I am a female who traveled solo in Rajasthan, firstly I'll recommend adding Jaisalmer to your itinerary it's the actual desert region and very close to Jodhpur about 5hrs by train and day time trains are available

When it comes to safety I felt Rajasthan was safe for me to travel as a solo female obviously yiu need to take basic safety precautions, i tavelled during day time in Jaipur and Jodhpur yiu get ola/Uber or local auto but in jaisalmer I'll recommend booking a cab if yiu are planning to go to border area, you can live in a desert camp too but you'll have to shell out more as solo traveller as these tents are big to accommodate couple or family

The people of Rajasthan are warm and hospitable they respect women you need to show respect to their culture and practices and not question them or look down upon their practices

Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev is the masterpiece and phenomenal acting by main leads and most of the supporting actors.

ok I’m going to puke now

I see many people happy but how many actually gonna buy this? lol.
Considering those who can afford it always go for the z900 or something else.
I was waiting for the cb650r but it didn't launch in time and I just went with a trident 660, similar style and similar power so I'm still happy.
Wish Honda India grows their mentality and bring thier lineup here just as Kawasaki or triumph

And when in complete attire...those gamkharus, khopa with that gohona, and a rose is peak💯

Go to the showroom of the bike you are thinking of buying and them if they exchange bike also. Or else the fastest way will be ,go to a local bike dealer and sell it to him

LOL

What is this “companionship” that only a female traveller/local can provide?

Happy birthday

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For me one first day sore throat. Next 2 days cold. Next day fever. And then cold again. Then running nose alone for a week. Now I am fine.

Which rich person said so?

Ye dhuan dhuan sa rehne do.

Maybe because they don't want competition at the top! /s

While I say that in a funny, sarcastic way, it's true, though. You can see the fight for monopoly in many industries such as steel, telecom, food and beverages, etc. in India. Imagine who all will have the same monopoly game across the world. What do Boeing and Airbus do to keep the competition going only between them?

Coming back to the topic that OP mentioned:

It's always the case. Very rarely have I come across realistic *rich* individuals, where they say, you have to hustle! Most of the times these rich people have had some or the other support! Maybe not direct but indirectly, too!

Not taking away any credit from the below rich individuals. They all worked hard. But the initial push and support they got later went into throttle mode. You know the statement many of us say, "wish there was someone to invest in me or give me the support to kick-start things."

Google Elon Musk dad, Bill Gates mother, Jeff Bezos loan from his parents, Mark Zuckerberg took loan from his parents too.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2021/jan/31/small-business-entrepreneurs-success-parents

I am not getting into the details, but very few who are on the top will tell you that it isn't an easy road. Times have changed. Generational wealth does matter. But it doesn't mean that those who don't have generational wealth won't become rich. They will, but it will take a little longer than the people mentioned above.

Hustle is required. In today's world, you have to keep going. At the same time, enjoy what life gives you, too!

You simply still have to do JEE

जैसी प्रजा, वैसा राजा।

Bc iss bande ka poora career ladkiyon ke saath flirt karne se i aur pyaar karne se chal raha hai

They are not even volunteers. These guys get paid around 20K a month for this ''charity" work. And they got targets to achieve. They have commercialized the whole process.

On a fun note, I have always wondered where the UN (IMF) had this unlimited treasury from where any country can take a loan. What if we are the IMF. 😅

Cinepolis has the worst set of these agents. We once confronted the management as these guys were literally waiting outside the washroom to talk to us. Like they would see us go in and then wait outside. My friend apparently got approached inside the washroom.
They keep pestering each time we get out for an interval break. Even while we might be talking to someone.

The management said it's part of their 'CSR' initiatives to let them in but that's just not fair on the customers who pay a premium to be there. So immature of the management to feel they can just let people loiter around and annoy customers for donation and call that social responsibility. I don't mind then being outside the ticketing area but letting them in where all the customers are is just plain ignorant.

Already my instagram is making me feel bad enough with all these videos of kids and parents crying for help. I don't want more irl.

I really feel bad for them too cuz it might be their way to make a living but someone needs to train them on how to approach or interact and where to draw the line.

It's not dead, it's getting more practical. You can't easily manipulate search engine now.

I hope UNICEF has got something to do with this scam.