Colorful Rajasthan where even donkeys get respect

- Mera Bharat Mahan - Akshay Antani
If you look around you, you will be sure that the proverb is true. Not only in the human race but also in the animal world, the sly foxes wave, and the donkey, who carries the load silently, has to suffer the burial and the donkey is mocked as a fool. However, useful and livelihood-giving animals like donkeys, which break their bodies by carrying loads, are completely neglected and made a subject of ridicule. Amidst this reality, it is really surprising to hear that donkey worship is done only in Rajasthan.
Gardhab is ritually worshiped once a year in Rajasthan on the day of Shitalashtam. Because, the donkey is considered the vehicle of the smallpox mother. In the temple of Shitla Mata, Goddess Aruda is seen on the donkey. Donkeys are decorated and worshiped especially in Bikaner during the Shitalashtami folk festival that comes after Holi. When Mataji's devotees finish their prayers, the donkeys made of cloth are offered in the temple. So if any animal including Togadheda is allowed to live in peace instead of being tortured, is it worship? The fact of this Gardbhapujan in Rangila Rajasthan should be known that-
Rangila is from Rajasthan
This is glory,
Asses too
is respect.
A terrifying temple in which the devotees fear to step
Devotees and devotees throng the temples to have a glimpse of the Lord, but one temple is so terrifying that the devotees are afraid to step into it and walk out with folded hands. There is a temple of Yamaraja in Chambama, Himachal Pradesh, which is feared by the people going inside. From the outside, this temple of Yamaraja looks like a house. It is believed that Yamaraja resides in this temple since time immemorial. An empty room is known as Chitragupta's room. Locals believe that when a person dies, Yamaraja's angels bring his soul to this place. Then Chitragupta examines the book of sins and virtues and decides whether to send the person to heaven or hell. The temple has four invisible gates. It is believed about the gates of gold, silver, copper and iron that it is taken through these four gates according to the deeds of the deceased in heaven or hell. Garuda Purana also mentions four gates in Yamaraja's court. A person who dies prematurely is offered pindaan in this temple. His birth is certain to die, but seeing the people who fear Yamaraja's temple, one has to say that-
Devotees go to temples
Purified by sight,
But go to Yama's temple
Hand in hand from a distance
Satisfied with far-sightedness.
Shouting natoo...natoo, police say no-toon...no-toon
The song 'Natoo... Natoo...' from the film 'RRR' made a sensation all over the world and won the Golden Globe Award, so the traffic police of Jaipur and Lucknow slightly changed the word Natoo... Natoo to spread awareness among the people to avoid breaking the traffic rules. is Jaipur Police has given a message, like 'No-to...drink driving'. So no drunk driving please. When Lucknow police never skips red signal, never trips, never breaks traffic rules... never never... but everyone knows that many times traffic When a driver is caught violating the rules, the traffic policemen take strict currency notes and settle them as far as possible. So the drivers can sing, 'Notu... Notu... Notu... Kadkadti Notu...'
Whites beating sticks,
Panda preserves the genealogy of the British
There is a saying that snakes left and Lesotho remained. The genealogy of the white rulers who came during the British ruled over India for just a few years, when they went back, did they gather a little? So the question arises where that genealogy has been saved. To find the answer to this question, one has to go to Gangamaiya Ghat in Banaras or Hardwar. It is surprising to know that some British also have Pandas in Hardwar. The names and genealogical details of the Englishmen who came to Hardwar in independent India are available from the pandas of these Englishmen.
Pandas have done a great job of preserving the details of the past and the genealogy of countless people. How the tide has reversed after independence! The genealogy of the British who ruled India is enshrined in the Pandavas, while the sage Shaunaka of Indian descent rules the land of the British.
India's only
District of 'Flute'
Radha's name you are playing the sound of the flute melo ghanshyam... morli veran hai re Kanuda tari morli veran hai... Shyam teri bansi kanaiya teri bansi pukare radha naam... kanha tumne bansi jo bajai re, jamuna pe daudi radha ayi re ... One name of Krishna is Bansidhar. Bansidhar Krishna hypnotizes Sahu by playing tunes in the flute. That is why innumerable folk songs have been composed about Krishna playing Morli since time immemorial. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also remembered Muralidhar Krishna and said, 'I believe Lord Sri Krishna also played the flute made in Pilibhit, UP.' With this collision everyone's attention was drawn towards Pilibhit. Till then many people do not know that Pilibhit city is known as 'Bansuri district'. Various types of flutes have been made from bamboo in Pilibhit for centuries. Bansuri players from across the country, including the great flutist Pannalal Ghosh, Hariprasad Chaurasia, Ronu Mazumdar, play Souravali from flutes made in Pilibhit.
Two decades ago, 90 percent of the total production of flutes in the country was made in Pilibhit. Until now bamboo was brought from Assam to make beautiful and melodious flutes, but now a plan has been taken to grow bamboo around Pilibhit. Bareilly city became famous all over the world with the song 'Jhumka Gira Re Bareilly Ke Bazarme' and then a jhumka hanging column has been erected in the village square at the cost of lakhs. and is named 'Bansuri Chowk'. In Pilibhit, the flute maker, sounds of communal harmony are heard. The flutes that have become the hallmark of Krishna are made by Muslim artisans. A few decades ago, more than 6 million flutes were produced in Pilibhit annually, but ever since cheap flutes made in China have started arriving, the production of flutes here has decreased, so the song has to be changed a bit.
Morli Veran hai re
China your morley
It happened.
pancha-vani
Husband is a farmer
Wife Dhakshastri
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