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Mata ki Chowki

Anandam Events has regularly been doing Mata Ki Chowki for twelve years. By now it has earned the reputation of being one of the best Mata Ki Chowki Party. Anandam organizes Chokies in Delhi, Gurgaon and Noida. It has got the team of devoted artists who perform bheten , bhajhan with a profound sense of purity and sanctity. They ensure that the audience also participates. It goes without saying that all the artists come decently dressed according to the poised environment. Our Mata ke Bhawan has got good range as per the budget and choice of the client. Our sound system is of great quality that adds to the quality of the singer and present bhagatjan also enjoy the pleasing and soothing sound. Our entire team right from singers to instrumentalists to Sound and Bhawan Wale maintain discipline and poise while sitting at the feet of Mata Rani.

[zariiwalaa]

Get a Wide Range of Mata Ki Chunni

India is a land rich in heritage and culture. We give great importance to dressing up Deities or goddesses for every little function or festival. With every other festival, we celebrate all around the year, it is vital to get a bright, colorful, and vibrant dress for deities along with Mata Ki Chunni. Be it Diwali, Durga pooja, or any other important celebration, it is necessary to take care of all the little details starting from the decoration to the right kind of traditional dress and chunni for Mata Rani to make everything look put together. But with multiple options available in the market, it can get a little confusing to choose a chunni and dress with an attractive design and pattern that will suit the idol of Mata Rani.

Therefore, we bring you the best collection of Mata ki chunni and dresses to choose from. You do not have to settle for a few designs because we carefully curated and designed Mata ki chunni in different shades and styles. Whether you want the traditional bright red chunni or a simple pastel combination, we have everything that can cater to your choices. Some varieties of Mata Rani chunni we sell are traditional Mata Rani chunni in red, traditional Mata Rani chunni in magenta, traditional Mata Rani chunni in gajri, traditional Mata Rani chunni in golden, etc. All the Mata Rani chunni we sell is of 2.5 meters to ensure that you can easily present it to Mata Rani while worshiping.

We have various types of Mata Ki Dress

Worshiping Mata Rani and honoring her divine feminine energy is incomplete without dressing up her idol and altar. Therefore, you can buy a Mata Ki Dress from our collection to follow and uplift our deep-rooted heritage and culture. Here are some Mata Rani dresses we sell:

Blended Booti Lace Work Red & Yellow Lehnga Patka

Blended Heavy Kundan Work Blue Lehnga Patka

Blended Heavy Jarkan with Moti Work Lehnga Patka

Blended Thread Booti Work Magenta Lehnga Patka

Blended Bandhej Work Yellow & Red Lehnga Patka

Blended Dabka Work Yellow Lehnga Patka

Blended Moti Work Multicolor Lehnga Patka

Apart from these, many other colors and designs are available in our Mata Rani dress collection. We have given attention to every minute detail to form a comfortable handcrafted Mata Rani dress that can be perfect for every occasion.

Why Choose us to buy Mata Ki Chunri and Dress?

If you want to buy carefully handcrafted dresses and chunri for Mata Rani, then our services are your one-stop solution. We must pay great attention to dressing up Mata Rani because she brings good luck, wealth, and positive vibes into our lives. And we strive to give that dedication and positive energy back to Mata Rani in the form of our dresses and chunri. We have served multiple customers from across the globe, and if you also want to Buy Mata Ki Chunri or dresses from us, you can simply buy them from our online website.

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好きな子に嘘ついた。(feat. Amatsuki) English Translation

好きな子に嘘ついた。  Suki na Ko ni Uso Tsuita I Lied To The Girl I Love

Character: Shiranami Nagisa HoneyWorks feat. Amatsuki Album: 告白実行委員会 -FLYING SONGS- 恋してる ねぇ、好きって痛いよ。〜告白実行委員会キャラクターソング集〜

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T/N: Happy haniwa day! Keep in mind that Japanese and English aren’t my first language. I never claim my translation (attempts) to be error-free. As always, if you’re going to use or reference my translations, please do not claim it as your own and credit me.

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モブキャラなんて言うなよ！ シンデレラに負けない おとぎ話を作ろう

Mobu kyara nante iu na yo! Shinderera ni makenai Otogibanashi o tsukurou

Don’t call yourself a mob character! Don’t lose to Cinderella Let’s create our own fairy tale

好きな子に嘘ついた スカート似合わんって ほんとは他のやつに 取られるのが嫌だったんだ 身長も追い抜いて 声も変わり低くなって 少しは俺を男として 見てくれてるかと意識して

Suki na ko ni uso tsuita Sukāto niawan tte Honto wa hoka no yatsu ni Torareru no ga iya dattan da Shinchō mo oinuite Koe mo kawari hikuku natte Sukoshi wa ore o otoko to shite Mite kureteru ka to ishiki shite

I lied to the girl I love Skirts don’t suit you But the truth is, I don’t want you To be taken away by the other guys I became taller than you  My voice changed and became lower Treat me as a man for just a bit Be conscious of me when I look at you

付き合ってるのって聞かれても 君はみんなに平等で 俺なんかよりもモテるはずの 主人公です

Tsukiatte iru no tte kikarete mo Kimi wa minna ni byōdō de Ore nanka yori mo moteru hazu no Shujinkō desu

Even if you ask me if I’m dating someone You are equal to everyone You’re ought to be more popular than someone like me You are the main character

モブキャラなんて言うなよ！ 顔を見せてほらやっぱり可愛い シンデレラに負けない おとぎ話を作ろう 平均以下なんて言うなよ 好みあるし 文句は言わせない どんなラブストーリーも ���して負ける気がしない 妄想だけ王子様

Mobu kyara nante iu na yo! Kao o misete hora yappari kawaii Shinderera ni makenai Otogibanashi o tsukurou Heikin ika nante iu na yo Konomi arushi Monku wa iwasenai Donna rabusutōrī mo Kesshite makeru ki ga shinai Mōsō dake ōji-sama

Don’t call yourself a mob character! Show me your face; see, you’re cute after all Don’t lose to Cinderella Let’s create our own fairy tale Don’t say you are below average You have taste  I won’t let you complain I never feel like losing  To any love story out there I am just a prince daydreaming

中学卒業 二人離れ離れ 距離にして約800キロ 会いに行く理由を作った

Chūgaku sotsugyō Futari hanarebanare Kyori ni shite yaku 800-kilo Ai ni iku riyū o tsukutta

We graduated from middle school We are far apart for  Approximately 800 kilometers I made up a reason to go see you

待ちあわせ東京駅 スカート履いた君に 照れながらも可愛いって 素直に気持ち言えたけど

Machiawase Tōkyō eki Sukāto haita kimi ni Tere nagara mo kawaii tte Sunao ni kimochi ieta kedo

We arranged to meet at the Tokyo station You, who’s dressed up in a skirt You are adorable whilst being embarrassed Although I was able to honestly say how I feel

肝心な言葉は言えなくて 男友達に嫉妬した 君の可愛さがとうとう バレてしまったようです

Kanjin na kotoba wa ienakute Otoko tomodachi ni shitto shita Kimi no kawaisa ga tōtō Barete shimatta yō desu

I cannot say the most important words I was jealous of your guy friends  Your cuteness has completely Came to light at last

芋女なんて言うなよ! 涙拭いてほらやっぱり可愛い ジュリエッタに負けない ヒロインだよ自信持って 幼馴染特権いいだろ？ 全部分かる親だって安心だ どんな悲劇あっても 決して離したりしない

Imo onna nante iu na yo! Namida fuite hora yappari kawaii Jurietta ni makenai Heroine da yo jishin motte Osananajimi tokken ī daro? Zenbu wakaru oya datte anshin da Donna higeki atte mo Kesshite hanashitari shinai

Don’t call her a bumpkin girl! Wipe your tears away; see, you’re cute after all Don’t lose to Julietta You are a heroine; have confidence in yourself A childhood friend’s privilege; charming, isn’t it? Even the parents who know of everything are reassured No matter what kind of tragedy comes I will never let you go

また会えなくなる前に 伝えなきゃ君が好きだと 「好きだ。」

Mata aenaku naru mae ni Tsutaenakya kimi ga suki da to `Suki da.'

Before I can’t see you again I have to tell you that I’m in love with you “I love you.”

モブキャラなんて言うなよ! 顔を見せてほらやっぱり可愛い シンデレラに負けない おとぎ話を作ろう 平均以下なんて言うなよ 好みあるし 文句は言わせない どんなラブストーリーも 決して負ける気がしない ずっとヒロインだ 目指すは王子様

Mobu kyara nante iu na yo! Kao o misete hora yappari kawaii Shinderera ni makenai Otogibanashi o tsukurou Heikin ika nante iu na yo Konomi arushi Monku wa iwasenai Donna rabusutōrī mo Kesshite makeru ki ga shinai Zutto heroine da Mezasu wa ōji-sama

Don’t call yourself a mob character! Show me your face; see, you’re cute after all Don’t lose to Cinderella Let’s create our own fairy tale Don’t say you are below average You have taste  I won’t let you complain I never feel like losing To any love story out there You will always be my heroine I aim to be your prince

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s#93【オリジナルカルタを作ろう！】

Title: “Let's make an original Karuta!”

*Karuta is the Japanese name for a card game introduced to Japan by Portuguese traders in the 16th century. There are two main types: Uta-Garuta (poem cards) and Iroha Karuta (easier form of Karuta for children).*

In today’s program, they are going to elaborate their own version of the Japanese card game “karuta” to play it in a future livestream. Kaoru says the 3 of them have to think about the content of the cards, and make around 46 cards. Joe doesn’t seem very pleased with that as each of them would have to do about 15 cards and he thinks that’s hard. Tasai thinks is very interesting,

It seems they are going to do Iroha karuta, which is similar to the ABC game.  A sentence is read in Japanese, and the player, with the cards scattered, must find the card that matches the first Japanese syllable of that sentence before the opponent. They discuss about which theme they are going to use for the karuta, Kaoru thinks it should be “The Freedom of Expression” Karuta but Joe suggest to make it “Kaoru Karuta”. Kaoru thinks 46 cards about him is too much. In the end, as they are already in program #93 they think they could do it about The Freedom of Expression. 

They start doing some sentences like:

“Ro”:   Roke mo meibutsu (Localization is a speciality), making a reference to the episodes they film outdoors.

“Ne”: Negi o kakiatsumete itai  (I want to gather up green onions), making a reference to the episode they went to eat at a chinese restaurant.

“Ri”   Rinyūaru shite zekkōchō no The Freedom of ekusupuresshon (The Freedom of Expression is in great shape after renewal)

Kaoru adds “Ki”: Kimyōna koe ga ( a strange voice) and they laugh remembering the episode in which an odd voice could be heard.

Tasai suggests “ Uchū“ (Space, universe) for “u” as a reference to the U.F.O. and Tokyo Sports.

Joe adds “Shi”, “Jōro no namae wa Yoshio desu” (Watering can's name is Yoshio) I think it’s a reference to the episode they went to get Joe a plant.

Kaoru adds “ke”;  Kēki to kifu wain wa imaichi   (Cake and noble rot wine are not good) in reference to the episode they tried to mix different foods.

They laugh and remember it was a suggestion from God. They still have many to do, as it is 15 per person and they think is really hard and try to remember things that happened during the episodes to make more cards.

Kaoru adds: “Ma”:  Machi chūka ikitai na (I want to go to Chinatown), it’s a reference to the episode they went out to eat Chinese food.

Joe gets the “i”:  Itsuka wa ibento mo shitai The Freedom of Expression (Someday I want to do an event of The Freedom of Expression)

Tasai gets the “ha” doing a reference to Kaoru’s favourite baseball team:  Hanshin mō chotto ganbatte yo (Hanshin, keep trying just a little more).

Kaoru adds the “su”, teasing Joe:  Sugu wasureru Joe-san (Joe, who forgets everything soon)

God seems to say something but it feels like his voice is speed up. Then, Joe gets back at Kaoru with the “ka”: Kaoru-san no rokkōoroshi wa itsu no hi desu ka? (When is Kaoru going to sing  Rokko Oroshi?) 

After a few seconds of speed up program, Joe gets the “to”:  Tokyo Sports-san futoppara! Purezento kikaku mata dōzo! (Tokyo Sports is so generous! Present plan again!)

Tasai does the “wa”:  Wasurete ne jai-ko no koto wa (Forget about Jaiko, ok?). Tasai got dressed as Jaiko for Halloween and he was really embarrased about it lol.

Kaoru adds “ni”:  Nishinari baka ni shi sugi kami ( A very stupid Nishinari God), God interrupts to say he isn’t stupid.

They ask God if he has any idea for the karuta. God thinks it’s very difficult but he comes for an idea for “ro”, but he is told they already have the “ro” card.

Tasai adds the “ko”:  Korokoro korogaru maiku ( a rolling microphone), doing a reference to the first mic they had that was falling down all the time. Then, he also gets the “ta”:  Tako nashi takoyaki oishikatta jō Yokomizo (Joe Yokomizo takoyaki without octopus was delicious). Joe laughs remembering when they pranked him with that.

Kaoru adds the “a”:  Atsuryoku nabe tsukawa setara Tasai (Tasai, if you used a pressured cooker), making a reference when Tasai cooked in a program and it would had take less time doing it with a pressure cooker.

Joe finally adds the “tsu”:  Tsubo no bāmukūhen kiru toki no Kaoru-san shinken (Kaoru-san cutting the jar of Baumkuchen seriously) Kaoru says they already had the “tsu” but seems confused and makes Joe repeat the line.

Anyway the episode comes to an end and they will do the rest of the cards next week. 28 cards left! Stay tuned!

[kimonobeat]

Hayami Yu Lyrics: Cinderella Starlight (シンデレラ・スターライト)

English translation and romanization below the cut.

ENGLISH

I wanna spend a thousand nights with you before tomorrow We’ll dance all night, just you and I

I’ve been dreaming of tonight for half a year Of you, illuminated by the candle light And the snow gracing my window, the wind, the flames in the fireplace making you and I flicker...

I hide my fingertips in the tablecloth And find you there crossing your legs, so I touch you White dress, a flustered champage... Don’t ever leave me

I wanna love you. You love me My heart flutters, worrying about what time it is

You look different from usual in your tuxedo Stay in step with the beating of my heart I’ll tell you how I feel tonight using my fingers, my arm around your shoulders

I’m the only one feeling awkward in our warm room Right now, I’m thinking about how this dream will end I’d love to come here with you again sometime. Can you hear my heart?

I wanna spend a thousand nights with you before tomorrow We’ll dance all night, just you and I Just you and I

ROMAJI

ashita made sen no yoru wo sugoshitai futari dake de asa made odoru no yo

hantoshi-mae kara kono yoru wo yume mite’ta kyandoru raito ni terasareru anata to mado wo kazaru yuki-tachi kaze-tachi danro ni futari wo yurasu honoo ga

te-burukurosu ni kakurete’ru tsumasaki ga ashi wo kumu anata sagashi-ate furete’ru shiroi doresu awateru shanpan mou zutto hanarenaide

ai shitai ai sarete’ru kono mune wa jikan dake wo ki ni shite tokimeku no

takishi-do wo kite itsumo to chigau anata kodou ga tsutawaru suteppu ni awasete ude wo mawasu anata no senaka ni kon’ya dake no kimochi yubi de tsutaeru

atatakai heya de watashi dake gikochinai yume no saki wo ima kangaete iru no yo kanarazu mata futari de kitai no kono mune ga kikoemasu ka

ashita made sen no yoru wo sugoshitai futari dake de asa made odoru no yo asa made odoru no

[danganronpasurvivoraskblog]

Fukkireta.

Did you do it?

Yes, of course my lady...

Good work. I look forward to seeing how Ouma deals with this...

*From their high rise seat, Misako and Misuzu look at Kokichi frantically speaking to his band.

Ok, so this is the song that you’re gonna be playing now. A few things came up and we’re gonna have to work it out. Think you can pull it off?

Hanako: We sure can but...sir, what kind of song is this?

The hell if I know. Kurafto said that I should follow his plan and everything will turn out fine.

Also, he highly advised you that asking questions about it may not favor good results, so maybe just play for now, and he’ll answer whatever after the performance is done.

Hanako: Well, that is what we’re here for. Alright gang, let’s get to it!

*Hanako assembles the band together as Kokichi rejoins Iroha and the others in the audience.

I really hope Kuripa knows what he’s doing.

I have a few ideas as to what he’s plotting but...none of them are especially good ones...

Hm?

*Suddenly the lights dim and the spotlights shine down upon the stage.

It’s *cough!* ready!

*Kana hurries to join the others.

Kana, what’s going-

...Huh!?

*Iroha is cut off as suddenly someone runs onto the stage.

Th-That’s-!

Good EEEEVENING everyone!

Wha-

Wha-

WHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATTTTT!?!?!

*Kuripa rushes out on stage decked in makeup and a long sleeved dress, complete with hair extensions and blush.

That-! Is that Kurafto!?

Woah...this was unexpected.

Wh-What the actual hell is this...!?

What does he think he’s playing at? There’s no way this will work!

*Regardless of the audience complains, the band starts playing. Kuripa starts shaking his hips. The audience applaud him, none the wiser to the truth of the situation.

♩ itsudemo I love you. kimi ni Take kiss me! wasurerarenai kara boku no daiji na memorii! dorayaki wa shushoku ni narenai! naraba uwagaki shichaeba boku no omoidoori! ♩

*Couples with his unnaturally high pitched vocals, Kuripa starts doing a hyperactive dance routine as the band unknowingly plays Kasane Teto’s Mischievous Function.

♩ zutto soba de miteru yo bakkuappu wa makasete! hidari kara migi e to dekigoto ga acchi kocchi docchi! kimi wa koko ni iru no? baasudei mada saki desho? ii kagen ni koyubi kara mienai ito shuchou shinai! ♩

I-I’m honestly speechless. Is he insane or something!?

Insane or not, look! It’s working!

Huh?!

*Ryota nods towards the front of the audience. While at first confused as to the truth of the situation, a few people have now started nodding their heads to the beat or drumming their tables.

♩ kawaita shinzou no oto awai uwagoto shaku ni sawaru nante ki ni shiteru kara ni kimatten jan soredemo shinjite shiawase ni naru you ni reigi tadashiku mazu wa sasai na aisatsu toko kara Are you ready? ♩

♩ itsudemo I love you. kimi ni Take kiss me. wasurerarenai kara boku no daiji na memorii! dorayaki wa shushoku ni narenai! naraba uwagaki shichaeba boku no omoidoori yume kara pipipi samenaide samenaideeeee! nukumori nigenaide mada asa wa tappuri aru kara ato gofun iya juppun matasete! ♩

I honestly can’t believe this is working.

If anyone here finds out that’s a dude on stage, this comes crashing down.

Mr Ouma, are you head bobbing?

Why not?! He’s rocking it up there!

That is true...*cough!*

♩ hyakunengo tsuzuku nara yakusoku asshuku shite machigatta meeru kara kanchigai no tekipakiteki sutoroo no kuwaekata sukoshi wa chigau desho? miteminufuri sareta sekai ga bakuhatsu shichau!! choushi ni noridasu demo sugu ni hekomidasu karei na bousou dare ga tomete kuremasu ka beibee butsukareba mata atarashii chishiki hakkutsu demo chikara tsukite shimaeba soko made ♩

♩ OH! ♩

♩ MY! ♩

♩ GAWD! ♩

♩ itsudemo I love you. kimi ni Take kiss me. ohoshisama ni negaigoto kanaete kuremasu ka chikyuu no uragawa made boku o hakonde ichiban kirei na hana o sagashi ni ikun da mada kimi no atsui omoi wa omoi wa hoho ni tsutau namida shizuku wa mune ni tsutsunde todokeru yo sora ni ♩

C’MON KURIPA! YOU GOT THIS!

*The instrumental breaks out as s Iroha cheers, and now most of the audience by now are on their feet and clapping to the beat.

...

I see...so this is your answer?

Miss Rokuhana?

...

I shall wait until all is said and done...but it’s apparent to me now...

For someone to throw aside their shame to save their friends...I get it now...

!!!!

*Kuripa breaks out into pretend air guitar on stage as the guitarist breaks out into a riff of their own.

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♩ itsudemo I love you. kimi ni Take kiss me.! ohoshisama ni negaigoto kanaete kuremasu ka! chikyuu no uragawa made boku o hakonde! ichiban kirei na hana o sagashi ni ikun da! mada kimi no atsui omoi wa omoi wa hoho ni tsutau namida! shizuku wa mune ni tsutsunde todokeru yo sora ni! itsudemo I love you. kimi ni Take kiss me.! wasurerarenai kara boku no daiji na memorii! dorayaki wa shushoku ni narenai! naraba uwagaki shichaeba boku no omoidoori! yume kara pipipi samenaide samenaide! nukumori nigenaide mada asa wa! tappuri aru kara ato gofun iya juppun matasete! ♩

*As the song ends, Kuripa struts backwards, and does a hell turn for dramatic effect as the final note is hit. The audience erupts into cheers.

WOOOOHOOO!

Yeah! Go get ‘em!

Hey, guys, look!]

Huh?

*Ryota suddenly points to the high rise seats.

...!

...

*Misako and Misuzu are on their feet and providing a heavy applause.

*pant* *pant* *pant*

*Kuripa pants with exhaustion, gives a cheeky wave, and skips backstage.

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#12_Top_Tourist_Destinations_In_Jammu_And_Kashmir

Jammu & Kashmir tourism has been described as a paradise so many times that one feels it is the ultimate homage you could pay to it. But somehow, there is a vagueness in it that does not do justice to this part of the country.

What is paradise in Jammu & Kashmir? It is its alpine meadows, crystal clear lakes, amber hues of the trees during autumn, boathouses, gondolas, apple orchards and everything else that is a part of its landscape.

Yusmarg: Yusmarg is a hill station in the western part of the valley of Kashmir. The Ahmadiyya Muslim community believes it to be the place where Jesus once lived. The landscape here is more beautiful than anything you will ever see. There are plenty of options for sightseeing and trying out activities like trekking and horse riding.

Sightseeing Attractions in Yusmarg :

Pakherpora Shrine

Charar-e-Sharif

Doodhganga

Nilnag Lake

Sang-e-Safed

Top Things to Do in Yusmarg :

Trekking

Horse Riding

Trout Fishing

Gulmarg: Gulmarg has everything going for it: snow dressed mountains, greenery, lakes, pine & fir forests and different types of flowers. It is snug in a valley in the Pir Panjal Range. Its name means, the meadows of flowers, and you will come across a lot of meadows decorated with daisies. Most of all though, Gulmarg is the best skiing destination in Asia, has the highest green golf course in the world as well as the highest cable car project.

Top Sightseeing Attractions in Gulmarg :

St. Mary’s Church

Baba Reshi Shrine

Maharani Temple/Shiva Temple

Popular Things to Do in Gulmarg

Play golf at the highest golf course in the world enjoy

Gondola Cable Car Ride

Skiing At Shark Fin,

The Best Skiing Slope In Gulmarg

Sonmarg: Sonmarg means a “meadow of gold”, is one of the best tourist places in Jammu and Kashmir for sightseeing & adventure. Its landscape is marked by a glacier, forests and snow-capped mountains.

The three Great Lakes in Kashmir: Kishansar, Vishansar and Gadsar, can be visited from here. Camping & trout fishing are some adventure activities that are popular. Sonmarg is also the starting point for the trek to Amarnath Cave, a major Hindu pilgrimage destination.

Top Sightseeing Attractions in Sonmarg

Thajiwas GlacierBaltal Valley (close to Sonmarg)

Amarnath CaveNaranag

Kishansar LakeVishansar

LakeGadsar Lake

Best Things to Do in Sonmarg

Whitewater rafting

Trekking

CampingTrout Fishing

Pahalgam: Any tourist visiting the top 10 places in Jammu and Kashmir will always visit Pahalgam. Located in the Anantnag district, it is located on the banks of the River Lidder.

It is a visual treat with its meadows, forests and pristine environment. Aru Valley, Betab Valley and Baisaran are some of the places which make Pahalgam the best in Kashmir for a sightseeing tour.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Aru ValleyBetaab

ValleyBaisaran

Sheikhpora

Best Things To Do

Trout fishing

Pony Ride Enjoy A Picnic

Gurez Valley: For six months, the Gurez Valley is cut off from the rest of the world, and that enhances its appeal as a famous tourist destination in Jammu and Kashmir. The people who live here are one of the oldest tribes in Kashmir called the Dard Shin Tribe and speak a language called Shina.

The picturesque valley is surrounded by snow-capped mountains, meadows clothed with lindens, walnut and willow trees and the raging river Kishan Ganga.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Peer Baba Shrine

Habba Khatoon Peak

Best Things to Do

Trekking

Trout Fishing

Mountain Climbing

Verinag : Verinag is a town in the district of Anantnag, where the Verinag Spring is a must see attraction. The stone basin & arcade surrounding it were built by Jahangir, while the beautiful garden next to it was built by Shah Jahan.

The spring is the main source of the River Jhelum. A Mughal Garden also stands right in front of this spring.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Verinag SpringMughal Gardens

Srinagar : Srinagar finds a place on this list because it is one of the most famous tourist destinations in Jammu and Kashmir as well as the top honeymoon destination.

The presence of many Mughal Gardens, religious & historical sites as well as Dal & Nageen Lakes has led Srinagar to being called the “Land of Gardens and Lakes.” Among the other things that will surprise you, one is the floating vegetable market on Dal Lake. The largest Tulip gardens in Asia are also in Srinagar.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Mughal GardensTulip Gardens

Hari Parbat

FortPari

MahalKahnqah

Shah-i-Hamadan

Hazratbal Shrine

Shankaracharya Temple

Kheer Bhawani Temple

Best Things to Do

Take a shikhara ride on the Dal Lake

Enjoy a houseboat stay on Dal

Nageen Lakes

Visit the floating vegetable market on Dal Lake

Vaishno Devi: Those who are spiritually inclined should not miss out on visiting Vaishno Devi, a major Hindu pilgrimage destination in India. The temple stands on the Trikuta Hills in Jammu. The Mother Goddess, who is the main deity, is believed to fulfil the wishes of her devotees.

To reach the temple, you will have to take a trek of nearly 14 kilometres which starts from the Ban Ganga bridge. Other options are battery operated cars, ponies, palkies and helicopter rides to Mata Vaishno Devi Temple.

Top Things to Do

Seek blessing at Mata Vaishno Devi Temple

Visit Ardhkuwari and Bhairo Temples

Patnitop : The hill station of Patnitop is included among the popular tourist places in Jammu and Kashmir for its meadows, gorgeous views & lovely views of the Himalayan peaks. If you are looking for winter getaways in Jammu, this is where you should be.

You can enjoy skiing & paragliding at Madhatop, which can be reached by 5 kilometres from Patnitop. During your stay, don’t forget to taste Patisa, the local delicacy.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Bilo ki PowriKud ParkShiva Ghar (almost 11 kilometres from Patnitop)

Popular Things to Do

Enjoy a picnic at Kud ParkTry paragliding & skiing at Madhatop (almost 5 kilometres from Patnitop)

Doda : Doda is a district located in the eastern part of Jammu and has plenty of opportunities for sightseeing and even adventure. Those who are spiritually inclined should certainly visit Doda since there are plenty of temples and a splendid mosque too.

Adventure enthusiasts can enjoy a variety of sports like snow skiing, mountain biking, trekking and paragliding.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Vasuki Naag Temple

Gupt Ganga Temple

Jamia Masjid

BhaderwahShitla

Mata Roshera

Ziyarat Bangla

NallahLakshmi Narayana Temple

Bhog TaraqDevi

GolNagni Mata

Best Things to Do

Snow skiing mountain

Biking

Paragliding

Trekking

Camping

Kishtwar: Kishtwar is a sleepy peaceful town and a top tourist spot in Jammu and Kashmir as much for its waterfalls and numerous trekking routes as for its rare blue sapphire and high-quality saffron that is found here.

It is home to the biggest mosques, a national park home to rich flora & fauna, an old fort, traditional Kishtwari craft and unique Kashmiri vegetarian dishes like Aloo (Potatoes) in yoghurt.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Jamia MasjidShrine of Shah Asrar-ud-DinShrine of Shah Farid-ud-Din

BagdadiSarthal Devi

TempleKishtwar National

ParkDishes like Lotus root curry

Sanasar: Sanasar is named after the villages of Sana and Sar, and can be counted among the most beautiful places to visit in Jammu and Kashmir. It is a meadow situated in Jammu and has the appearance of a cup.

You will come across coniferous forests, meadows clothed with flowers and heart winning views of the Himalayan Ranges. It’s a good place for trekkers, with plenty of trekking trails. If you are travelling with your family, there are also opportunities for camping including lighting a bonfire.

Top Sightseeing Attractions

Sanasar Lake

Nag Temple

Shank Pal Temple

Suri Kund

Golf Course

Best Things to do :

Paragliding

Trekking

Camping

Golfing

Rock Climbing Rappelling

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Pop Music

“Pop Pop Pop Pop Music: my first time hearing it and yet it felt strangely nostalgic. Pop Pop Pop Pop Music: its cheerful melody somehow makes my heart ache.”

OR: The unexplainable and universal phenomenon of pop music getting stuck inside your head (and resonating with what you already know) is oddly similar to love.

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music hajimete kiita no ni myou ni natsukashikute youki na MERODI ga nanka setsunakute dou are guruguru ATAMA ni mawatteiru yo Pop Pop Pop sore wa Pop Pop Pop tte yuu ka saisho ni kiitoku kedo    POPPU tte donna imi?

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music My first time hearing it and yet it felt strangely nostalgic Its cheerful melody somehow makes my heart ache Whatever it is, it's stuck in my head now Pop Pop Pop, that's     Pop Pop Pop, although speaking of which First of all, I gotta ask–what does "Pop" mean?

ANAROGU REKOODO dake no mukashi bokura no hibi wa tada KARAKARA de RAJIKASE baka DEKAI oto de narashi rouka de SUTEEPU fundeita

In the past they only had vinyl records In our days, we just blasted stupidly loud Music noisily on our boomboxes As we did dance steps in the hallway

NETTO mo MEEERU mo tsukaikonasu bokura wa gyaku ni motto SHABADABA de SUMAHO nakushita tada sore dake de zetsubou ni tachitsukushiteiru

We're pros at the internet and texting– On the contrary, we're more shabadaba than that Just by losing our phones We freeze up in despair

churuchuru    punyupunyu kimi no TAPIOKA MIRUKU TII kyotte    kakimazete    jiki ni wasureru yo demo itsuka mata aitai ne

Slurping and squishing Your tapioca milk tea Mixing and stirring it all together, you forget it before long But someday, you wanna meet it again

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music hajimete kiita no ni hen ni natsukashikute KYACCHII na MERODI ga dokka setsunakute Top Top Top10 iri kyoumi nai furi shite chotto ki ni nan no wa tashika Top Top Top kimi wa Top Top Top tte yuu ka bucchake kiku kedo    TOPPU tte donna FIIRINGU?

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music My first time hearing it and yet it's oddly familiar It's a catchy melody but there's a heartaching part somewhere in it Entering the Top Top Top 10– We feign disinterest in it but I'm certain we do care about it Top Top Top    You're Top Top Top    speaking of which I might be blunt in asking but how's it feel to be at the "Top"?

SADUNRII na shinseki no atsumari de haha no wakai FOTO wo miteitara kokon toko okiniiri no ano ko to hobohobo sokkuri san deshita

Suddenly, at a family gathering As I was looking at pictures of my mom when she was young Here and there in some parts she looked Almost identical to the girl that I like most

HAtto shite    GUtto kite boku wa tannaru kakigoori kezutte    kazararete atto iu ma ni tokete itte naku naru yo awai PINKU namida no mizutamari

Taken aback, my heart stirred I'm but a mere shaved ice: Shaved through, dressed up I'll melt and vanish in the blink of an eye A pale pink puddle of tears

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music saisho atta toki kara myou ni natsukashikute egao wo miru tabi setsunaku natte koi koi koi    koi tte iun desu souda yo kon'ya mo ATAMA ga ashiateiru yo koi koi koi    mou ii yo    koi koi koi dareka dounika shite choudai    kono mune no itami

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music From the first time we met, it felt strangely nostalgic Each time I see that smile, it makes my heart ache Love Love Love    This is what they call Love That's right, I'll be struggling inside my head with it tonight as well Love Love Love    Enough already     Love Love Love Someone please do something about the pain in my heart

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music hajimete kiita no ni myou ni natsukashikute youki na MERODI ga nanka setsunakute dou are shizen ni karada wa ugoiteiru yo Po Po Po    hato    Po Po Po tte yuu ka mou ichikai kiku kedo    POPPU tte donna imi?

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music My first time hearing it and yet it felt strangely nostalgic Its cheerful melody somehow makes my heart ache Whatever it is, my body moves naturally Po Po Po    Pigeon    Po Po Po, speaking of which,¹ I'm asking one more time, but what's "Pop" mean?

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music hajimete no hazu na no ni churuchuru punyu TAPIOKA MIRUKU TII dou are shizen ni KARADA ga ugoiteiru yo Po Po Po    hato    Po Po Po tte yu ka saigo ni kiku kedo    kono kyoku donna FIIRINGU?

Pop Pop Pop Pop Music It should be the first time and yet Slurping and squishing tapioca milk tea Whatever it is, my body moves naturally Po Po Po    Pigeon    Po Po Po, speaking of which It's my last time in asking, but    what does this song make you feel?

--- ¹The pigeon imagery in the PV and the references to it here are a Japanese pun that doesn't transfer over: in English, pigeons go "coo coo" but in Japanese they go "popopo" (or with a little creativity, POPPOPPOPPO). There's also a bonus pun in that the word for pigeon (hato) sounds like the English word for heart (HAATO), which often gets used in pop music lyrics.

Also, as most H!P fans know by now, this is a cover of KAN's Pop Music but arranged with H!P's dinstinctively disco flavor and pays homage to several Western pop songs:

The "pop pop pop music!" in the intro is fittingly taken from M's Pop Muzik and the instrumental bridge between stanzas is a mix: the first part is from YMCA by The Village People and the second part is  Van McCoy's The Hustle. Finally, the "Ahhh Juice=Juice!" in the middle of the song is a homage to Chic's Le Freak.

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Untouchable. 🙋🏻‍♀️

Jamadar ji used to come to our home to clean the toilets. He would also sweep the kuccha aangan inside our house, with a pretty big seenkh ki jhhadu.

Ma was liberal for her times, educated, and whenever she could manage, he also got a cup of tea. The tea though was served in a chini ka cup.

Unbeknownst to the ‘really’ elders in the family, he would sometimes help Ma by climbing up to the chotta chhat and bringing something down for her.

When he would ring the back- door bell for his salary, sometimes I would go and give him the money. We never touched hands in that exchange.

I don’t know if he deliberately kept a distance - the money would be sort of dropped into his palm. There would be some conversation too. He would call me bitiya.

I discussed him endlessly, with Ma when I grew up enough to understand the malaise of the caste system. To my parents credit, they never made a big deal of his caste. And that he was an Untouchable. (I will ask Abba about it today when we sit for our tea.)

I do recall though, that someone had once told me it was because he did a lot of ‘dirty work’ that we didn’t ‘touch’ him. If he were to bathe and wear clean clothes, it would be just fine.

In my maternal grandmother’s home, the jamadarin was a stunner. She was called Rani ji, and as I grew up, the irony didn’t escape me. A Rani is a Queen. Do you know any queen who picks up the waste matter of hundreds of people? 🤨

She would come and shout from the nallah near our house, resplendent in pink, her silver jewellery in place. “Mata jiiii, paani dal dijiye!”

I never saw or heard of anyone misbehave with her in our home. She too would get tea and something to eat.

Despite this, there was a distance kept between them and us. I don’t recall any of my elders asking us to stay away. But we just did and never played with them like we would with maali baba. Perhaps they too kept the distance, not knowing any better. There were very orthodox people in my family, who would probably take a bath at the slightest encounter with jamadar ji. But those people lived in our ancestral homes.

My maternal grandfather fought for the rights of human scavengers. I have written blogs about how he and his band of boys spent night after night cleaning the town of faecal waste when the cleaners were on strike. They would bathe with mountains of carbolic soap and yet the stench wouldn’t leave them.

And I have on several occasions grit my teeth and stepped into a clogged sewer in my marital home to clean it out. Nana sb could do it, why couldn’t I? There was no shame in it, surely.

No one else would and the entire angry rant was about how the sweeper community had grown such wings!

It was either clean up the mess or watch the sewer gurgle ominously threatening to spill out all over the courtyard. I would clean up and curse the architect who made such a mess with building the house. 🤷🏻‍♀️ I also hoped I was setting an example for my children.

These memories keep rearing their heads. And I see how life comes a full circle.

Now we will flinch back and not just a few inches when we will encounter someone, even a friend or a relative who is dressed to the nines.

You see, these days, everyone is an Untouchable .

Oh the irony of it all.

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Go through the magnificence of Rajasthan through a train trip

India is famous worldwide for its diversity, which is evident in almost everything, ranging from customs to traditions, dressing style to eating habits, heritage to religions, topography to language, and much more. All these come together to lure tourists from all over the world. If you wish to appreciate the true essence of India, then no other place can be better than Rajasthan, which is considered as the incredible state of the country. Since the state of Rajasthan is the largest in India, one needs a convenient mode of transport to go from one place to another. And what else can be better than a train to explore the colorful alleys of Rajasthan? By opting for a train tour of Rajasthan, you can cover distances in less time and that too along with multiple benefits. During a train journey, tourists can interact with locals, who will further enrich your experience of visiting Rajasthan, the culturally-rich state of India. Moreover, you will get to know the culture more closely along with attaining knowledge of some insider tips.

Famous Cities of Glorious Rajasthan

It is a well-known fact that Rajasthan is referred to as the “Pride of India”. But in case you are wondering why, take a train trip to Rajasthan and get to know the reason by yourself. Rajasthan is the most famous for royalty and hospitality. Since the state has been under the reign of so many mighty rulers, almost every nook and corner of the town boasts of royalty. And the warmest hospitality is extended by the locals to guests. People in Rajasthan are courteous and often greet tourists by saying “Padharo Mhare Desh”. Whenever Rajasthan is thought about, the images of forts, palaces, and camels come to mind but that does not sum up all the charm of the state as there is much more to explore in the Land of Kings. One can have a look at some of the finest specimens of architecture in Rajasthan. Some of the best cities of Rajasthan are Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, and Jaisalmer.

Jaipur: Pink City

Jaipur is the capital city of Rajasthan. It is also counted amongst the most visited tourist destinations of the state as the city is also a significant part of the most popular tourist circuit of India - Golden Triangle tour from Jaipur along with Delhi and Agra. The city is replete with tourist attractions. Therefore, the city is well-suited for adventure junkies as well as history buffs.

Places to visit

●      Amber Fort

●      City Palace

●      Hawa Mahal

●      Nahargarh Fort

●      Jantar Mantar

●      Jal Mahal

●      Jaigarh Fort

Famous Food

●      Pakoda

●      Pyaaz Kachori

●      Jalebi

●      Shrikhand

●      Ghewar

Things to do

●      Shop for lac jewelry,  blue pottery, and many more things from the local markets

●      Devour the local dishes at Chokhi Dhani

●      Catch a glimpse of the wild creatures at Ranthambore National Park

●      Celebrate the fairs and festivals and enjoy local traditions

●      Try hands on exciting activities like zip lining, hot air ballooning, etc.

Udaipur: City of Lakes

Located amidst the Aravali ranges, this city has been voted as the Most Romantic City in India. Several names such as the “City of Lakes”, the “City of Dawn”, etc. are used to refer to Udaipur. The city is also famous as it has the world’s most romantic hotel (Taj Lake Palace).

Places to visit

●      City Palace

●      Eklingji Temple

●      Saheliyon ki Bari

●      Jagdish Temple

●      Vintage Car Museum

●      Bagore ki Haveli

●      Doodh Talai Musical Garden

Famous Food

●      Mini Mirchi Bada

●      Kulhad Coffee

●      Dabeli

●      Sindhi Falooda

●      Boiled Egg Bhurji

Things to do

●      Admire the surroundings while taking a boat ride in Lake Pichola

●      Catch sight of the diverse wildlife in Sajjangarh Wildlife Sanctuary

●      Get acquainted with the colorful past by going for a heritage walk around the city

●      Enjoy a ropeway ride in Udaipur

●      Participate in thrilling activities like horse riding, trekking, etc.

Jodhpur: Blue City

Another famous city of Rajasthan is Jodhpur, which is chock-full of historical influences in the form of forts, castles, palaces, and many more. Since the old part of the city demonstrates different shades of blue, the city is also known as the Blue City. On the contrary, the new part of Jodhpur is comprised of cafes, lounges, restaurants, amusement parks, malls, etc.

Places to visit

●      Mehrangarh Fort

●      Umaid Bhawan Palace

●      Jaswant Thada

●      Mandore Gardens

●      Kaylana Lake

●      Rao Jodha Desert Rock Park

●      Clock Tower

Famous Food

●      Bajre ka Sogra

●      Kabuli

●      Atte ka Halwa

●      Lapsi

●      Chandaliya Sabji

Things to do

●      Get immersed in the beauty of the surroundings through zip lining at Mehrangarh Fort

●      Catch a glimpse of the rural life of people in Bishnoi Village

●      Buy handicrafts, spices and many more from the local markets

●      Learn the basics of cooking at the Spice Paradise

●      Hop the camels in sand dunes of Jodhpur

Bikaner: Camel Country

Situated in the middle of the Thar Desert, Bikaner is famous due to being home to a large no. of camels. The city manifests its history through palaces and forts. The city is also a host to the famous international camel festival. The city is also famous for its mouth-watering delicacies.

Places to visit

●      Junagarh Fort

●      Devi Kund

●      Bhandasar Jain Temple

●      Deshnok Karni Mata Temple

●      Lalgarh Palace

●      National Research Centre on Camel

●      Rampuria Haveli

Famous Food

●      Bhujia

●      Namkeen

●      Papad

●      Gatte ki Sabzi

●      Kachori

Things to do

●      Shop for a variety of souvenirs at Kote Gate

●      Enjoy a camel safari in the desert

●      Experience a luxurious stay in Laxmi Vilas Palace

●      Meet with wild creatures in Gajner Wildlife Sanctuary

●      Be a part of the world-famous Camel Festival

Jaisalmer: Golden City

Nestled on the edge of the Thar Desert, this city is known as the Golden City owing to the golden hues of the town. One can visit multiple tourist destinations in the city, all of which are quite peculiar. There are also temples in the city, dedicated to different religions such as Hinduism and Jainism.

Places to visit

●      Jaisalmer Fort

●      Sam Sand Dunes

●      Gadisar Lake

●      Patwon-ki-Haveli

●      Thar Heritage Museum

●      Jain Temples

●      Bada Bagh

Famous Food

●      Dal Baati Churma

●      Bhanonaloo

●      Panchdhari Ladoos

●      Ker Sangri

●      Masala Raita

Things to do

●      Go for adventurous activities like parasailing, quad biking, etc.

●      Opt for camel safari to catch scenic views of the Thar Desert

●      Spot a wide variety of flora and fauna at Desert National Park

●      Spend a night camping under a sky full of stars in the desert

●      Be amazed by the architectural beauty of Tazia Tower

Since you have bumped into so many attractive points about Rajasthan, you must be excited enough to have a first-hand experience of it all. If yes, then don’t delay and book Rajasthan train tour at the earliest. You can revel in the scenic beauty of the town by travelling to Rajasthan by train. This will surely be a trip to remember for you as well as your dear ones.

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PM Modi Joins Drummers During Interaction With Indian Community In Indonesia

PM Modi Joins Drummers During Interaction With Indian Community In Indonesia

Prime Minister Modi is in Bali to attend the ongoing G20 summit. Bali: Prime Minister Narendra Modi played the drums on Tuesday as he arrived to interact with the members of the Indian community in Indonesia on the sidelines of the G20 summit. Amid cheers and slogans of ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’, a huge crowd of people dressed in Indian attire and turbans greeted Prime Minister Modi with folded hands…

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Purchase The Most Beautiful Mata Rani Dress From Zariiwalaa

Mata Rani is a representation of the divine forces (positive energy) called divine shakti (feminine energy/power) that are used to counteract the evil and wickedness's negative forces. She shelters and defends her followers from bad forces. Dressing up Mata Rani is so significant as she brings auspiciousness. Zariiwalaa has the best Mata Ki Dress from daily to festive wear! Choose from a wide variety of colors and designs.

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Navratri Colors -

People, especially women, celebrate the nine nights of Nav Durga following the color scheme of the day. This tradition is very popular among the states of Maharashtra and Gujarat. Fasting and dressing according to the day's Navratri color is considered sacred in Hinduism. Women often follow this tradition and decorate themselves with similar clothes and accessories during Navratri. Here we have listed below the following Navratri colors of this year. The best newspapers of Maharashtra and Gujarat publish articles detailing the colors to be worn in the upcoming Navratri festival and their significance in Navratri. This practice is very popular among devotees who fast for nine days of Navratri. For all Mataji / Devi Aarti visit https://www.astroruchi.com/aarti/ To Explore the colors to follow during Shardiya Navratri with its dates and meanings visit www.astroruchi.com or follow www.youtube.com/astroruchiabhiruchi For all free MUHURAT TO BUY CAR Visit https://www.astroruchi.com/vehicle-purchase/

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Mata Baglamukhi Temple Kangra | Great historical importance

Mata Baglamukhi Temple Kangra | Great historical importance

Baglamukhi Temple, about 30 kilometres from Kangra District, is a Siddha Peeth near Jwala Ji and Chintpurni Devi Temple. Baglamukhi, one of the ten Mahavidyas, is revered as the destroyer of all evils. The colour yellow is the Goddess’s favourite. As a result, the temple is painted yellow. Devotees dress in yellow and offer yellow desserts (besan ki laddoo) to the deity. People worship the deity…