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A Rathore Chief with His Kinsmen, 1700 Nagaur (or Ghanerao)

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The entrance to the imposing Mehrangarh Fort is guarded by a series of seven famous gates. To the left of innermost gate, Loha Pol, or “Iron Gate”, are 15 small handprints left by the wives of the maharaja before they immolated themselves on his funeral pyre. Known as sati marks, the gilded handprints most likely date back to the 1843 death of Maharaja Man Singh. The custom of sati has ancient origins in the Hindu faith, and was practiced widely in the Rajasthan area. Wives were dressed in wedding finery to join their husbands in death as an act of devotion and faith, usually within a day of his death. In 1731, following the death of Maharaja Ajit Singh six wives and fifty-eight concubines placed themselves in the funeral fires. The practice horrified early western colonials, and it was outlawed by the British in 1829, but was not officially condemned by the Indian government until 1987 when they passed the Commission of Sati (Prevention) Act, in the wake of a well publicized sati death. The last recorded case of sati in Jodhpur was in 1953. #Sati #सती #Tales #Legend #Devotion #Faith #Hinduism #DeathOverDishonour #Rajput #Rathore #Rajputana #Maharani #Princess #FuneralPyre #Historic #Heritage #Mehrangarh #Jodhpur #JodhpurDiaries #JodhpurJournal #Rajasthan #India #Wanderer #Wanderlust #Travel #Travelogue #TravelDiaries (at Mehrangarh Fort) https://www.instagram.com/p/BlI3JeoFXSh/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hg56g83b7h4a

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Tech for the People, Not the Bureaucrats 🚀

Jaipur: Cabinet Minister Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore just dropped some truth bombs in his DOIT review meeting.

👨‍💻 The Bottom Line: Technology is only successful if the common man actually benefits from it.

📊 AI vs. Manual: He’s ordered a separate evaluation of customer satisfaction for AI-based services vs. manual ones. He wants to know: Which one actually helps citizens more?

⏳ No More Waiting: Call centers take note! Hold times (both AI and manual) will be strictly monitored. No more “your call is important to us” while you wait forever.

🗂️ Smart Data: Data management needs to be organized and searchable. If a citizen needs info, they should find it fast.

📱 The Goal: Simple, Fast & Trustworthy services. Apps should be so easy to use that you can find facilities in your area instantly.

Quote to remember: “Technology is not about complexity. It’s about real convenience for the real citizen.” – Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore

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Get Skilled or Get Left Behind 🎓⚡

Jaipur, we have a vibe shift.

At the Rajasthan Vishwakarma Skill University convocation (Birla Auditorium, April 22), Col. Rajyavardhan Rathore didn't just give away degrees to 556 students. He dropped some serious life lessons. 🎤

Here’s the gist for your timeline:

💡 “Your life is just starting. What you do with your skill now = Your identity.”

💡 “Dynamic world? Either BE the change or STAY ready for it.”

He talked about PM Modi’s vision: Skill, Re-skill, Up-skill. It’s not a one-time exam. It’s a forever process. The world is literally waiting for India’s youth.

🔧 NDA flashback: He learned welding, architecture, AND computers in the army. Moral of the story? Go multi-dimensional. Don't be a one-trick pony.

📢 To the students:

Don’t fear failure. (It grows you.)

Keep massive targets.

Listen to your parents. (It’s hard work raising you.)

And the final punch? Swami Vivekananda: “Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached.”

So, whether you are a grad or just scrolling – Keep learning. Keep failing. Keep levelling up. 🚀

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 COLONEL RATHORE IS BACK WITH A MEGA CAMPAIGN! 🔥

You know that energy when a leader puts the worker first? That’s Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore (@Ra_THORe) for you.

Cabinet Minister. Rajasthan Government. Olympian. And now, launching the ‘Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Training Mega Campaign 2026.’

The goal? Create Saksham Karyakarta (Capable Workers) for a Sashakt Sangathan (Strong Organization).

📍 Mark your calendars:

🗓️ March 28, 2026 ⏰ 4:50 PM Sharp 📍 Siyaram Marriage Garden, Lalchandpura, Jaipur (#Jhotwara)

This isn't just a political event. It’s a masterclass in grassroots ideology.

Be there. Learn from the best. Build the organization.

Everyone is cordially invited. Don’t miss it.

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"Take the money from me. Just build the damn ramp."

Ever heard a politician say something that actually made you stop scrolling?

This is one of those times.

Rajyavardhan Rathore, Olympic medalist & Sports Minister of Rajasthan, lost his cool in a meeting. Why?

Because basic ramps for divyang (differently-abled) athletes weren't built.

And then he said this:

"Build ramps for the divyang. Even if you have to take the money from me, build it."

Mic drop.

This isn't just anger. It's a refusal to accept excuses (not even "budget issues") for excluding people.

It reframes accessibility from a "favor" to a non-negotiable RIGHT.

Think about it:

For a wheelchair user, a ramp = freedom.

It's the difference between being a spectator and a participant.

Between dependence and independence.

Yet, we build inaccessible worlds every day.

Rathore's outburst is a masterclass in empathetic leadership. It's about feeling outrage when policies fail on the ground.

It’s a reminder that true "vikas" (development) is only real when it includes everyone.

No more excuses. Just build the ramps.

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Step in Sync. Grow in Strength.

Today felt different. Met with Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore and the new BJP team in the city. The room wasn't just full of people. It was full of energy.

Raw, hopeful, determined energy from new appointees. Steady, experienced energy from veteran workers. And in that mix, something solidified. A shared belief. A stronger resolve.

He said it perfectly: "The enthusiasm and energy of everyone strengthened our faith and commitment."

But this line hit home even more: "Walking in step with comrades is what continually empowers the organization."

It’s not about one leader. It’s not about one worker. It’s about the step. The shared, synchronized step. That’s where the real power is. That’s how movements are built. That’s how you keep going, no matter what.

Feeling pumped. Feeling united. Onwards. Together.