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Business & Economy • 02 Nov 2026

Seven Decades of Culinary Legacy: Kota's Pannalal Pakodi Survives Five Generations

Kota's iconic culinary establishment, Pannalal Pakodi, has successfully completed seventy years of continuous service across five generations. Originating during the historical Kota Darbar era near Kishorpura Darwaza, the business remains renowned for its

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Rajasthan State • 02 Nov 2026

220-Year-Old Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple in Dholpur Chambal Ravines Holds Deep Historic Legacy

Nestled deep within the infamous ravines of Chambal inside the historic Shergarh Fort, the 220-year-old Panchmukhi Hanuman Temple stands as a resilient symbol of faith. Constructed in 1805 by Maharaj Rana Kirat Singh, the founder of the Dholpur Jat prince

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Rajasthan State • 02 Nov 2026

Ranthambore Tiger Reserve Welcomes New Cub as Tigress T-93 Gives Birth

Wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists are celebrating a major milestone as tigress T-93 was recently sighted with a newborn cub in the Lahpur forest range of the Ranthambore Tiger Reserve. This joyous addition elevates the total tiger population in th

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Culture & Festivals • 01 Nov 2026

Gangiasar Village: Faith, Resilience, and Gulf Employment from Jhunjhunu

Gangiasar village in Rajasthan's Jhunjhunu district has earned a unique reputation for its deep-rooted religious faith surrounding Raymata and the remarkable enterprise of its youth. Over one thousand young individuals from the village have successfully s

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Rajasthan State • 01 Nov 2026

From a Small Grocery Shop in Pali to Bollywood's Most Trusted Physician: Dr. Gautam Bhansali's Inspiring Journey

Dr. Gautam Bhansali, born in a small village in Pali district, overcame limited resources to become a leading consultant physician at Mumbai's prestigious Bombay Hospital. Today, he is the trusted medical caregiver for Bollywood icons like Amitabh Bachcha

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Culture & Festivals • 01 Nov 2026

Mute Children in Bikaner Paint 12,000 Earthen Diyas, Reaching Gujarat and Kolkata

Hearing and speech-impaired children at the Divyang Seva Sansthan in Bikaner have successfully painted and decorated 12,000 earthen diyas for Diwali. Working diligently after their regular studies, these children have captured markets as far away as Gujar

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