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Marwaris are Indian ethnic group of traders whose origin is from Marwar region. Rajasthan is being perceived as a dry rural place covered with desert with people in dhoti and pagdi with their sheep and camel. Thanks to Bollywood for this kind of positioning. Jaipur, on the other hand, a metropolitan city with all the happening lifestyle, Kota is the education hub of India likewise every place has its own specialty and they are not rural.
Rajasthan too has a hill-station and after looking down from there you would get to see greenery too not sand dunes. Many people just want to connect you to the Royal family and you like it too.
The basic food is the normal chapati , parantha, rice,vegetables and every fast food. In Rajasthan the monsoon is same as other states. There is no scarcity of rain and fear of drought every year. The consumption of liquor and non- veg is as good as in other states. Barring few communities Jain, Brahmins everyone consumes them. The attires that are portrayed in the daily soaps are not the attire that Rajasthanis wear.
In the most backward villages the old age people could be seen wearing the traditional dhoti, pagdi but generally, the attires are normal. Pic Src- Udaipurbeats. Please note Rajasthani language is generally synonym of Marwari language but this language is not spoken in whole Rajasthan, there are other regional languages spoken in other parts like Mewari in Mewar, Bagdi in Bagad etc and the languages differs with each other.
Udaipur, Img Src- Udaipurbeats. Jaipur is approx km from Udaipur and a more interesting fact is Ahmedabad is at half the distance from Udaipur. People sometimes relate Gujrat to Rajasthan. This song is world famous but this is not the only kalbeliya song in Rajasthan as this song is played everywhere every time. There are many other songs also. Rajasthani people should now stop playing this song and introduce another. Desert in Pushkar-Img Src Udaipurbeats. You cannot expect every Rajasthani to have seen the desert.
People generally assume that the desert which is shown in the movies would definitely be seen by every Rajasthani but the fact is very few Rajasthanis have seen the desert as the desert is mainly in the districts of Barmer, Jaisalmer and Bikaner so due to large geography of the state these places are very far for the people to reach obviously people living nearby only would have seen it. Am from Banswara rajasthjan and i agree with each n everything mentioned love rajasthaan and miss too.
Now that was really required!! I too have been questioned for many of the above mentioned points many times. I love Rajasthan…I was there for about four years, and I completely agree to what you have said about it…:. I am born and brought up i n Kota, rajasthan and yes i have never seen desert and all the points mentioned are very true. Well framed and nicely written!!! Totally agree…. I am from jaipur rajasthan and fully agree with your note and this is great work done by you and feel us to proud a rajasthani.
I really like this information as I am from Rajasthan it should be published I. I am fromJodhpur and would like to add one comment to the above We rajasthanis have a very respectful and sweet dialect in our regional languages also.
Agreed with all above points ….. Guys dont take it on yourself. But this is how our media portrays your state to any one from a different state. Pls take pride in mentioning these wherever u go. Not agree with 5th one. Soon as per climatical changes…now mansoon on time. Point no. What does this point try to indicate? People wearing traditional attire are backward? Here am talking about the people who wear it daily.
Nice one.. I think this has happened with each n every rajasthani..
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