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Traditional Indian Delights: Ujjaini Sev, Kesar Peda, and Mohanthal

Indian sweets and snacks have a unique charm that appeals to every palate. Among the popular choices are Ujjaini Sev, Kesar Peda Sweet, and Mohanthal. These traditional treats not only bring delightful flavors but also have a rich cultural significance.

Ujjaini Sev: A Crispy Delight

Ujjaini Sev is a crispy and savory snack that originates from Ujjain, a city known for its delicious street food. Made from gram flour and spices, Ujjaini Sev has a unique texture and flavor, making it a perfect companion to your tea or as a topping for chaats and other dishes.

Kesar Peda Sweet: A Touch of Royalty

Kesar Peda Sweet is a popular Indian dessert, known for its rich flavor and saffron-infused sweetness. Made from condensed milk and flavored with cardamom and saffron, this sweet has a soft, melt-in-your-mouth texture. It’s often served during festivals and celebrations, making it a must-try treat.

Mohanthal: A Traditional Indian Fudge

Mohanthal is a classic Indian sweet that resembles a rich fudge, made from gram flour, ghee, sugar, and nuts. This traditional Gujarati sweet has a grainy texture and is often flavored with cardamom. Mohanthal is a favorite during festive seasons and is known for its distinct taste and rich ingredients.

Conclusion

Whether you crave the crunchy Ujjaini Sev, the rich Kesar Peda Sweet, or the indulgent Mohanthal, these traditional Indian treats are sure to bring joy to your taste buds. Each offers a unique experience, reflecting the diverse flavors of Indian cuisine.

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Appreciating the Beauty of India

Last year we went to a week long trip and explored new places in the mountains. We made our final stop at Shimla before coming home. In the afternoon we all went for a walk at the famous Shimla Mall Road a popular destination for tourists as well as locals.

The distance between the hotel and the mall road was short making it easier for us to reach and enjoy the beauty without worrying about our transport.

I remember going down was easy but coming up was a huge task as the road was pretty steep and we had to take small steps in order to reach the top and if you would think that’s the end. Nope it isn’t the steep continues till the main gate of our hotel.

During the afternoon and night time the mall road looked so pretty I was left mesmerised. Enjoying the long walk exploring, old shops, sitting under the tree watching people pass by and enjoying the sun, having good coffee were a few things I did and of course having good food.

I don’t know why people say that India doesn’t have any beautiful places, everywhere you go it is filthy and dirty but that’s not entirely true.

There are so many beautiful places in our country that people don’t know of and need to know. These places do give a tough competition when compared to foreign countries destination/tourists spots.

And leave the people in awe and wondering whether these kind of places actually existed or not. Sadly Indians don’t take care of their surroundings leading to poor hygienic environmental conditions.

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A few songs in Bengali Films that sets the mood for the viewers to watch it

It is widely opined that Indian cinema is fundamentally deficient without its alluring songs. Therefore, it comes as no astonishment that we have been bestowed with copious instances of melodious tunes that effortlessly captivate the hearts of the audience, serving as the quintessential companion to the presented opus.

In my particular case, I have chanced upon a few invaluable gems that instantly transport me to the realm of the film, summoning the desired sentiments. Permit me to bestow upon you my adulations:

Tabo Charana Nimne (Oh! Behold the beauty below) - First and foremost, we have the 1966 magnum opus "Subhaschandra", skilfully directed by the venerable Piyush Basu. This cinematic marvel delves into the existence of Subhash Chandra Bose, an extraordinary patriot who played a pivotal role in India's National movement. The film exhibits an array of patriotic melodies, deftly composed to resonate with the narrative and ignite the fervor of patriotism within the hearts of the viewers. In my humble opinion, the song that truly encapsulates this sentiment is none other than 'Tabo Charana Nimne', crafted by the illustrious Rajanikanta Sen. Although I certainly appreciate the other musical offerings, this particular melody, when juxtaposed with the film, instils in me an unparalleled sense of patriotism and motivation. The musical genius Aparesh Lahiri, in collaboration with Maestro Manna Dey, ensures that this song is performed with utmost delicacy and finesse.

2. Haridaser Bulbul Bhaja (A roadside snack prepared by Haridas) - Progressing to Tarun Majumder's romantic comedy extravaganza of 1972, 'Sriman Prithviraj'. Allow me to assert that the captivating opening song, 'Haridasher bulbul bhaja-', wonderfully crooned by the talented Tarun Bandyopadhyay and brought to life on screen by the incomparable Rabi Ghosh, effortlessly grasps the attention of the audience. Unbeknownst to them, it ushers a delightful smile onto their countenances, preparing them for the enchantment that lies ahead. Penned down by the beloved lyricist Gauriprasanna Majumder and composed by the legendary Hemanta Mukherjee, this delightful melody, in my view, wholeheartedly caters to the desires of the audience. One might even consider it an 'anthem' for the roadside food vendors in India, who, as a crucial part of the masses, satiate the hunger of weary travellers with their freshly prepared and reasonably priced delectables.

3. Potaldangar amra kojon bikhyato char murtiman (We are the famous four musketeers from Potaldanga) Now, let us venture into the whimsical world of "Tenida", where we are regaled by the exploits of the spirited Tenida and his three precocious juniors, Habul, Pyala, and Kyabla. Unlike typical elder figures in any group, Tenida not only acts as a member of the gang but also manages to reduce the average age of the group! The song 'Potaldangar amra kojon', penned by the esteemed Shibdas Bandyopadhyay, brilliantly captures the thoughts and aspirations of a teenager embarking on a new world. It seamlessly combines the innocence and purity of adolescence, presented in a simplistic manner. Ajoy Das, with his musical prowess, and the enchanting voice of Manna Dey, add that extra touch of magic! While I personally believe that the film may pale in comparison to the novel, this particular song successfully revives the ambiance and endeavors to engulf the individual in a world of cheer and merriment, far removed from the clutches of despondency.

4. Chalo Ekhono Somoy Ache (Let's go for there is still time) - Next, we step into the enchanting realm of Anjan Dutta's 2008 spectacle 'Chalo Let's Go'. This cinematic masterpiece delves into the themes of camaraderie, intricate relationships, and most importantly, travel. The song 'Cholo ekhono somoy ache', performed by the talented quartet comprising Anjan Dutt, Ujjaini Mukherjee, Sreekanta Acharya, and Rupam Islam, under the skilled musical direction of Neel Dutta, splendidly encompasses the essence of bohemianism, offering a nonchalant glimpse into life accompanied by a wave of nostalgia. The line within the song, 'Ei poth jodi na sesh hoy-', is guaranteed to bring a smile to any Bengali's countenance even today! This song ingeniously combines the Bengali yearning for exploration with a hint of nostalgia. Personally, I find it to be a melodious bridge that seamlessly connects the audience to the film's narrative. Thus, I strongly assert that this song possesses an extraordinary connection.

5. Jekono Bhumikay Somaane Lore Jaai (I fit into any role) - Last but certainly not the least, we have Abhijit Choudhury's 2003 cinematic marvel, "Patalghar". This film bestowed upon us the unforgettable song 'Jekono bhumikay somaane lore jaai-', rendered with great finesse by the talented Kharaj Mukherjee, under the musical supervision of the revered Debojyoti Mishra. This delightful masterpiece isn't merely a song; it encompasses dialogues and harmonious chaos, paying homage to the luminaries of Bengali cinema, such as the legendary Uttam Kumar and Chhabi Biswas.

Allow me to emphasize that what I have just shared is but a minuscule fraction in the vast expanse of mesmerizing songs that adeptly set the ambience and instantaneously connect the audience with the audio-visual experience. And mind you, this is merely within my vernacular! I am acutely aware that there are countless melodies in other languages, awaiting discovery and admiration. Hence, I beseech my cherished readers to share their thoughts and recommendations, as I eagerly yearn to explore even more musical masterpieces within the confines of my own vernacular.

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Indori Namkeens on a Budget: Delicious and Affordable Indori Snacks on Indore.Online

Introduction

If you have an unwavering love for Indori Namkeens, you’re not alone. These savoury snacks, originating from the heart of India, have captured the taste buds of millions across the country and beyond. Whether it’s the crunch of Ratlami Sev, the tanginess of Khatta Meetha Mixture, or the unique flavours of Ujjaini Sev, there’s something about Indori Namkeens that keeps us coming back for more.

But what if you’re not in Indore? What if you’re in Mumbai, craving for that authentic Indori taste? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. In this blog post, we’ll tell you about the best Indore Namkeen shop in Mumbai and how you can order Indore Namkeen online.

The Love for Indori Namkeens

Indori Namkeens are not just snacks; they are a feeling. A feeling that takes you on a culinary journey to the heart of India—Indore. The city is famous for its variety of Namkeens, each with its own unique taste and texture. From the spicy Ratlami Sev to the tangy Khatta Meetha Mixture, the flavours are as diverse as the city itself.

One of the reasons for the popularity of Indori Namkeens is their authenticity. They are made using traditional recipes passed down through generations. The use of high-quality ingredients and the perfect blend of spices result in Namkeens that are simply irresistible.

Indori Namkeens on a Budget

Indori Namkeens are known for their rich flavours and authentic taste. But did you know that you can enjoy these delicious snacks without burning a hole in your pocket? Yes, you heard it right! With a little bit of planning and smart shopping, you can enjoy your favourite Indori Namkeens on a budget.

Here are some tips to help you save money while enjoying your favourite Indori Namkeens:

Buy in Bulk: Buying in bulk is a great way to save money. Most online stores, including Indore.Online, offer discounts on bulk purchases. So, stock up on your favourite Namkeens and save money in the long run.

Look for Deals and Discounts: Keep an eye out for deals and discounts. Online stores often have sales and promotional offers. Make sure to take advantage of these deals to get your favourite Indori Namkeens at a discounted price.

Compare Prices: Before making a purchase, check pricing across many internet sites. This will allow you to locate the greatest bargain and save money.

Plan Your Snacks: Instead of buying snacks on impulse, plan your snacks for the week. This will help you avoid unnecessary purchases and save money.

Remember, enjoying Indori Namkeens doesn’t have to be expensive. With these tips, you can enjoy your favourite snacks while staying on a budget.

Let’s take a closer look at some of the popular choices of Indori Namkeens available on Indore.Online:

Ratlami Sev: A spicy sev made from gram flour and a mix of other spices. It’s the perfect accompaniment to a cup of tea.

Ujjaini Sev: This sev is known for its unique flavour and texture. It’s a must-try for all namkeen lovers.

Khatta Meetha Mixture: A sweet and sour mix of various Namkeens, it’s the perfect snack for those who like a bit of everything.

Conclusion

From the spicy Ratlami Sev to the tangy Khatta Meetha Mixture, there’s an Indori Namkeen for every palate. And the best part? You don’t have to break the bank to enjoy these delicious snacks.

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to Indore.Online and start exploring the wide range of authentic Indori Namkeens available. Happy snacking!

Remember, the key to enjoying Indori Namkeens is to savour them in moderation. After all, the joy of eating is in the taste, not in the quantity.

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PM Modi performs Pooja & Darshan at Sri Ujjaini Mahakali Devasthanam in Hyderabad, Telangana

PM Modi performs Pooja & Darshan at Sri Ujjaini Mahakali Devasthanam in Hyderabad, Telangana

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Sri Ujjaini Mahakali in Secunderabad

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College Life:

College has been a different and unique experience for me. Though i have hardly just started and only 1 year has gone by but my overall experience till now has been filled with surprises.

I realised that school and college are very different from each other. When I was in school I desperately wanted to get out and be in college but now when i’m in college i feel like school was better. It’s not that i miss my school but in many instances/situations my school was better than the college i’m in. But i’m keeping my hopes for the future, and probably after a few years i’ll look back at this blog and probably agree or disagree with my statement.

One more good thing about our college is that you can travel to different places like go to cafe’s, restaurants etc. There is a metro station near by which makes it easier to travel. I’ve been with my friends to a few places which have been a wonderful experience.

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YOGINI EKADASHI

Welcome, dear readers, to the mystical realm of Yogini Ekadashi, an auspicious day revered by millions of devotees seeking spiritual growth and enlightenment. In this blog, we embark on a journey guided by Siddhii, the wise yogini, who will unveil the significance, rituals, and benefits of observing this sacred day. Prepare to delve into the depths of Yogini Ekadashi and discover the path to attaining spiritual fulfillment.

Understanding Yogini Ekadashi:

Yogini Ekadashi falls on the eleventh day (Ekadashi) of the waxing and waning phases of the moon, according to the Hindu lunar calendar. It is a day dedicated to honoring Lord Vishnu, the preserver and sustainer of the universe. The term "Yogini" refers to female yogis who embody divine feminine energy, symbolizing power, wisdom, and spiritual awakening.

Significance of Yogini Ekadashi:

Yogini Ekadashi holds immense spiritual significance for devotees on their quest for self-realization. It is believed that observing this sacred day with devotion and discipline can bestow profound blessings, liberation from negative karma, and spiritual growth. Yogini Ekadashi is an opportunity to seek the divine grace of Lord Vishnu and deepen our connection with the divine.

Rituals and Observances:

Fasting:

Observing a fast on Yogini Ekadashi is considered highly meritorious. Devotees abstain from consuming grains, beans, and certain vegetables, partaking only in pure vegetarian food. Fasting purifies the body, mind, and soul, allowing us to focus on spiritual practices and introspection.

Vigil and Chanting:

Devotees spend the night of Yogini Ekadashi in vigil, engaging in prayer, meditation, and recitation of sacred texts. Chanting Vishnu Sahasranama (thousand names of Lord Vishnu) or other hymns dedicated to Lord Vishnu brings divine vibrations and tranquility.

Temples and Pilgrimage:

Visiting temples dedicated to Lord Vishnu or undertaking a pilgrimage to sacred sites on Yogini Ekadashi is believed to amplify the spiritual energy and blessings. It allows devotees to immerse themselves in the divine ambiance and seek the blessings of the Lord.

Spiritual Benefits of Yogini Ekadashi:

Liberation from Karma:

Yogini Ekadashi offers a unique opportunity to dissolve negative karmic imprints and gain freedom from the cycle of birth and death. By observing this day with sincerity and devotion, one can reduce the burden of past actions and accelerate spiritual evolution.

Enhancing Spiritual Practices:

The heightened spiritual energy on Yogini Ekadashi supports and amplifies our spiritual practices. Whether it is meditation, yoga, or self-reflection, the auspiciousness of this day enables us to deepen our sadhana (spiritual practice) and experience profound inner transformation.

Divine Grace and Protection:

 Lord Vishnu, the preserver and protector, showers his divine grace upon his devotees on Yogini Ekadashi. Seeking his blessings on this day can invoke his divine protection, guidance, and blessings in all aspects of life.

Conclusion:

Yogini Ekadashi is a divine opportunity to embark on a transformative journey towards spiritual fulfillment. By observing the rituals, fasting, and engaging in sincere spiritual practices on this sacred day, we can align ourselves with the divine energy, experience inner growth, and receive the blessings of Lord Vishnu. Let us embrace Yogini Ekadashi as a gateway to transcendence and embark on a path of self-realization.

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Durgadas Rathore.

Durgadas Rathore (13 August 1638 – 22 November 1718) is credited with having preserved the rule of the Rathore dynasty over Marwar, India, following the death of Jaswant Singh in the 17th century. In doing so he had to defy Aurangzeb, a Mughal emperor.

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