Hi, Iâm Rajat Kumar Singh a.k.a Pilgrim of Delhi. First things first, let me Thank You for stopping by on my website. If you are here, you are probably curious to know more about me. So, here it goes⊠I am an engineering graduate from Delhi Technological University(Formerly Delhi College of Engineering), with a passion for photography and traveling. I love cruising my motorcycle on the roads known and unknown. Since I am pursuing higher studies, I donât get much time to travel the way I really wish! But that doesnât stop me from creating good content for you guys. I take a lot of photos & try to pen down my experiences. Iâd love for you to check them out. Recently, travel film making caught my eye and Iâll be starting my YouTube channel soon. I want to learn and experience as many wonderful things as I can and maintain a journal as I go, so that you all can be a party of my beautiful journey. Mainly, youâll find me exploring different places in and around Delhi. Sometimes, I travel to the mountains in search of peace and serendipity. Above all, I have immense love for motorcycle riding and wish to visit as many places as I can on my Royal Enfield. Follow me on my great travel escapade to experience some epic travel stories. I would be very grateful if you could share my blog with your friends and family. Your one share will brighten up my day. Thank you for being awesome. You can also follow me on Instagram for regular updates!
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đ·PHATAK NAMAK đ¶ . Without salt, life is devoid of savour and Shah Jahan was very well aware of this because salt was brought by the maund (40 seers) for the royal household from Namak-ki-Mandi in Agra City every week. It is still there, situated in the market area of Seo-ka-Bazar, Kinari Bazaar, Kashmere Bazaar and Johri Bazaar. So when he built Shahjahanabad, the emperor had some of the bazaars named after the ones in his former Capital. Phatak Namak owes its origin to those times. Situated near Hauz Qazi on the right of the road leading to Ajmere Gate, the phatak as such was erected later but there was always a salt market there. Caravans of camels brought salt to the city and it was all Lahori namak or rock salt. Sambari namak from the salt mines of Sambar in Rajasthan was sold by the pansaris (grocers). Salt was very cheap those days. In the time of Alauddin Khilji (1296-1316), it was sold at the rate of 2 and a half seers for a jittal. The sultan had fixed the rates for all essential commodities: wheat per maund was 7 and a half jittals (a jittal was a little more than a rupee), sugar per seer was 1 and a half jittals, gur per seer one third of a jittal, rice per maund 5 jittals, 2 and a half seers of butter or ghee cost 1 jittal, and oil was 3 seers for a jittal. . SOURCE: The Hindu, 26 May 2013. . . ă°ă°ă°ă°âă°ă°ă°ă°âă°ă°ă°ă°âă°ă°ă°ă° #indiapictures #maibhisadakchap #instagramprabhu #streetphotographyindia #apfmagazine #maeBhimastmaulaa  #asia_photo_magazine #creativeimagemagazine #planhatke #shootguru #_soidelhi  #Delhigram #dd_delhi #delhi_igers #delhiwale #delhi_diaries #delhiNCR #l4l #like #comment #f4f #travelwithshenaz #dslrofficial #nvedi #photographers_of_india #dpeg #people_and_world #SPIcollective #ig_world #incredibleindia (at Ajmeri Gate, New Delhi Railway Station, INDIA)
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