Kokrebellur is a small village in Karnataka. This village seems to be light years ahead of their urban peers when it comes to conservation of nature. While most villagers consider birds a nuisance, the villagers of Kokrebellur consider these birds to be their companions. They have even created a special clinic for diseased or wounded birds.

Kokrebellur is a small village in Karnataka. This village seems to be light years ahead of their urban peers when it comes to conservation of nature. While most villagers consider birds a nuisance, the villagers of Kokrebellur consider these birds to be their companions. They have even created a special clinic for diseased or wounded birds.

Wagh Bakri Tea Group is a Premium Tea Company, having presence in tea business since 1892. Today it is the 3rd largest packaged tea company in India with a turnover of over Rs. 900 Cr. and over 30 million Kgs of tea distribution. The group is a leading stride in tea exports and retail consumer all over the world. With huge number of Wagh Bakri tea…[Read more]

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बिलाड़ा भारत के राजस्थान राज्य के जोधपुर ज़िले का एक शहर तथा नगरपालिका है यह बिलाड़ा तहसील में आता है यह मुख्य रूप से कृषि के लिए जाना जाता है ‘ बिलाड़ा अपनी मीठी वाणी के लिए तथा धार्मिक कार्यक्रमों के लिए भी जाना जाता है बिलाड़ा शहर में कई निजी होटल भी है जिसमे अच्छी खासी सुविधाएँ भी है यह एक राजस्थान के कश्मीर के रूप में भी जाना जाता है ‘

to eat Indian food in general is Rajasthan, so a thali from Hotel Haveli is something you have to try. I got this one for 200 rupees and couldn’t finish it all. The thali has all items tweaked to the traditional Rajasthani way, including some veggies/chiles growing in the Thar desert and nowhere else.

A small village, named Chhapar, in Rajasthan, celebrates when a girl child is born and sweets are distributed. Also the women in the village do not wear the “gunghat” any more. What an improvement! Really, as an Indian I feel prod of it.