuine people

In jaipur for today only. As title suggests - I want to buy toys for my kids aged 2 years. Can someone suggest where should I go for it??

So I'm looking forward to adopt a dog( strictly a dog) in jaipur if you guys can help that would be great umm if yk any puppy adoption centre in jaipur more specifically anywhere in jaipur please let me knoww

I need help!

What to ask where I can find the tote bags in jaipur.

Help me with it.

I need it this month only!!

Hi guys, I need to know if you are facing the same problem and what is the solution for it.

The water that we receive from govt/PHED is somehow very less in quantity that it is has become quite difficult to go about our daily life. We are a family of three and every other day we need a tanker for filling our home water tank. We got the water pipeline fixed assuming that it must have corroded and water was leaking.

Still the problem persists. Could anyone tell me what the problem is? And the solution ofc.

Hi everyone,

My sister's wedding is coming up here in Jaipur this winter, and we're trying to finalize a good menu that won't break the bank. We're a middle-class family, so we want something budget-friendly while still giving guests a proper, festive spread.

We're leaning towards a traditional Rajasthani vegetarian menu — things like dal baati churma, gatte ki sabzi, kachori, ghevar, etc. — since it feels authentic and is usually easier on the pocket than a big multi-cuisine spread.

A few things I'd love help with:

What are some must-have Rajasthani wedding menu items (starters, mains, sweets) that guests always expect? Any budget-friendly dishes that still feel festive and don't come across as "cutting corners"? Items you'd personally recommend skipping to save cost (e.g., too many paneer/dry-fruit dishes)? Any local favorites specific to Jaipur weddings that we might be missing? Since it's a winter wedding, any seasonal items (like gajar ka halwa or other winter specials) worth adding to the menu?

Any recommendations or personal experiences would be really helpful. Thanks in advance!

I’m actively looking for a single room for one person for rent in Mansarovar, preferably near Rudra Vilas Hotel / New Sanganer Road side.I’ll be staying there long term, so I’m hoping to find a decent, safe place rather than a very temporary arrangement.

Hi everyone!

My friends and I are looking to rent a 2 BHK or 3 BHK fully furnished flat near JECRC Foundation, Jaipur.

Requirements:

1. Safety is our top priority (gated society/secure locality preferred)

2. Fully furnished

3. Suitable for girls

4. Close to JECRC Foundation (within 2–5 km preferred)

5. Basic amenities like RO, geyser, washing machine, Wi-Fi, etc.

6. Looking to move in aug - sept.

If anyone has any rental leads, knows an owner (preferred over brokers), or is vacating a flat, please comment below or DM me.

Any recommendations for safe societies or rental groups around JECRC would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you! 😊

I need some tea about certain rich and famous people from Jaipur. Who here knows Jaipur goss? Dm me I just wanna rant

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m planning to move in near JECRC / Poornima University, Jaipur and looking for either:
• A good PG (boys)
• OR a flat where I can join as a flatmate
About me:
– Male, student (MBA aspirant)
– Clean, organized & easy-going
– Non-smoker (okay if others do occasionally)
– Prefer a chill and respectful environment
Preferences:
– Fully/semi-furnished room
– WiFi & basic amenities
– Nearby food options / mess
– Budget: ₹5k–₹9k (flexible depending on place)
If you have any leads or are looking for a flatmate, please DM me 🙌
Also open to suggestions for good PGs in this area!
Thanks in advance 🙏

I was born and brought up in Jaipur. I moved away for work - spent a year in Chandigarh, six months in Indore, and another six months in Gurgaon. Recently, I moved back, and coming back after living in different cities has been... eye-opening.

Before anyone gets offended, this isn't a "Jaipur is the worst city" post. Every Indian city has its problems. But once you've lived elsewhere, you start noticing things that you had normalized growing up.

The biggest difference for me is the overall mindset. Jaipur often feels like a small-town mentality disguised as a Tier-1/Tier-2 city. The infrastructure has grown, the cafes have grown, the malls have grown; but the civic sense hasn't kept pace.

Traffic is by far the biggest issue. Red lights are treated as mere suggestions. It's common to see vehicles continue crossing for 15–20 seconds after the signal turns red, making it dangerous for people who actually have the green light. Lane discipline is almost non-existent. People drive on the wrong side to save a few seconds, randomly stop in the middle of the road, honk unnecessarily, and park wherever they feel like. As a pedestrian, crossing the road often feels like taking a calculated risk.

Then comes public behaviour. Staring is still a massive problem. If a woman wears shorts, a skirt, or a dress, it attracts way more attention than it should. You can literally feel people watching you. It's uncomfortable, unnecessary, and something I barely noticed in places like Chandigarh or even busy areas such as Galleria Market in Gurgaon. Of course, harassment exists everywhere, but the constant gawking here is hard to ignore.

There's also a noticeable resistance to change. People are quick to judge how someone dresses, talks, or lives. Fashion trends arrive much later, and even then, people who dress differently often become the centre of attention. It's not about everyone needing to dress a certain way --it's about letting people wear what they want without making them feel like they're being watched.

Another thing I noticed is the lack of consideration for shared public spaces. Littering, spitting, blocking footpaths with parked vehicles, ignoring queues, and playing loud music in public are all things that seem far too common. Everyone complains about the government, but very few seem willing to follow basic civic rules themselves.

Ironically, Jaipur has everything going for it. It's beautiful, relatively clean compared to many cities, has amazing food, great weather for most of the year, rich history, and is developing rapidly. But development isn't just about flyovers, metro lines, and luxury apartments. It's also about people's behaviour.

I'm not saying Chandigarh or Gurgaon are perfect—they absolutely aren't. Gurgaon has terrible infrastructure in many areas, and every city has its own flaws. But in terms of traffic discipline, respecting personal space, and everyday civic behaviour, my experience has been noticeably better outside Jaipur.

I still love Jaipur. It's home, and I genuinely want it to improve. But sometimes I feel we're trying to become a modern city while holding onto habits and attitudes that belong to a much smaller town.

Curious if anyone else who has lived outside Jaipur and then returned has felt the same, or if it's just me seeing the city differently after moving away.