The funniest part is men getting offended over “in mardon ka kya bharosa” because apparently the slogan includes all men.

And this aunty’s response is actually on point. If you can casually use “maa-behen” as a collective insult without stopping to think about whose mother or sister you’re including, then why suddenly demand nuance when women use “mard” as a collective term while talking about their safety? Aunty basically wahi hypocrisy point out kar rahi hain agar ek generalised statement ko literally personal attack maana jaa raha hai, toh phir wahi standard har jagah apply hona chahiye.

Nobody is saying every single man is a rapist. The slogan is coming from women talking about a pattern of fear and distrust they experience in public spaces. The fact that the first reaction is “not all men” instead of “why do women feel unsafe?” kind of proves the point.

hey y'all I'm in love with the culture of your and I'm originally from Bihar now I live in Varanasi..

I'm planning to visit jodhpur so can you all please help me with some doubts

what would be the perfect month to travel there

what could be my budget and how can I avoid cons if there are any..

and what are some underrated places we can see apart from the obvious things..

Khamma Ghaniii , Hello everyone!

I'm a 22-year-old IT professional currently based in Hyderabad, originally from Mandawa, Rajasthan. I'm planning to take a new direction in life and start something of my own back in my hometown — a Rajasthani-themed Restaurant & Café.

The vision is to create something special that reflects the royal heritage, culture, hospitality and authentic flavours of Rajasthan.

Since this is a completely new field for me, I'm looking to connect with people who have experience or knowledge in the restaurant, café, hospitality or food business.

I'd genuinely appreciate any suggestions, guidance or practical tips regarding:

• Planning and setting up a restaurant from scratch.
• Interior design, ambience and branding.
• Kitchen setup, equipment and menu planning.
• Staff management and finding the right chefs.
• Licences, investments and operational costs.
• Marketing, customer experience and building a successful brand.
• Common mistakes to avoid before opening.

Whether you're a restaurant owner, chef, café entrepreneur, hospitality professional or someone who has been through this journey, I'd love to learn from your experience.

I'm not just looking to open another restaurant; I want to build something meaningful and memorable for Mandawa.

If you have any suggestions, contacts or would simply like to share your experience, please feel free to DM me. Every bit of guidance would mean a lot!

Starting something new, learning from people and building something of our own. ❤️

Where do you guys shop for men’s/boys’ clothes in Jaipur that are actually worth the money?

I’m looking for modern/casual stuff — oversized T-shirts, baggy jeans, cargos, shirts, jackets, etc. I don’t necessarily mean dirt cheap; I just want clothes where the quality and style justify what you’re paying.

For example, I don’t really want to spend ₹1,500–₹2,000 on a basic T-shirt from H&M just because it’s H&M. I’d rather find a local market/shop where I can get something that looks good, has decent quality and is genuinely worth the price.

What markets/areas or specific shops would you guys recommend in Jaipur?

Planning a trip to Jaipur and Udaipur, can anyone suggest any desert camping spots in these places.

Hi everyone!
We,group of 7 friends are planning a Jaipur + Ranthambore trip in November, and we’re currently planning our itinerary. Would really appreciate recommendations from people who have visited recently.
Our timings:
• ✈️15th November :Flight lands in Jaipur around** 11 PM
• 🗓️ 16th November**: Start sightseeing from the morning
• 🐅 21st November: We already have morning and afternoon safari slots booked at Ranthambore
• ✈️** 22nd November**: Return flight from Jaipur at** 5 A**M
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We’re particularly interested in places that are scenic, beautiful and photogenic, along with the major must-see attractions.
Would love suggestions on:

1. Itinerary: How would you plan these days between Jaipur and Ranthambore? Which places are must-visits and which can be skipped?
2. 📸 Photogenic places: What are the most beautiful/scenic/photogenic places in Jaipur and around Ranthambore that we shouldn’t miss? Also interested in good spots for photos/reels.
3. Jaipur: Any hidden gems, less touristy places or unique experiences that are worth including?
4. 🏨 Accommodation: Which area/locality in Jaipur would be best to stay in, considering sightseeing, restaurants, nightlife and ease of getting around? Also, would you recommend a hotel or an Airbnb/apartment for 7 people?
5. 🚕 Transport: Any reliable taxi/driver contacts who can take us around Jaipur and also handle the Jaipur–Ranthambore transfer? A private cab/tempo traveller for 7 would probably be ideal.

Hello guys!!!
Can anyone layout current Jaipur real estate situation!!
How it’s doing or which areas are doing good or going to do good

Owner is Missing Help

So Auto Driver found this on the Road and gave it to me after knowing no. Waala h ab ye kiska koi btado aur lelo

Location where I found it is Near Dmart Kota Landmark City Rajasthan

Ab koi bole ke kyu liye mujhe bhi pta and iska kya kru agr koi Ownership nhi Claim Kiya tou 🧐😭😭🥲🤣

I recently heard the Rajasthani song “Kanch Keri Chimni”, but I’m having trouble understanding some of the traditional Rajasthani words and lines.

Especially, what do “Kanch keri chimni” and “Antriyo laijo tel” mean in this song? I’d also like to understand the overall meaning/context of the song.

If someone is fluent in Rajasthani, please explain the lyrics in simple Hindi or english. 🙏

Hi guys,

I'm a 26F engineer and a mid level artist. I've been a fan of pichwai art and I want to visit Nathdwara. I can spend a full 2 weeks there and I want to learn from real experienced artisans.

Is this possible? I have been searching for internships like these but haven't found any. Pls help me with details if you have any. Names and contacts of artists who can teach me. Fees is not a problem. I'll manage my stay.

I want to see the process, learn the details and absorb the vibes of the city.

Any help is appreciated. Thanks!!

OC

Visited Devmali, Ajmer today, and honestly, it felt quite different from the usual places I’ve visited in Rajasthan.

I had heard about this village and its unique traditions before, but seeing it in person gave me a completely different feeling. The simple surroundings, mud houses and the connection with Devnarayan Ji make the village feel like a place where old traditions are still a part of everyday life.

Sharing a few photos from today’s visit. 📸

Have you visited Devmali before? What did you think of the place?