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Retail & Shopping • 10 Nov 2026

Revival of Traditional Earthenware Sparks Culinary Trend in Bharatpur

Traditional kitchen utensils made from clay are making a remarkable comeback in Bharatpur, capturing the interest of modern households. A wide variety of eco-friendly cooking and dining alternatives, ranging from plates to deep pans, are now widely availa

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Culture & Festivals • 10 Nov 2026

Transforming Post-Festival Earthen Diyas into Sustainable Garden Planters

Following the conclusion of seasonal festivities, households frequently discard traditional earthen diyas as waste, overlooking their considerable potential for creative gardening applications. By adopting simple cleaning and decorative painting technique

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Retail & Shopping • 08 Nov 2026

Festive Surge: Massive Crowds Fill Sri Ganganagar Markets for Deepotsav Shopping

Vibrant festive enthusiasm has gripped Sri Ganganagar as massive crowds flood markets across the district headquarters and rural areas for Deepotsav shopping. Citizens are actively purchasing traditional clay lamps, floral garlands, firecrackers, and vari

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Rajasthan State • 07 Nov 2026

Aasulpur Preserves Ancient Craft of Wood-Fired Traditional Sweets

Amidst a modern era dominated by automated machines and rapid industrial food production, two sweet shops in Aasulpur village continue to uphold age-old culinary traditions. Using earthen kilns and slow wood-fire heat, local artisans prepare fresh mawa an

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Culture & Festivals • 07 Nov 2026

Jhunjhunu Markets Witness Massive Surge in Indigenous Clay Lamps and Kalash Demand

Jhunjhunu markets are experiencing a tremendous surge in the demand for indigenous products, particularly handmade clay lamps and ceremonial urns this festive season. This sweeping preference for local craftsmanship has drastically accelerated the wheels

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Culture & Festivals • 07 Nov 2026

Karauli Preserves Unique Diwali Tradition of Clay Haat Using Five Earthen Cups

In Karauli, Rajasthan, the age-old Diwali tradition of preparing a sacred clay Haat using five earthen cups remains vital for worship. The ritual involves filling five cups with five varieties of sweets to seek prosperity and family longevity. Despite the

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