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Vadnagar In Gujarat – A Lesser Known Place To Visit

If you want to explore offbeat Gujarat while having the smell of the raw soil […]

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November 7, 2021 admin 37 Comments

Modhera Sun Temple In Gujarat – Beyond Majestic Architecture

A proud symbol of the glorious Chaulukya dynasty, situated on the bank of Pushpavati river, […]

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Aap Khudko Kitna like karte hai?? @meanderandwander #selflove #reelsinstagram #reelkarofeelkaro #reelitlikeher

6 Must Visit Places in Lucknow Save it ❤️ .

6 Must Visit Places in Lucknow
Save it ❤️ . . .
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Caption Please ❣️ . . 📸 @the_convivial_b

Caption Please ❣️ . . 📸 @the_convivial_being #baraimambara #unescoworldheritage #lucknow_igers #travelyoutuber #travelrealindia

aundh Nagnath Jyotirlinga Facts 🔱 . . #jyoti

aundh Nagnath Jyotirlinga Facts 🔱 . . #jyotirling #shiva #shiv #aundhanagnath #nageshwar_jyotirling_8007 #reelitfeelit #reelkarofeelkaro #reelitlikeher @maharashtratourismofficial

There is a clear distinction between your social l

There is a clear distinction between your social life and your real life, and you shouldn't try to combine the two. I've been using Instagram for years now, but before that, much of my feed was occasionally embarrassing selfies and random pictures. As my involvement and engagement increased over time, I also became more conscious of the responsibility that comes with my posts and words. I never found it easy to share details of my private life on social media; it's still a path I'm on, but I've gone a long way. Not everything on social media is real and rosy. Everyone wants you to believe that they are well-liked, popular, and living their best life, but in the end, they are just people, and reality isn't always rosy. Social media, in my opinion, can be a fantastic tool for networking, talent display, and peer support. However, it is a world that is distinct from my reality to me at the end of the day. People fall victim to the facades they built for themselves, live other lives, and lose perspective on what matters and what doesn't. what is and isn't real. Some people use the platform as a metric to determine their worth to them rather than as a source of motivation or a stage for presentation, which can lead to feelings of inadequacy and the insecurity. As this community expands, conversations begin to centre on topics like how many likes you received, how many followers you gained currently, what you can do to win their favour, and that one unfavourable comment that makes you miserable the entire day. I also want to earn people’s attention and support, but I’m still on a journey that will show me that this world is not actually where I live. . #rumidarwaza
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Winter is Here.... ❄️🌨️ . . #snowfall

Winter is Here.... ❄️🌨️ . . #snowfall
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Believer of Miracles ✨ . . #lucknow #lucknowg

Believer of Miracles ✨ . . #lucknow
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In search of Lost Time 📍 . . Beautiful Const

In search of Lost Time 📍 . . Beautiful Constantia House can be seen at Lucknow's La Martiniere Boys College. Built in 1785 by British Army officer Claude Martin, it is regarded as the greatest European funeral monument in India. The building's interiors are embellished with French rugs, plaster of Paris accents, mirrors, and paintings that evoke the opulence of a bygone era. Shot by @thekrazybutterfly . . #lucknow
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Another sunset and my thoughts.... . . #sunset

Another sunset and my thoughts.... . . #sunsetlovers #lucknow #lucknowgirl #sunsetphotography #sunset #uptourism #reelsinstagram #reelkrofeelkro #reelitfeelit #reelitlikeher #travelyoutuber #travelreels #reelsinstagram

I Was in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh last week for the

I Was in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh last week for the ART SALUTE project. The whole concept of Art Salute is to celebrate the Indian Army in this 75th year of India’s independence. The idea of Art Salute is to salute our protectors via tribal arts and preserve our arts and heritage culture via story art. There are 9 panels on the wall, and the artists depicted a thread of continuity between the different panels that starts with the sunrise in the mountains and ends with the sunset in the sea. The first panel represents Himachal Pradesh, where, with the sunrise over the Ganges, the wall art portrays an army man in the initial phase of service—enlistment and training. The snow leopard and the state bird, the Western Tragopan, are also depicted (in Bhil art) to highlight the state. The second panel represents the state of Uttarakhand, focusing on rescue work by army men during floods. Also shown to highlight the state are the Bramha Kamal and the Himalayan Monal and Deodhar trees. (Gond art )
The third panel represents the state of Uttar Pradesh, focusing on the personal lives of army personnel. The Ashoka Tree and the Kumbh Mela have also helped to portray the state accurately. (Gond Art .). The fourth panel describes the Imambara as the headquarters of the Army Central Command and represents the peepal leaf of Bihar via Gond art. The fifth wall focuses only on the activities of Army personnel ( Gond art). The sixth wall represents the state of Madhya Pradesh while showcasing the Palash tree, Dudhraj birds, and wildlife animals like tigers. (Gond art) The seventh panel represents Jharkhand with its wildlife, including elephants, wild boars, Koyal, and Nilgai. (Gond Art) The eighth panel represents Chhattisgarh, depicting Chitrakoot Water Falls and its flora and fauna (Bhil Art). The ninth panel depicts the Sunset in Orissa, complete with the famous Konark wheel and Temple. This frame marks the sunset in the soldier’s life, describing veterans and war widows. (Gond Art). . #artsalute
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