#covid in rajasthan

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चंद्रयान-3 की सफलता के बाद चांद पर भारत का किस चीज़ पर होगा मज़बूत दावा?

20 जुलाई 1969 को चांद पर कदम रखने वाले पहले अंतरिक्ष यात्री नील आर्मस्ट्रांग ने वहां उतरते ही कहा था, “यह इंसान के लिए छोटा कदम हो सकता है, लेकिन मानव जाति के लिए एक लंबी छलांग है.”विश्व के अंतरिक्ष इतिहास में यह वाक्य लगभग कहावत में बदल गया है.उस घटना की आधी सदी से भी ज़्यादा समय के बाद भारत का चंद्रयान-3 बुधवार शाम को चांद के दक्षिणी ध्रुव पर उतरा है.उसके बाद विक्रम लैंडर की ढलाननुमा सीढ़ी से…

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Sabna ! Ration Relief ! Food Security !

I am Sabna, a resident of a slum near Ajmer city. I belong to a nomadic community, and I have three children to take care of. Our lives have always been a struggle, but it has been even more difficult since the pandemic hit us. Daily food requirements are a huge task for us, and we all have to work hard to make ends meet. But despite our best efforts, there are days when we have to sleep without…

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For everyone in India:

1. NATIONAL EMERGENCY NUMBER 112

2. POLICE 100 or 112

3. FIRE 101

4. AMBULANCE 102

5. Disaster Management Services 108

6. Women Helpline 1091

7. Women Helpline - ( Domestic Abuse ) 181

8. Air Ambulance 9540161344

9. Aids Helpline 1097

10. Anti Poison ( New Delhi ) 1066 or 011-1066

11. Disaster Management ( N.D.M.A ) :1078, 01126701728

12. EARTHQUAKE / FLOOD / DISASTER ( N.D.R.F Headquaters ) NDRF HELPLINE NO :011-24363260 9711077372

13. Deputy Commissioner Of Police – Missing Child And Women 1094

14. Railway Enquiry 139

15. Senior Citizen Helpline 14567

16. Medical Helpline in Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat,Uttarakhand,Goa,Tamil Nadu,Rajasthan,Karnataka,Assam,Meghalaya, M.P and U.P - 108

17. Railway Accident Emergency Service 1072

18. Road Accident Emergency Service 1073

19. Road Accident Emergency Service On National Highway For Private Operators 1033

20. ORBO Centre, AIIMS (For Donation Of Organ) Delhi 1060

21. Kisan Call Centre 18001801551

22. Relief Commissioner For Natural Calamities 1070

23. Children In Difficult Situation 1098

24. National Poisions Information Centre - AIIMS NEW DELHI ( 24*7 ) 1800116117 , 011-26593677, 26589391

25. Poision Information Centre ( CMC , Vellore ) 18004251213

26. Tourist Helpline 1363 or 1800111363

27. LPG Leak Helpline 1906

28. KIRAN MENTAL HEALTH Helpline 18005990019

29. CYBER CRIME HELPLINE 155620

30. COVID 19 HELPLINE : 011-23978046 OR 1075

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Ok so I didn't have my coffee when I wrote the above post and I missed some key details of my immortal great grandma. Like she had COVID at the age 90 and fucking pulled through it without any complications (like my cousin can't run as fast as she could, post COVID but my grandma was on her feet the day she tested negative again). Also she, my grandpa (her son), my uncle (I have two and this was the younger one), my aunt and my cousin baby brother went to my native to visit the family shrine (in Rajasthan rural area, we own a house and we rent it out). There she caught a lung infection and because her body wasn't getting enough oxygen, she couldn't eat properly and because of that she became listless and didn't have a will to live (the only time I have feared her dying and honestly I had breakdown in front of my counselor about it but that's another story). Then we visited a doc and he told us to get some tests done and in her blood report, the only thing abnormal was her oxygen levels and everything else was perfect and she could stop taking her bp and sugar tablets (she literally recovered from type two diabetes). The doc then told us that we couldn't do anything abt the oxygen levels and the only way to extend her life was to give her oxygen artificially to make up for the low amount produced by her body. Luckily a family friend had the machine because her late (rip) grandpa needed it and they let us borrow it for however long. 2 months later, guess what? The oxygen in her blood if fucking normal without the machine. SHE LITERALLY DID SOMETHING THAT THE FUCKING DOCTORS TOLD WAS IMPOSSIBLE. Her lifestyle is also on another level like:

1. Doesn't eat after sunrise and only eats 45 mins after sunrise

2. Hasn't touches meat, eggs, root veg (onion, garlic, carrot, radish, potato, turnip, etc) in her life.

3. Has done some serious fasts (one of which lasts for 13 months and goes like, 1 day you don't eat and only survive on water, second day you eat only two meals before sunrise and 45 mins after sunset and follow my grandma's diet. Skip eating next two days, eat two meals after those, skip food three days, eat two meals the next day, continue like this till you reach eight days without eating and then repeat the cycle for 13 months she has done this twice in her life).

Also she loves to haunt the house during night time (imagine a 5'0 OLD lady with white hair roaming around in the middle of the night (this honestly gave and still gives me nightmares). And she still cooks her own food and she is the biggest mother her ever, she will constantly pester me about drinking water and whenever I am studying (I study in her room in my late great grandpa's bed) she keeps feeding me and filling my bottles. Also she raised me for my first two years because my sperm donor and his family were abusive so my mom divorced the hell out of him and then my grandma died and basically everyone went into depression so my great grandma basically learnt how to prepare formula, change nappys and basically almost everything even hindi (she speaks a regional language and refuses to learn English because, 'main un angrazo ki bhaasha nahi seekoongi Chubby' (I will not learn the language of the English colonizers) trust me I have tried teaching her a bit of English)

She is a gem but one with sharp edges. She absolutely hates my aunt (who is fucking karen-like bitch tbh) but that is a story for another day.

(sorry for hijacking the post and making it all about my great grandma, but tbh sbe deserves it)

every so often I remember that the East India Company is back

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IAS Subodh Agarwal Efforts to Repatriate Stranded Overseas Migrants

The COVID-19 pandemic brought new and serious challenges, especially for millions of migrants stranded away from home. Rajasthan, one of the Indian states facing this crisis, stood out for its quick and compassionate response. Leading this effort was IAS officer Subodh Agarwal, chosen by the Rajasthan government to head the committee responsible for safely bringing Indian nationals back to Rajasthan.

As the virus spread worldwide, countries enforced strict lockdowns and travel bans, leaving many Rajasthani citizens stuck abroad. The Rajasthan government, with IAS Subodh Agarwal playing a crucial role, acted swiftly to help these citizens. Known for his careful planning, Dr. Agarwal saw this responsibility as more than just a job. He viewed it as a rare chance to serve, saying, "I took it as a god-sent opportunity to give back to the people."

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Achieving Success in Physics: Opportunities for PhD Abroad

Introduction

In this blog post, we will be discussing the inspiring journey of AKSHITA, a physics student who recently got accepted into four foreign universities for a PhD program. Despite not having the strongest academic credentials, AKSHITA’s determination and extraordinary effort have paved the way for her success. This blog aims to shed light on the opportunities available for physics students abroad and the benefits of pursuing a PhD in foreign universities.

A Journey of Exploration and Hard Work

AKSHITA’s journey began in her hometown of Rajasthan, where she completed her Bachelor’s degree in Physics. She then pursued her Master’s degree at the Central University of Punjab, where she conducted extensive research in the field of 2D materials and nano composites. Despite facing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, AKSHITA persevered and successfully completed her research project.

The Challenges of Pursuing a PhD in India

AKSHITA’s experience highlights the challenges that physics students in India face when pursuing a PhD. In India, obtaining a PhD often requires clearing exams such as NET or GATE, which focuses more on theoretical knowledge rather than research aptitude. This can be discouraging for students like AKSHITA, who excel in research but may not perform as well in exams. Furthermore, AKSHITA observed that Indian universities often prioritize exam scores over research experience and publications. This can be disheartening for aspiring researchers who have invested significant time and effort into conducting valuable research. As a result, many talented students like AKSHITA seek opportunities abroad, where the emphasis is placed on research experience and potential.

The Benefits of Pursuing a PhD Abroad

AKSHITA’s decision to pursue a PhD abroad was motivated by several factors. Firstly, she was inspired by her brother, who had also pursued a PhD overseas. Secondly, AKSHITA recognized that foreign universities offer better research infrastructure and facilities, providing students with more opportunities to engage in cutting-edge research. Moreover, AKSHITA emphasized the importance of international exposure, which is often limited in Indian universities. By studying abroad, students can broaden their horizons, collaborate with renowned professors, and gain valuable insights from diverse perspectives. Additionally, foreign universities offer better post-PhD opportunities, both in academia and industry. Graduates can find employment in prestigious companies or pursue postdoctoral positions to further enhance their expertise.

The Duration of PhD Programs Abroad

One notable advantage of pursuing a PhD abroad is the shorter duration of the program. While it may take up to seven years to complete a PhD in India, foreign universities typically offer programs that can be completed in five years. European universities, in particular, often have three-year PhD programs, allowing students to obtain their degree more efficiently.

Scholarships and Opportunities

AKSHITA’s achievements highlight the numerous opportunities available to PhD students abroad. She has received scholarships and research assistant positions that provide financial support throughout her studies. For example, her position as a teaching assistant at the University of South Florida offers a monthly stipend of $2,300. Additionally, her fellowship in Barcelona provides €8,000 per year, with an increase in subsequent years. Furthermore, AKSHITA highlighted the industry-oriented job opportunities available to PhD graduates abroad. Companies like Google actively seek out PhD holders, recognizing their advanced qualifications and research experience. This contrasts with the limited industry prospects for PhD graduates in India, where academic positions and government projects are the primary options.

Research Areas in Physics

For physics students interested in pursuing a PhD, AKSHITA suggested several promising research areas. Material physics, computational physics, astrophysics, and atomic/molecular physics were all mentioned as exciting fields of study. These areas offer ample research opportunities and allow students to delve into diverse branches of physics.

Overcoming Challenges and Pursuing Dreams

AKSHITA’s inspiring journey serves as a reminder that success is attainable through perseverance and hard work. Despite facing rejections and challenges, AKSHITA remained determined and continued to pursue her dream of conducting research abroad. Her story encourages students to remain resilient and motivated, reminding them that success can be achieved with dedication and a strong research aptitude.

Conclusion

AKSHITA’s journey exemplifies the opportunities available for physics students who aspire to pursue a PhD abroad. She overcame challenges, explored her research interests, and secured admissions in prestigious foreign universities. The benefits of pursuing a PhD abroad include access to state-of-the-art research facilities, international exposure, post-PhD job prospects, and shorter program durations. To all the students out there, AKSHITA’s story serves as a reminder to persevere, focus on research aptitude, and explore opportunities beyond borders. With determination and hard work, it is possible to make a mark in the field of physics and achieve your academic goals.

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Mumbai, 14th Oct. A Mumbai court on Monday remanded Pravin Lonkar, the third person arrested in connection with the killing of NCP leader and former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique, to police custody till October 21. Lonkar, arrested from Pune on Sunday, is accused of enlisting two of the alleged shooters who targeted Siddique in Bandra on Saturday night. Produced before Magistrate V R Patil, the police sought Lonkar’s custody to further investigate the conspiracy behind the murder. The prosecution claimed that Lonkar’s brother, Shubham, is associated with jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and that Shubham, along with other wanted accused, plotted the shooting and provided arms to the attackers. The police intend to take Pravin Lonkar to Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Bihar as part of their ongoing probe. However, Lonkar’s advocate, Prashant Badkar, argued that his client was being falsely implicated due to the police’s inability to capture Shubham Lonkar. He maintained that Pravin, who runs a dairy shop, had no involvement in any conspiracy. Meanwhile, two of the arrested shooters, Gurmail Baljit Singh (23) from Haryana and Dharmaraj Rajesh Kashyap (19) from Uttar Pradesh, remain in police custody till next Monday. A third suspect, Shivkumar Gautam, is still on the run. According to the police, Pravin Lonkar and his brother Shubham recruited Kashyap and Gautam for the attack. The police have recovered two pistols and 28 live bullets from the detained shooters and are investigating a social media post allegedly linked to a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claiming responsibility for Siddique’s murder. They are also exploring various motives behind the killing, including contract killing, business or political rivalry, or disputes over a slum rehabilitation project. The murder occurred just before the Maharashtra assembly polls. Baba Siddique, 66, was ambushed by three gunmen near Kher Nagar, outside his son Zeeshan Siddique’s office in Bandra. He was rushed to Lilavati Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Siddique was buried with state honors on Sunday night, with a large gathering of political leaders and supporters present under heavy security. A former Congress leader, Siddique had served as the MLA from Bandra West in 1999, 2004, and 2009, before joining Ajit Pawar’s NCP earlier this year. He was known for his social work during the COVID-19 pandemic and his star-studded Iftar parties, attended by top Bollywood actors like Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Sanjay Dutt. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Mumbai, 14th Oct. A Mumbai court on Monday remanded Pravin Lonkar, the third person arrested in connection with the killing of NCP leader and former Maharashtra minister Baba Siddique, to police custody till October 21. Lonkar, arrested from Pune on Sunday, is accused of enlisting two of the alleged shooters who targeted Siddique in Bandra on Saturday night. Produced before Magistrate V R Patil, the police sought Lonkar’s custody to further investigate the conspiracy behind the murder. The prosecution claimed that Lonkar’s brother, Shubham, is associated with jailed gangster Lawrence Bishnoi and that Shubham, along with other wanted accused, plotted the shooting and provided arms to the attackers. The police intend to take Pravin Lonkar to Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Bihar as part of their ongoing probe. However, Lonkar’s advocate, Prashant Badkar, argued that his client was being falsely implicated due to the police’s inability to capture Shubham Lonkar. He maintained that Pravin, who runs a dairy shop, had no involvement in any conspiracy. Meanwhile, two of the arrested shooters, Gurmail Baljit Singh (23) from Haryana and Dharmaraj Rajesh Kashyap (19) from Uttar Pradesh, remain in police custody till next Monday. A third suspect, Shivkumar Gautam, is still on the run. According to the police, Pravin Lonkar and his brother Shubham recruited Kashyap and Gautam for the attack. The police have recovered two pistols and 28 live bullets from the detained shooters and are investigating a social media post allegedly linked to a member of the Lawrence Bishnoi gang, claiming responsibility for Siddique’s murder. They are also exploring various motives behind the killing, including contract killing, business or political rivalry, or disputes over a slum rehabilitation project. The murder occurred just before the Maharashtra assembly polls. Baba Siddique, 66, was ambushed by three gunmen near Kher Nagar, outside his son Zeeshan Siddique’s office in Bandra. He was rushed to Lilavati Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Siddique was buried with state honors on Sunday night, with a large gathering of political leaders and supporters present under heavy security. A former Congress leader, Siddique had served as the MLA from Bandra West in 1999, 2004, and 2009, before joining Ajit Pawar’s NCP earlier this year. He was known for his social work during the COVID-19 pandemic and his star-studded Iftar parties, attended by top Bollywood actors like Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, and Sanjay Dutt. [ad_2] Source link

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Millets Export from India: A Growing Opportunity in 2023-24

In 2023, the global community reaffirmed its commitment to millets, recognizing their potential to support biodiversity, promote small-scale farming, and enhance nutrition. As more people become aware of the health benefits of these gluten-free, protein-rich, and high-fiber grains, millets are gaining popularity worldwide. In this article, we will delve into India's millet export market, examine its production figures, and highlight the key exporters, HS codes, and global destinations for Indian millets.

Millets Production in India

India stands as the world's largest millet producer, accounting for 38.4% of global millet production. In 2023-2024, India produced over 15 million metric tonnes of millets, including Bajra (Pearl millet), Kangni (Foxtail millet), Jowar (Sorghum), Ragi (Finger millet), and Kutki (Little millet). The leading millet-producing states in India are Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Karnataka.

The Growing Global Millet Market

The global millet market is projected to surpass USD 11.53 billion in 2024 and could reach USD 14.43 billion by 2029, growing at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.60%. In 2022, India's millet industry was valued at USD 5.05 billion, accounting for over 40% of global millet production. The increasing awareness of millets' health benefits and their demand in international markets are driving the sector's rapid growth.

India's Export Performance: 2022-2023

Millets export from India has been on the rise, reaching a milestone of USD 75.45 million in 2022-2023. During this period, India exported 169,049.11 metric tonnes of millets, signaling a strong upward trend. Despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, India's millet exporters have successfully expanded their reach, exporting millets to a growing number of global markets.

Types of Millets Exported from India

India exports a variety of millets, including:

Finger Millets (Ragi): Known for its high calcium content, Ragi is a staple in many South Indian diets and is gaining traction internationally.

Pearl Millets (Bajra): Rich in iron and energy, Bajra is a versatile grain that grows well in dry conditions, making it ideal for export.

Sorghum (Jowar): Jowar is a popular millet with high nutritional value, including antioxidants and dietary fiber.

Small Millets: This group includes Kangni (Foxtail millet), Kodo (Paspalum Scrobiculatum), and others, which are favored for their high protein and fiber content.

Barnyard Millets (Sanwa): Another nutritious millet variety, rich in minerals and commonly used in gluten-free diets.

Pseudo Millets: This group includes Kuttu (Buckwheat) and Chaulai (Amaranth), which are also gaining popularity as health foods.

India's Key Millet Export Markets

In the 2023-24 period, India exported 11,723 millet cargoes, marking a 21% increase from the previous year. The major markets for Indian millet exports include:

United Arab Emirates

Nepal

Saudi Arabia

Senegal

Japan

Kuwait

United States

Germany

Italy

Egypt

These countries represent some of the largest consumers of Indian millets, reflecting their growing global demand. In particular, the UAE, Nepal, and Saudi Arabia have emerged as the top destinations for millet exports from India.

Leading Millet Exporters in India

India's millet export market is dominated by several top exporters who have established themselves as reliable suppliers of high-quality millets. Some of the leading millet exporters in India include:

Quessentials Private Limited

Sattva Millets and Food Products

Ambika Seed Co.

Magnum Foods and Snacks Private Limited

Earthling

V.R. Industries Private Limited

Prabhudas Jamnadas & Co.

Raj International

Eco Export

Adinath International

These companies have significantly contributed to the growth of India's millet export market, providing traders with access to a range of millet varieties and products.

Top Millets HS Codes for Export

In international trade, millets are categorized under specific HS (Harmonized System) codes. These codes ensure that products are classified consistently across global markets. Some of the top HS codes for millets export from India include:

10082920: Millet (Bajra) Other Than Seed

10082120: Millet (Bajra) of Seed Quality

10079000: Grain Sorghum Other Than Seed

10071000: Grain Sorghum of Seed Quality

10082960: Foxtail (Setaria italica)

10082970: Kodo (Paspalum Scrobiculatum)

10081010: Buckwheat of Seed Quality

10081090: Buckwheat Other Than Seed

These standardized codes facilitate the smooth and efficient trade of millets across borders.

The Future of Millet Exports

With the global millet market set to grow at a steady pace, India's role as a major exporter is only expected to strengthen. As demand for nutritious and gluten-free grains increases, Indian millets are likely to find even more buyers across the world. The combination of rising health consciousness and India's ability to produce and supply a diverse range of millet varieties positions the country to lead in this space for years to come.

To fully capitalize on the opportunities in the millet export industry, businesses can access the latest millet export data, market trends, and insights through platforms like Eximpedia.app. Staying informed and building strong connections with reliable millet exporters in India will be crucial for traders looking to enter this profitable market.

Conclusion

Millets are rapidly gaining recognition worldwide as a healthy, sustainable, and versatile grain. India, as the largest producer and exporter of millets, has a pivotal role in meeting global demand. With increasing exports to countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Nepal, and the United States, India's millet export industry is on a strong growth trajectory. For businesses seeking to enter the millet trade, understanding production figures, HS codes, millets export data, and top exporters is essential for success in this flourishing market.

By leveraging the right data and partnering with top millet exporters, traders can tap into the immense potential of the global millet market, contributing to a healthier future while benefiting from a lucrative industry.

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App Development in Jaipur

Author Name : Websuntech

Date : 18/08/2024

WHY JAIPUR FOR APP DEVELOPMENT?

Jaipur, also known as the "Pink City," has not only been a popular tourist destination but has also transformed into a significant IT and software development hub. Here are some reasons why app development in Jaipur is booming:.

GROWING IT INFRASTRUCTURE

The IT infrastructure in Jaipur has significantly evolved over the past decade. The city is home to multiple IT parks and tech hubs, such as the Mahindra World City and Sitapura Industrial Area, which host a variety of software and tech companies. This has led to a pool of talented professionals and developers specializing in mobile app development .

SKILLED WORKFORCE

Jaipur's universities and technical institutes, including MNIT Jaipur and Jaipur Engineering College, produce a steady stream of skilled developers proficient in various programming languages, frameworks, and mobile app development platforms. This talent pool makes it easier for businesses to find developers and build high-quality applications.

COST-EFFECTIVE DEVELOPMENT

Compared to metro cities like Bangalore, Mumbai, or Delhi, the cost of app development in Jaipur is relatively affordable. cost-effectiveness has attracted both local businesses and international clients looking for custom app development services at competitive prices.

SUPPORTIVE GOVERNMENT POLICIES

The Government of Rajasthan has introduced several initiatives and policies to promote the IT sector in the state. These include tax incentives, subsidies, and infrastructure support for IT companies. This environment encourages new startups and businesses to flourish in Jaipur's app development scene.

RAPID DIGITALIZATION

The push for digital transformation in India has significantly contributed to the growth of app development. As businesses and consumers shift toward digital platforms, the need for mobile applications that cater to various industries has skyrocketed. In Jaipur, the rise of e-commerce, education, and healthcare apps is particularly noteworthy.

APP DEVELOPMENT SERVICES IN JAIPUR

App development in Jaipur caters to a variety of sectors, providing a range of services tailored to different business needs. Here are some of the most sought-after app development services in Jaipur:

NATIVE APP DEVELOPMENT

Native apps are designed for a specific operating system, either iOS or Android. Jaipur-based app developers have expertise in building native apps using platforms like Swift for iOS and Kotlin or Java for Android. These apps offer high performance and a superior user experience, making them a popular choice for businesses seeking to leverage the native features of mobile devices

CROSS-PLATFORM APP DEVELOPMENT

For businesses looking to target both Android and iOS users, cross-platform app development is an ideal solution. Developers in Jaipur are proficient in using frameworks like Flutter and React Native to build apps that function seamlessly across multiple platforms. This approach saves time and reduces development costs, making it a popular choice for startups and small businesses.

E-COMMERCE APP DEVELOPMENT

Jaipur has seen a rise in e-commerce businesses, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. As more consumers prefer online shopping, the demand for e-commerce apps has surged. Developers in the city specialize in creating secure, scalable, and user-friendly e-commerce apps that integrate with payment gateways, product catalogs, and customer management systems.

CUSTOM APP DEVELOPMENT

One of the major strengths of app development in Jaipur is the ability to offer customized solutions tailored to specific business requirements. From enterprise apps to gaming apps and social media platforms, developers work closely with clients to create apps that meet unique goals and objectives.

UI/UX DESIGN

A mobile app's success largely depends on its user interface and user experience. Developers in Jaipur emphasize creating intuitive and engaging interfaces that enhance the overall experience for users. They employ modern design tools such as Adobe XD and Figma to build prototypes and wireframes, ensuring that the final app is both aesthetically pleasing and functional.

TOP APP DEVELOPMENT COMPANIES IN JAIPUR

Several companies in Jaipur are at the forefront of app development, catering to both domestic and international clients. Here are some of the leading app development companies in Jaipur

WEBSUNTECH

Websuntech is a prominent name in app development in Jaipur. The company specializes in custom mobile app development, providing solutions for businesses across sectors such as retail, education, healthcare, and more. Websuntech focuses on building high-performance apps that meet global standards.

app development in Jaipur is flourishing, driven by a robust infrastructure, skilled workforce, and favorable government policies. Businesses in Jaipur have access to top-tier development companies that offer a wide range of services, from custom app development to AI-powered solutions. The city’s ability to stay ahead of emerging trends, such as AI, IoT, and blockchain, ensures that it will continue to be a leader in the app development industry. Whether you're a business looking to develop a native app, cross-platform solution, or an e-commerce platform, Jaipur offers a thriving environment where your ideas can be brought to life Visit Websuntech for more information about our services and how we can help you achieve your digital goals.

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Road Trip: 6,000 Km, 7 States, 2 Plates Of Kolhapuri Chicken, And 1 Orange

A short highway drive led to this blog post. Three of us drove down from Delhi to Goa via Udaipur and Mumbai. After getting sunburn for three days in Goa, we drove onwards to a town near Mangaluru to see the beaches.

No one gives a samosa these days, so this post will omit annoyances like scenery, sunset, wanderlust, the mountains-are-calling, and I-love-travel nonsense.

My mother is used to hearing unpleasant, unexpected things from people about me. When word reached her that I have decided to drive down south thousands of kilometres with some people from Delhi, with the possibility that I may drive back home alone for a few thousand kilometres more, she tried to change my mind.

"No, no, no," she said on the phone at night, far away from Imphal. "It's very dangerous. What if you get hurt in an accident, or worse?"

"Accidents happen all the time," I said. "But we will be fine," I told her, not entirely sure about that. Who can predict the future? After a while she agreed she would be cool about it.

Mothers are like that. But they will let you go eventually. They know that you, too, have been collecting years.

We set out for Udaipur from Delhi at 6 am. A lab in Jaipur, a city that falls on our route, agreed to take samples for COVID-19 test. Any cop at state borders could ask for an RT-PCR report even if you are fully vaccinated. Whatever the cop says is final when you are travelling by road, so we decided to be well-prepared. The only chai-paani I like is the one I have myself.

We reached Udaipur at 9 pm. For dinner, we ordered Rajasthani laal maans. This drive across seven states - Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka - opened up infinite possibilities of tasting the best food in each state.

We entered the Gujarat border at 10 am. A police officer stopped us to check documents and asked, "Carrying any daaru?" We said no, of course, and he let us through.

Next came the Godhra bypass, a state highway with a smooth surface and proper markings that made driving quite fun. The state highways in Gujarat are better than some national highways.

Baroda, Surat and hunger followed soon. We drove past dhaba after dhaba with "only veg" and "pure veg" signboards, until we found one with a poster that showed an omelette. This, we blamed the Bengali in the car.

Over 13 hours of driving put us right on the doorstep of Navi Mumbai. Pushing and fighting your way inside a coach in Delhi's busy Rajiv Chowk metro station is way easier than entering Mumbai during evening rush hour traffic.

There are two main routes from Mumbai to Goa. The first is a twisty old highway that passes through ghat roads, and the second is a straight run on the plains via Pune and Kolhapur. Many prefer the second route because why not? The old highway is full of potholes, back pain and feelings about taking a U-turn for home ASAP.

We stopped at Kolhapur bypass for Kolhapuri chicken. See for yourself in the photo below.

The road from Nipani in Karnataka all the way to the Goa border is narrow. But it was on this stretch that we liked stopping for tea and filter coffee.

We reached Goa at night on Day 3 after we drove out from Delhi.

Some days later we prepped for the ride to our next destination - Surathkal, a clean, green, and quiet beach town 20 km from Mangaluru in Karnataka.

Fish thaali in Karwar, on the Karnataka-Goa border, and filter coffee in Udupi really charged up the drive to Surathkal, where we reached in no time and stayed at a friend's house, just a 10-minute walk from a white, sandy beach.

We chilled at Surathkal for two days, visited Mangaluru and enjoyed ghee roast chicken and gadbad ice-cream.

When the time to return home came, a small but not an entirely unexpected problem presented itself like magic. See, I drove down with two friends all the way from Delhi, but they flew back to attend a wedding. A stern message came from home that either I find someone to ride shotgun on the return leg, or I give the car to Agarwal Packers and Movers and fly back. I cannot drive back alone, the serious people at home said.

The only person who came to mind was an old friend from school, who in Class 12 taught me how to drive a motorcycle wrong and wreck it. By now we go back a quarter of a century. I dialled him and presented the plan - he would fly down to Goa, stay for a day, and drive back with me to Delhi with a night's stop each in Mumbai and Udaipur. "You can eat anything you like, stop anywhere you like," I told him. It did the trick. He took a flight to Goa within 24 hours with only a small backpack.

The return leg did not play out any different than how we had come. We traced back the same routes. The Godhra bypass had excellent reflective markings that made driving at night safe. The Rajasthan-Gujarat border near Udaipur had similar safety features. These two stretches helped a lot in improving night driving skills.

That's all people. And about that orange, I forgot where I had kept it for the entire trip. When I finally reached home, it tumbled out from the magazine holder of the front seat.

Fin.

The fine print:

Vehicle: Maruti Suzuki Ignis 1.2 petrol manual, stock tyres upsized by 20 mm to 195/60/R15, Continental UC6

Total toll cost: Rs 5,210 (as per FASTag statement)

Total fuel cost: Rs 28,000 (approximate)

Best roads: Udaipur to Gujarat border, Udaipur-Jaipur highway, Godhra bypass, Mumbai-Pune expressway, Udupi to Surathkal highway

Worst roads: 30 km from Amboli ghat to north Goa border, exit from Navi Mumbai to Thane, Gurgaon-Jaipur highway (road surface is relatively smooth, but it's really bad for night driving due to absence of lane markings on the road; you can get blinded with oncoming headlights and not find directional help since the white lines on the road are missing)

Recommended dhabas and restaurants: Shree Mahalaxmi Seafood Restaurant, Kolhapur bypass; Shetty Lunch Home, Mangaluru; Cafe de Voyage, Margao; Laxmi Family Restaurant and Bar, Morjim.

Thanks to Ira, Jayashree, Munmun, Stella, Rajib, Smitha and Jayant for the company during the road trip and taking these photos.

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