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Rajasthan State • 18 Oct 2026

800-Year-Old Seem Mata Temple in Rajsamand Holds Ancient Swords and Rich History

The ancient Seem Mata Temple, situated on the border of Devgadh and Aamet in Rajsamand district, is an 800-year-old heritage site requiring devotees to cross seven hills. The temple is historically significant for housing a sword obtained during ancient b

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Culture & Festivals • 14 Oct 2026

Maa Shakambhari Temple: Exploring the Legend of the Salt Desert of Sambhar

The ancient temple of Maa Shakambhari in Sambhar, Jaipur Rural, is renowned for its fascinating legends and historical significance. According to local folklore, the goddess transformed a land of silver into salt during times of crisis. The site also hold

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Culture & Festivals • 12 Oct 2026

Udaipur's Ghata Wali Mataji Temple: History of Mughal Retreat and Highway Diversion

The revered Ghata Wali Mataji Temple on the hills of Debari in Udaipur stands as a monumental center of folk faith and historical legends in Mewar. During the Sharadiya Navratri, devotees from across the globe gather here to seek blessings at this divine

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Culture & Festivals • 07 Oct 2026

Grand Jeen Mata Mela Begins October 11 in Sikar with Rich Historical Heritage

The renowned Shaktipeeth Jeen Mata Mela in Rajasthan's Sikar district is scheduled to commence on October 11 alongside Sharadiya Navratri. The grand event draws lakhs of devotees nationwide, featuring the iconic Batisi Sangh arriving on camels. The festiv

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Culture & Festivals • 29 Sep 2026

Dholpur's 900-Year-Old Shergarh Fort Faces Severe Neglect and Ruin

The historic 900-year-old Shergarh Fort located near the Chambal River in Dholpur is currently facing severe neglect and decay. Ancient walls are collapsing, approach roads are completely ruined, and historical records like Tuzuk-e-Baburi bear testimony t

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Culture & Festivals • 21 Sep 2026

Raju Swami's 3×4‑Inch Canvas Sets Record with 17,480 Banyan Leaves

Senior miniature artist Raju Swami of Bikaner completed a 3 × 4 inch canvas depicting 17,480 individual banyan leaves in 1999. After 27 years, the Indian Book of Records officially recognised the piece in September 2026, noting the use of natural pigments

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