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The Indian Premier League has been suspended by the BCCI following strikes in a host of cities –– Amritsar, Pathankot, Jaisalmer, and Jammu.

In this podcast, Sirish and Aatish recount the epic adventure they had covering 2500km in two Porsches. They took the Porsche 911 Carrera and electric Macan Turbo on a drive from Delhi to Pune, but they took the long road home. Taking the route via Jaisalmer, they stayed away from the mega expressways and drove through the true India. In this podcast, they discuss what it is like to drive a sports car in India, how comfortable it is, how practical it is and whether you can actually, realistically road trip with a Porsche sports car in India!Chapters:0:00 - Intro1:31 - Driving the 911 Carrera and Macan Turbo from Delhi to Pune2:19 - Can the Porsche handle Indian roads?2:52 - Porsche 911 can be everyday sportscar in India3:02 - Start of the drive3:18 - Porsche Macan Turbo Electric as a support car4:05 - Porsche press fleet4:58 - No hotel rooms to stay in for the night5:54 - Jhunjhunu6:29 - Sirish's mistake7:21 - Fabulous roads of Rajasthan8:03 - India's highway network is growing fast9:52 - Everybody stopped and stared10:23 - Porsche is expensive11:28 - 911 without the aero kit12:35 - Shade green metallic12:59 - Bharatmala road14:09 - Beautiful scenic journey15:14 - 380bhp is enough17:21 - Drag race between 911 Carrera and Macan Turbo electric17:34 - Thoughts on the Macan Turbo electric20:04 - Electric sound costs extra20:16 - Impressive range of the Macan Turbo electric21:04 - How do you deal with bad roads?22:15 - Dealing with bad roads in a Porsche24:46 - Porsche meets Statue of Unity26:27 - Aatish's nightmare road28:44 - Porsche gave zero problems29:20 - Saputara ghat31:29 - Sirish's criticism31:40 - Space is enough inside the Porsche32:22 - Creature comforts32:45 - Where the 911 earns it's name33:52 - Greatest sportscar in the world34:10 - BMW M234:28 - Nuance in a car36:10 - Grateful towards Porsche37:41 - Crack on the windshield38:41 - If you have a nice car39:37 - Cover of Evo India March 202540:21 - Outro

Fluent Fiction - Hindi: Harnessing the Storm: A Camel Guide's Triumph in Jaisalmer Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/hi/episode/2025-01-01-23-34-01-hi Story Transcript:Hi: सर्दी की सुबह थी।En: It was a cold morning.Hi: जैसलमेर का रेगिस्तान सूरज की किरणों से सोने जैसा चमक रहा था।En: The Jaisalmer desert was gleaming like gold in the rays of the sun.Hi: अारव ने अपने ऊंटों को तैयार किया।En: Aarav had prepared his camels.Hi: उसका सपना था कि वह खुद की ट्रैवल एजेंसी खोले।En: His dream was to open his own travel agency.Hi: आज नया साल था, और पर्यटक के ऊंट सफारी के लिए आने वाले थे।En: It was New Year's Day today, and tourists were coming for a camel safari.Hi: उसके बॉस, राज, ने उसे यह काम सौंपा था।En: His boss, Raj, had assigned him this task.Hi: आारव जरूर कुछ खास करना चाहता था।En: Aarav definitely wanted to do something special.Hi: नेहा, उसकी साथी गाइड, भी उसके साथ थी।En: Neha, his fellow guide, was with him too.Hi: सब कुछ ठीक चल रहा था।En: Everything was going smoothly.Hi: पर्यटक खुश थे, सभी ऊंटों पर सवार थे।En: The tourists were happy and seated on the camels.Hi: अचानक, आकाश में बदलाव हुआ।En: Suddenly, the sky changed.Hi: एक जोरदार रेतीला तूफान उठने लगा।En: A strong sandstorm began to rise.Hi: आारव ने देखा कि चारों ओर धूल उड़ रही है।En: Aarav saw dust swirling all around.Hi: उसके अनुभव की परीक्षा थी यह।En: It was a test of his experience.Hi: नेहा चिंतित थी, लेकिन अारव को उसका विश्वास जीतना था।En: Neha was worried, but Aarav had to earn her trust.Hi: अारव को तुरंत निर्णय लेना था।En: Aarav had to make a quick decision.Hi: उसने राज की कही बातों को याद किया और पर्यटकों की सुरक्षा सबसे पहले राखी।En: He recalled Raj's words and prioritized the safety of the tourists.Hi: उसने सफारी रोकने का फैसला किया और सभी को अपने काफिले के पास रुकने को कहा।En: He decided to halt the safari and instructed everyone to stop by their convoy.Hi: फिर उसने कुछ सूझ-बूझ दिखाई।En: Then he displayed some clever thinking.Hi: उसने सभी को गोलाकार बैठने को कहा और रेगिस्तान की कहानियाँ सुनाने लगा।En: He asked everyone to sit in a circle and began telling stories of the desert.Hi: लोगों का ध्यान बंट गया।En: It distracted the people.Hi: नेहा ने उसके इस समाधान की प्रशंसा की।En: Neha praised this solution of his.Hi: जब तूफान थमा, तो सभी पर्यटक आारव की सूझ-बूझ और साहस से प्रभावित थे।En: When the storm subsided, all the tourists were impressed by Aarav's cleverness and courage.Hi: राज ने उसे शाबाशी दी।En: Raj congratulated him.Hi: आारव को एहसास हुआ कि सही नेतृत्व अनुभव नहीं, बल्कि सही फैसले पर निर्भर होता है।En: Aarav realized that true leadership doesn't depend on experience, but on making the right decisions.Hi: इस संकट से पार पाने के बाद, अारव ने खुद पर विश्वास करना सीख लिया।En: After overcoming this crisis, Aarav learned to believe in himself.Hi: उसने तय कर लिया कि एक दिन उसकी खुद की ट्रैवल एजेंसी जरूर होगी।En: He decided that one day he would definitely have his own travel agency.Hi: जैसलमेर का यह दिन उसके जीवन का एक नया अध्याय बन गया।En: That day in Jaisalmer became a new chapter in his life. Vocabulary Words:gleaming: चमक रहाrays: किरणोंtourists: पर्यटकassigned: सौंपाhalt: रोकनेconvoy: काफिलेdisplayed: दिखाईcleverness: सूझ-बूझcourage: साहसcongratulated: शाबाशीleadership: नेतृत्वchapter: अध्यायovercoming: पार पानेexperience: अनुभवtest: परीक्षाswirling: उड़ रहीdistracted: ध्यान बंट गयाpraised: प्रशंसा कीsubsided: थमाbelieve: विश्वासguide: गाइडspecial: खासdecision: निर्णयsolution: समाधानleadership: नेतृत्वcrisis: संकटdisplay: दिखाईsafety: सुरक्षाinstructed: कहाprioritized: राखी

Ethics go out the window this week, as Adam's not only riding camels but he's doing it without underwear! Continuing his road trip around Rajasthan, Adam arrives in the 'Golden City' of Jaisalmer, where he embarked on a camel safari that both he and the camel will never forget. We also hear of a treacherous journey involving some of the rudest hotel staff Adam's ever encountered. Stranded at midnight, in the middle of nowhere, and with the staff refusing to help, Adam had to think fast. Looking for travel insurance? We recommend SafetyWing! Click here to get started: https://tinyurl.com/tripsafetywing Need an onward flight? Please use this fantastic flight rental service: https://onwardticket.com/tripologypodcast Searching for accommodation in Jaisalmer? Stay here! https://openroadadventures.in/open-road-hostel-and-cafe-jaisalmer-hostel If you'd like travel tips or travel advice for India, please send us an email at tripologypodcast@gmail.com Check out our website: ⁠tripologypodcast.comFollow us on Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram.com/tripologypodcast/Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/@tripologypodcast Please rate the show and help us grow! Recommend the podcast to family & friends (all of them). It makes a HUGE difference. Thank you for your continued support. It means the world.

Welcome to Top of the Morning by Mint, your weekday newscast that brings you five major stories from the world of business. It's Friday, 16 August 2024. My name is Nelson John. Let's get started. When ChrysCapital's executives flew to Pune during the covid-19 pandemic, they were looking to invest in FirstCry, a baby products giant founded by Supam Maheshwari. They were struck by Maheshwari's modest office—a sharp contrast to the flashier setups of many new-age entrepreneurs. This meeting led to a 315 million dollar investment in the startup, boosting its valuation to nearly 2 billion dollars. Maheshwari, an introvert unlike the more outspoken Bhavish Aggarwal of Ola Electric, strategically builds businesses with an eye on the long game, focusing on deep market understanding rather than just following trends. Mint's startup reporter Sneha Shah explores the journey of Maheshwari, who has founded three unicorns - FirstCry, Xpressbees and Globalbees.  Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation for the 11th consecutive time from the Red Fort on Independence Day. In his first speech since assuming office for the third time, the prime minister spoke for 98 minutes, making it his longest Independence Day speech. He laid out many ambitious plans, from adding 75,000 medical seats over the next five years to ramping up India's renewable energy capacity to 500 gigawatts by 2030. Modi emphasized revamping agriculture with a big push towards natural farming, with plans to use advanced tech like drones, Dhirendra Kumar writes. He's also got his sights set on making India a powerhouse in semiconductor manufacturing to cut down on imports and boost self-sufficiency.  At IIMs - India's top management institutes -  students are facing a stagnant job market where median salaries haven't budged much.  Median pay - the salary a middle-ranked candidate would get - has stagnated. This is despite the continuous rise in tuition fees due to operational costs. For example, at IIM-Kozhikode, the median salary has been stuck at 27 lakh rupees for the past couple of years. This stagnation is attributed to global economic uncertainties and a cooling job market following the pandemic hiring spurts, reports Mint's Devina Sengupta. Despite this, institutes are revising their curriculums and infrastructure to better align with industry needs and ensure robust placement outcomes in the future.  India's law ministry is taking a big step towards transforming the country into a top spot for global arbitration. Mint's Manas Pimpalkhare reports that the ministry wants to streamline processes and cut down on the hefty legal bills the government faces as the country's most frequent litigant. They're studying how places like Singapore and the UK handle arbitration to figure out what changes are needed back home. One of the main goals is to speed up how arbitral awards—decisions made outside of court—are enforced, as Indian assets often get bogged down in other legal tangles, which slows things down. Indian liquor brands like Amrut, Rampur, and Indri are making a splash on the global stage, catching the eye of the growing Indian diaspora and other premium spirit lovers around the world. In fiscal year 2023-24 alone, overseas shipments of alcohol jumped to a cool 400 million dollars. Whisky's leading the charge with a whopping 67% surge in exports since fiscal year 2019-20, hitting about 5.8 million cases, writes Mint's Varuni Khosla. Radico Khaitan and Allied Blenders are at the forefront of this trend. Radico's not just winning over folks with its Rampur Indian single malt and Jaisalmer craft gin, but it's also now selling in over 100 countries. The buzz is spreading to beer, too. Goa's Latambarcem Brewers has started shipping their Maka Di Beer to the US, and Delhi's Medusa beer is setting sights on the UK.  Show notes: Inside the reticent mind of FirstCry's top bee—Supam MaheshwariPrime Minister Modi's I-Day speech: 75k medical seats, renewable energy goals and moreIIM grads get a reality check in a tight job marketIndia aims to be global arbitration hub. And cut costs for its biggest litigant.Spirits Exports Soar As Single Malts Spice Up Demand

Ever dreamt of expanding your Amazon empire internationally with just a few clicks? That's exactly what we're unpacking with Jaisal Jivanji from Amazon Canada and Irias Garcia Enriquez from Amazon Mexico in our latest chat. We're tackling the Remote Fulfillment with FBA program head-on, discussing the seamless process of selling across borders using your US FBA inventory. You'll find out how this can lead to a significant boost in product visibility and sales in foreign markets, which now includes the vibrant landscape of Brazil. Struggling with keyword research for an international audience? No sweat, because we also dissect how Helium 10's Magnet tool comes to the rescue, enhancing your targeting prowess. We spill the beans on Bradley's journey leveraging the program, the automatic translations of listings for local markets, and the nuances of handling images and A+ content across different Amazon platforms. It's a great episode to watch for logistical insights, from managing shipping times to utilizing Amazon's metrics, complemented by third-party tools that could be the game-changer you've been looking for. Now, let's talk money. Navigating the currency exchange and pricing strategies can be daunting, but we're breaking it down to make it practical and straightforward. With Amazon's handy Build International Listings (BIL) tool and Amazon Currency Converter for Sellers (ACCS), we explain how to keep your pricing strategies smart and your international profits in check, even with fluctuating exchange rates. Say goodbye to pricing headaches and hello to transparent, surprise-free customer experiences in Canada, Mexico, and Brazil. Big thanks to Jaisal and Irais for their expert insights—it's just what you need to consider taking the plunge into these exciting markets. In episode 547 of the Serious Sellers Podcast, Bradley, Irais, and Jaisal discuss: 00:00 - Amazon Remote Fulfillment Program Discussion 03:45 - Expanding Your Amazon Selling Internationally 09:21 - Cross-Border Fulfillment Eligibility and Shipping 12:32 - International FBA Shipping and Localization 16:56 - Amazon Metrics and Marketplace Expansion 22:12 - International Sales and Tax Considerations 24:59 - Currency Exchange and International Pricing 27:20 - International Price Synchronization Options 32:09 - Amazon Fulfillment in International Markets 36:34 - International Sales Success in Project X 37:15 - Expanding Sales With Remote Fulfillment ► Instagram: instagram.com/serioussellerspodcast ► Free Amazon Seller Chrome Extension: https://h10.me/extension ► Sign Up For Helium 10: https://h10.me/signup  (Use SSP10 To Save 10% For Life) ► Learn How To Sell on Amazon: https://h10.me/ft ► Watch The Podcasts On YouTube: youtube.com/@Helium10/videos Transcript   Bradley Sutton: Today we've got representatives from Amazon Canada and Mexico who are going to talk all about the remote fulfilling with FBA program, where just in three clicks you can instantly be selling your products in Canada, Mexico and now Brazil. How cool is that? Pretty cool, I think. I want to enter in an Amazon keyword and then within seconds get up to thousands of potentially related keywords that you could research. Then you need magnet by Helium 10. For more information, go to h10.me/magnet. Magnet works in most Amazon marketplaces, including USA, Mexico, Australia, Germany, UK, India and much more. Hello everybody and welcome to another episode of the Serious Sellers podcast by Helium 10. I'm your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show. That is a special episode because for the very first time, we have got somebody who is from Amazon Canada, also Amazon Mexico on the show. I've had people from Amazon USA, I think, Amazon Singapore and different places, but I'm just expanding out the marketplaces here. We've got Jaisal and Irais here. Welcome to the show, guys.   Irais: Hello everyone. Thank you for inviting us.   Bradley Sutton: Now, right before the show, I was like now the way you pronounce your name is Irais and that's how I would say it, but like that just sounds like so awkward. So I'm just going to go with Irais and she says she's not going to be offended there and Jaisal I couldn't even begin to exactly pronounce it, but so I'm going to start with Jaisal. What is the origin of your name?   Jaisal: So my name is actually originated from a town in India called Rajasthan, and there was a princess back in the day whose name was Jaisal, and there's also a city called Jaisalmer, so that's kind of where my name came from.   Bradley Sutton: See, I like knew there was a good story behind it. You know, Bradley, there's no, there's nothing going on there. You know, like Irais is or at least the English spelling is like a flower, you know kind of thing. So, all right, we've got. So I was already pronouncing it wrong, so it was Jaisal instead of Jaisal. I don't know why I was saying it the right. Okay, I got it now. Now, Jaisal, you we're in Canada, are you at right now?   Jaisal: So I actually live in Dallas, Texas. Bradley Sutton: Dallas Texas, okay.   Jaisal: Yeah, our team sits in Seattle and in Arlington, and then we also have a team out in Canada.   Bradley Sutton: Okay, all right now. How long have you worked for Amazon?   Jaisal: For a little over two years, so it's been a really fun ride so far.   Bradley Sutton: Now, have you always worked on the? You like Amazon Canada in different marketplaces, or did you do something else like for Amazon USA, or what's going on there?   Jaisal: Yeah, so the whole time I've been on Amazon Canada, I've been on the Remote Fulfillment expansion team for the entire time, so it's been I've definitely gotten really used to this team and I've learned a lot from the team as well.   Bradley Sutton: Now we're gonna be talking, we're gonna go in depth here, but just something I've wanted to know. I always you just said Remote Fulfillment. Now I have always referred to this as NARF right North, because I swear it used to be called like North American Remote Fulfillment. But now I don't see that those initials anywhere on Amazon did it? Was that an official term or is that something I made up, or did you guys have that and then you just erased the NARF and now it's called something else.   Irais: Yes, you're right, it was called North America Remote Fulfillment, but the thing is that the moment we are now expanding to other countries, it doesn't make sense to call it North America. That's why we only, we're only staying with Remote Fulfillment with it.   Bradley Sutton: That's all. We're almost giving a spoiler alert right there about later on in the show. We're gonna be okay now. Okay now, I guess. So like I gotta start calling it something, but that's. That was such a cool name though, NARF, you know, it's so easy to remember that. All right, let's. Let's switch to Irais. Now, where are you located?   Irais: So I am in Mexico City and I worked at the office that we have in Mexico City.   Bradley Sutton: Is that where you're born and raised?   Irais: Yes, yes, I haven't been living all my life here. I went to give my tour of the world for 10 years and came back to Mexico City, and I've been working at Amazon since four years now four years, and I hope.   Bradley Sutton: Let's just start in an degree. You know the reason why I brought you on kind of like representing Amazon Canada. By the way, that's a really cool sweater you have on there. I haven't seen that one special edition, but is you know? I want to talk about Remote Fulfillment now in general. You know, I'm an Amazon seller in the USA now me personally, I don't remember when I enrolled, but I'm already enrolled in it. But there's probably a lot of people listening to this show maybe who haven't. This might be the first time they're even hearing about Remote Fulfillment. So you know what? Let me take a step back. What is Remote Fulfillment? Either of you can answer this.   Irais: So Remote Fulfillment, it's a program that allows sellers to use their US FBA inventory to expand to other countries like Mexico, Canada and now Brazil. What we do is like the inventory that you are sending to the Remote Fulfillment Center, to the sorry, to the fulfillment centers in in US. Amazon uses to fulfill the orders internationally once there is a sale in another country.   Bradley Sutton: Cool now. So that's just basically in a nutshell what it is. Now I'm a seller who's maybe hearing about this for the first time. How do I know if it's something that I should probably look into? Or maybe there's a kind of seller where it's like nah, this is probably not for you yet.   Irais: Well, really, for I think, for any seller that is already selling in in US BISBA I think it's something really great to try, because you're already selling with FBA in US, you already have your products there. The only thing you need to do is enroll. Actually, we are I'll explain further down but we are doing automatically enrollment for some eligible sellers and once you're enrolled, you're basically instantly selling in other like internationally, because it's Amazon who takes care of the rest. We are basically, once we enroll you, we are going to duplicate your ASINs or your offers that's how we call it in Amazon ASINs and you're we're going to duplicate your offers and products to the other countries and then you will be offering those products to new clients and you will have more opportunities to sell right. So I think it's very easy. You don't really need to worry about sending inventory to other places, you don't need to invest on that and everything is taken care of by Amazon. So I think it's very easy. You don't really need to say, oh, am I ready?   Bradley Sutton: I'm not ready, because Amazon takes care of everything now, Jaisal, you know, for me when I first enrolled in it, when it was called NARF like the very first one that I made sure to get into was Canada, would it be safe to say that probably most people are, you know, who are selling in the US probably make that one their first enrollment. And then how does somebody enroll in it these days?   Jaisal: yeah, of course. So from the way to enroll standpoint, we do have that auto enrollment that I used to talking about earlier. But also if you want to double check to see if you are enrolled, you would go into your US Seller Central side and check the inventory tab and go to Remote Fulfillment and there will be. We have like a new UI as well and there you should be able to see like which countries you have launched in, and it's literally just like a click of a button all right.   Bradley Sutton: So I'm here for those watching on YouTube. I'm going in one of my accounts right, I'm pretty sure it's enrolled inventory and then Remote Fulfillment with FBA, all right. And then here it is right here. So I would hit then marketplace enrollment, right, and then there it is All right. So then you would be able to see the three marketplaces and it says I'm enrolled. And if it wasn't enrolled I would have just selected it here and then hit update. So everybody who's listening if you guys are, you know, if you guys are running on a jog right now or you're in your car, you know, please Pull over to the side of the road or just wait till you get home, but go into your Seller Central, hit the Menu button on the left hand side, go to inventory, mouse over that and then select Remote Fulfillment by FBA and literally right after there It'll be just maybe a couple of clicks to enroll. If you are not now, let's say somebody wasn't like me and it said not enrolled, enrolled, just like. If I. From the moment right now they click on this, is it instantaneous that they're now in the program? Does it take 24 hours about? How long would it take them to get up and running?   Irais: If you do it manually, you will go through a small flow like after this page. You have another flow when it will just let you know that we are duplicating your ASINs with building international listings tool and once you are enrolled it can be Instantly. It may take up to for you 24 hours, but most of the times it's on the same day.   Bradley Sutton: Excellent, excellent. Now, for me, there were some of my products that, even though, as everybody just saw who saw my screen I am fully enrolled, but some of my products that weren't activated. So you know, that leads me to assume that, hey, some products maybe are not eligible. Um, I know, way back in the day, like six years ago, when I was working for seven years and when I was working for a different company, like they were doing Uh, a diet pills and like nothing was available for Canada because there was like regulations about that. But just, I don't sell any diet pills and this is where I sell coffin shelves and egg trays and stuff like that. But what are the kind of products that might not be just Able to qualify for this program with this click of the button?   Jaisal: Yeah, so for each country they all have different importation roles. Um, products that are not eligible due to exportation rules Will not be copied to other stores by the build international listings tool, also known as the bill tool, and you'll generally see like an ineligibility message through that same UI that you were showing earlier. However, there are some cases where a product is eligible for cross-border fulfillment under a different fulfillment method, such as local FBA fulfillment or seller fulfilled, but it's not eligible for the Remote Fulfillment with FBA, and that could generally be because there are additional documentation requirements for customs or specific shipping or packaging requirements. Um, a good example is Remote Fulfillment does not export consumer goods, as those products often do need labeling in local languages. And if your product is not eligible for Remote Fulfillment and is not restricted for sale in the target store, you can still send it directly to the country for sale through FBA in each country, or you could list it as a seller fulfilled offer. Um, a good rule of thumb is like if you want to see a full list of restricted products per country, you can visit our Remote Fulfillment page and review what you can sell in the manager listing section now I think, oh, one of the most common or I have.   Bradley Sutton: I have a list of common questions that, I gathered from people in our community, when you know, asking about this program, but I think that probably the number one thing that people want to understand is the, the shipping. So, first of all, if I turn this on and it's tied to my FBA US inventory which, by the way, I'm not, um, not sure if I want to make sure everybody understands that it's what we're talking about here, I am not sending inventory, physical inventory, to Canada warehouses or to Mexico warehouses or to Brazil warehouses, it's taking from my us inventory. So Somebody sees, though, a prime batch. If they're shopping on Amazon Mexico, like they, they search for a coffin shelf, how would you say something? The atahood right here and it says Amazon Prime right there.   Irais: Yes, yeah, I think that's one of the main benefits of the program is that your ASINs have a prime batch when they are Distributed by Remote Fulfillment. So, although they might take longer, a little bit longer than the ones that are currently already in Mexico, but they are considered prime.   Bradley Sutton: That was my next question there. So they see the Prime Badge. Now what is the average shipping time that they might see, assuming obviously even in America you could have a Prime Badge and it might say 10 days because the inventory is being checked in. But let's just assume that the inventory is completely checked in. You know I have got tons of inventory. What's the average shipping time somebody in Mexico or Canada might see on my listing?   Irais: Yeah, uh. So On average to Mexico and Canada it takes Less than seven days. That's the time that the around you will see is that the target?   Bradley Sutton: I know it's completely brand new this month of, but is that the target also for Brazil or might take a little bit longer for there?   Irais: Yeah, so for Brazil, given the distance and obviously the size of the country, we are targeting now around 30 days, and which is also an average for products that are coming from other countries, locally Brazil.   Bradley Sutton: Excellent, excellent. Now, obviously for Spain or for Mexico, it's automatically translating my listing into Spanish. For Canada, is it changing it at all to like Canadian English? Not that it's that different, but you know, like, like, for example, British English. You know a diaper is called a nappy or something like that. It's still English, but it's, it's different. Like is there any translation happening? Or like. Does it translate to French? For, like the people in in Quebec who view Amazon and French?   Jaisal: Yes, it'll translate to French whenever you're looking in that for the French.   Bradley Sutton: But not changing it to like a Canadian vernacular or anything like that, right, yeah, okay now. So that's my second part of my question. Is all right, so Amazon is automatically translating my listing to either French or Spanish or Portuguese, I'm assuming for Brazil. Now what if I, being a Helium 10 user, and I like might know the keyword that people are searching in Spanish and Portuguese and the keyword that Amazon translated might not be what I like? Am I able to go in and override that translation?   Jaisal: Yeah, so it depends on the listing. If it already exists in the target country, just as it works in the US, you can propose changes and seller support will make the adjustment when they believe it's pertinent for the listing. However, if the listing is new in the target store and you're the first one to list it and you own the information, you'll be able to make changes as needed after localizing with the build international listings tool.   Bradley Sutton: So then it wouldn't be editing the listing per se and, like manage inventory, I would need to go to the build international listings to change the. You know, like I want to change a couple words in the title, that that would be the tool I go into. Yeah okay, perfect, perfect. What about A+ Content? How does that translation work? I'm not. I don't think I've ever looked at my A+ Content. In my North American remote fulfill, or see, I keeps using the old term Remote Fulfillment by FBA Listings. I don't think I've ever even looked at how what's going on with my A+ Content.   Jaisal: Yeah, so honestly, similar to how you do it in the US side for Canada or for the store that you're selling in, you can go exactly to where your A+ Content listings would be and upload it there. It doesn't automatically translate over, you may have to tweak some things, but it'll be in the Seller Central for that respective country speaking about localization, one thing, another thing I have not done is my change my images.   Bradley Sutton: So, for example, I have some infographic images right where I might have some text on there. Obviously, Amazon is not changing. You know, editing my images for me, changing that to English, it is it possible? If I'm using the same as in and smart, it's my product, you know. I've got Brand Registry, you know and everything. Can I change the like a certain image in the Mexican marketplace to put Spanish? You know, if I have like the features you know listed in one of my images and I want to change the Spanish, am I able to change that image or it's now going to overwrite that to my US listing?   Jaisal: It won't overwrite. So whatever you do on like, for example, if you do it on your Canada Seller Central, your Mexico Seller Central, it's not going to override or impact anything that you do on the US Seller Central side. It'll just stay for that target country.   Bradley Sutton: Give me good stuff here, like I was worried about. I was worried I think a lot of sellers might have been worried about that one. You're telling us what we want to hear. Now one thing I noticed to you know, like I don't ship inventory directly to Canada, but something that's cool is I can. I can still see them. We have some high and cool metrics here. Let me just show my screen to the listeners who can see this. But, like search, career performance and things like that, I can actually go to Canada and Go to Mexico and see that, even though, like again, I never registered to just for FBA in Canada or Mexico, but since I am part of this Remote Fulfillment, I can actually see the really cool metrics that Amazon has been giving for these different Marketplaces. And then, obviously, you know, if anybody's using Helium 10, you guys all have access to the same functionality for Amazon, for Amazon USA, Amazon Canada, Amazon Mexico, Amazon Brazil, our tools like Cerebro work and magnet where you can do your keyword research and things like that. So in the past, a lot of stuff that Amazon USA sellers had, you know, like they didn't have it right away for Mexico and Canada and the other marketplaces about at least all of the main things, definitely has access here now, where you know I talked about this a little bit before. But for again, for the, for those just joining us, where, at what point Should I be like, hey, this is something that I need to go all in on, and then maybe I've been doing it for a while and then I'm like you know what I don't want to have 30 days for shipping to Brazil. I don't want to have those eight days to Mexico or something. Maybe I should consider actually doing the whole process of taking my inventory, some for a certain product and shipping it to FBA in those countries.   Irais: I think that's a great point. It's really good considering at some point, migrating to local FBA Just because FBA has better seller experience, like you say, is like it has shorter shipping times, for example, and which can benefit the sellers. Conversion now. And but to the question one. I think it depends on multiple things. I think the minimum seller should consider is first, having a stable demand of the products they want to sell. You know to make sure the products you're going to send they are actually going to have a Sales. The second one is that sellers need to have figure out the export logistics. You need to have a Look for the information like what products can you send? You know that sometimes our Exportations about the materials that you can export and like maybe having the support of a broker sometimes. And finally, also making sure that you comply with the local laws of the country you're targeting right. Some countries and ask you to have, for example, a local tax ID, which is a process you need to do in in that country. Or some other countries, for example, they ask a specificity, a specificity story about labeling Products, know, and so all of those things we need to think about before, just like sending the inventory to the countries.   Irais: But, like I said, it's a good Option to think about it because it will. It will help yourselves and also one another point that I want to mention is that you don't need to decide of Removal filming or FBA. You can always choose both. Actually, it's something that we recommend because, for example, you can use FBA for the ASINs that they have a high turnover rate or they have a stable demand, but if you want to try new ASINs, you can enroll them first in removal filming and so that you can try you know the demand, see how it hits, how they work, and you can use be using both Programs at the same time. Also, FBA is a good option and for the products, like Jason said, for the products that are not Eligible in removal filming, you know, like, for example, if you also sell consumables, you can try to sell consumables via FBA and the rest of your products in removal filming.   Bradley Sutton: Interesting now. Now, Jaisal, you know, one question I had was you know she just mentioned about like tax implications and things like that, for when you're actually sending inventory there. I think that's a very top of mind Topic for sellers is like, wait a minute, like anything has to do with another country, like, alright, my product is crossing the border, am I gonna get tax? Like do I? I'm doing Remote Fulfillment? Am I gonna get a separate tax bill? Or do I have to clear customs for each order? Like all these, all these questions they might have, like which might be holding them back? Um, but correct me if I'm wrong, but in removal filming, is it true that I really don't have to worry about those things?   Jaisal: This is probably, like our, one of our top five questions that we always get. So when customers buy products through Remote Fulfillment with FBA, the buyer is actually the importer of record and must pay any import duties, taxes and fees. Amazon kind of simplifies the import duties process by estimating the amount that will be due and adding it to the amount the customer pays at checkout. You also do not have to present income taxes in other countries, since your sale is occurring in the United States, so sellers may continue with their tax-specific obligations in the US in the same way as before joining Remote Fulfillment.   Bradley Sutton: If I'm looking in Helium temp profits or in Seller Central, when I'm downloading my financial reports and everything, the order might show that it went to Canada or something. But is everything pretty much the same as far as the numbers go? My shipping, my fulfillment cost is the same and there's no extra fees. That's affecting my profitability. Is it almost 100% the same?   Irais: We can talk about also the fees. I can already explain how it works. So in Remote Fulfillment the products have two fees, just the same as any product in USFBA. So the first fee is Remote Fulfillment fee, which replaces the USFBA fee it's the same one. And we have the second fee, which is the category referral fee, which depends on the kind of product that you're selling and that will be. It varies depending on the country where the sale is occurring. So, besides these two fees although they can be higher because, for example, in Remote Fulfillment, fees varies depending on the size of the product, the weight and also the country to which you are sending the product Although these fees may be higher we have the tool bill that we have mentioned. But the tool does is it adjusts the prices in the targeted countries with those fees, including those fees in the price and any other extra costs that you might have, so that the price already includes all these additional costs and sellers will get a similar profit as they get in US. So to the question what we are doing with PIL is protecting the margin of the sellers so that they have a similar profit as they get in US, and that's how we can comfortable say that you will be having almost the same profits as you have in US.   Bradley Sutton: Okay. So let's say for whatever reason, the currency exchange rate is fluctuating greatly, day by day or week by week. Is once a week or once a day? Is the price maybe showing up as something like is BIL changing my price to reflect the currency fluctuations?   Irais: Yeah, so maybe it's easier if I give an example. But for example, so what BIL is going to do is have your US price as a base. It will stay connected to the other listings or to your products in Canada, Mexico and Brazil and the moment that you do, for example, a manual adjust price in the US, it will adjust all other countries, considering the fees difference in each of those countries and it will also consider, like you say, exchange rates for each of the countries. One point that I want to make sure is clear and that sellers know is that if sellers do a change manually to the price in the target country for example, they go and they make a change manually in the price in Mexico that will break the connection with the US price. So BIL will not be connected anymore, and that's something that selling partners need to be careful with. Sellers can totally go and manually change prices in the targeted countries, but that will be breaking the connection. So there is a way to connect the sellers, the listings, again through the BIL international listing tool, which is in global selling. You can reconnect all your listings, but it's just to have this in mind. You know, like not making manual adjustments if you want to maintain the connection with your US prices.   Bradley Sutton: That's super interesting. So if I never have touched it, it's going to go ahead and edit that for me, but if I mess with the price once, just like in Seller Central or something, then that breaks the connection. I literally have not seen this page in probably years, but I'm looking right now on my BIL international listings page and, for example I guess at one point I selected these things as default, but it's interesting. Like it says here for Canada, it tells me what the exchange rate is right now. And then it says, for price synchronization, I can choose the list price and the sale price, or list price only. So that's good to know. If I'm doing a sale in the US, that means, if I have this selected, it'll go ahead and reflect as well in Canada. And then it says here I can for Remote Fulfillment with FBA. The choices I have are same as the source marketplace adjust for fees, which is what I have. The other options, though, are same as just same as the source marketplace percentage above the source marketplace, or percentage below the source marketplace, or fixed amount above. So very interesting. And then I also have self-fulfilled options here. Like me, I have a lot of skews that I actually self-fulfilled myself, and I don't know why I put $25. I guess I didn't want anybody ordering from Canada or something. I put a markup of $25 here. But, interesting, I had not been on this page at all. I had no idea about these things. So, as a matter of fact, you just told me I'm working on something with our product team where we can do prices, and I didn't realize. So if I'm manually editing a price, it is no longer gonna go by these rules.   Irais: then yeah, just to be clear, it's manually adjusting the price in the target country. So if you change to the store of Mexico and then you change the price in pesos, no, if you change it in US, obviously it will stay connected, and exactly that's how the tool helps to change accordingly the prices in the other countries.   Bradley Sutton: Okay, all right, interesting, interesting. Now here we're talking about all these foreign currencies and things like that. Jesso, If I'm trying to open this up, do I need a Canadian bank to get my disbursements from? If I'm just an American seller, do I need a Mexican bank to be able to receive the payments, or how does that work?   Jaisal: Yeah, so now actually, Amazon will manage this for you through a tool called Amazon Currency Converter for Sellers, or otherwise known as ACCS, that you can set up in Seller Central as a deposit method. That way, your funds from other countries are transferred to your assigned bank account to receive deposits in the US.   Bradley Sutton: So literally at that moment that we talked about earlier in the show, when I'm enrolling, that's it, like there's not a bunch of other steps I'm going to have to jump through. All right, we talked about the cost. We talked about taxes and fees and banks and disbursements. I'm sure I'm forgetting some other things, but just in my just thinking about this program, a couple other questions a seller might have is maybe on the customer side. You said that they're the importer of records. So just out of curiosity, you're no tax code expert or anything, but on average, is it a lot of fees that they're having to pay? Like if they're buying my coffin shelf back there for 25 bucks that's the base price with shipping. The typical Canadian customer, though, what's their bill going to be like? Is it going to be double that? Is it just a certain percentage of that?   Jaisal: Yeah, I mean, I think it's an important aspect. But what we really want to highlight is that with the Remote Fulfillment program, buyer will be charged for the taxes.   Bradley Sutton: The price that the customer sees, though, is it just the listed price, you know, after the currency conversion, or is Amazon automatically building those you know taxes and things like that, into that retail price?   Jaisal: Yeah, so whenever the seller is going on to Amazon.ca and they want to buy your product, they will see actually what the price point is plus the tax and the shipping fee. Ah, so that's good.   Bradley Sutton: So it's not like you know like, see, that that's, that's a worry, like when I used to export to Canada and other countries, you know, off of Amazon. You know, maybe 15 years ago or 20 years ago, I would get some customers that would sometimes reject the shipments because they're like, I got this crazy tax bill that I had no idea you know this is how much, but kind of like, there's no surprises because Amazon is telling them how much, how much it's going to cost. Oh, that's a comfort to hear.   Irais: I was just going to compliment that. For example, for Mexico, the price of the AC versus US is very similar. It will only get adjusted by the, by the shipping fee which is going to be added to the price if there is no taxes, Amazon is not going to add any, any extra fees and, like you say, it's really convenient, for example, for me when I'm like I want to buy a brand that is not available in my country and that I want to bring it, and it's really nice to have you know like a exact date when I'm going to get it and that I don't have surprises of when the package arrives. Like you say like, oh, I am due another 50 bucks for what I am ordering.   Bradley Sutton: Okay, good to know. Good to know. What about returns? So you know, Amazon obviously has a generous return policy. Is it kind of like the same for people who buy through mobile film? I don't even know what it is like. You know 30, let's just say 30 days. They have 30 days, is it the same? And then what's the process? You know, like for like, I had to return something from Amazon the other day and it's just like all right here, go drop it off at UPS or we'll send you a label to return. How does it work if it's a Remote Fulfillment product?   Irais: Yeah, it's exactly the same from a buyer's perspective. You also have the Amazon promise that you can return items within a certain time First, I think Mexico is 30 days and you'll get a label, a shipping label, that you can paste on your package and you'll deliver it to the same place, where, or even you can also call for someone to pick it up at home, and it works exactly the same way. Amazon will take care of bringing back the product to the US. So that's I think it's important for sellers to know. We don't bring the product to the FCS and locally, we take it back to your inventory in US. So once it gets to the US, it will be re added to your inventory.   Bradley Sutton: Now, what are some educational resources that people can search for, maybe in Seller Central If they want to find out more about this? How would you suggest people can learn more?   Irais: inside Seller Central. I think there is two main resources sellers can use. One is the help page of Remote Fulfillment with FBA that you can search by using the search bar. You can place Remote Fulfillment. You will find the help page. We also have a revenue calculator that sellers can use. Also, by typing revenue calculator, you will find it in the search menu. The only thing you need to make sure is that once you are in the revenue calculator, you need to choose the store where you are targeting and the store where your inventory is in, and you will see the option of calculating fees with Remote Fulfillment so that you are able to compare what is the best channel for you or what will be your net profits using one channel or the other one. And finally, you always have seller support, which is a really good resource for a lot of sellers.   Jaisal: Just like sending your question or requesting a call, and they will be able to help you, yeah, and also just to add on to that as a seller, if you do have any country specific questions, one piece of advice that I like to give is search for those questions in your Seller Central that is accounted for that country. So if you have a question, for example, on Canada right and you're looking on how do I expand into FBA in Canada, you would literally go into your Seller Central side for your Canada account and type in selling in Canada from the US with FBA and you'll get information on how to expand that way.   Bradley Sutton: Excellent, excellent. Now just to give people an idea of what this could mean for you and everybody's accounts is different, but I have literally done no optimization. I haven't even edited my keywords or anything to make it right. All I did last year in one of my accounts is just turn on the Remote Fulfillment. Let me just show you, guys, my Helium 10 profits window here. But in one time period in Project X, my Project X account, I did $132,000 in USA and by never even looking at it, not even touching it at all, never having to ship something myself to Canada, I did $10,000 in Canada. So is that going to make me a millionaire by selling in Canada? Mexico only did a couple of hundred dollars, but still that's almost getting to 10% of my revenue by not even lifting a finger, just clicking a couple of buttons to enroll, and I was able to increase my sales in this one time period by $10,000. So, guys, if you haven't enrolled into this program, definitely do it. Not only are you going to be able to sell in Canada, but also Mexico. And now the newest member of the team is Amazon Brazil to really tap into that marketplace. So, Jaisal and Irais, thank you so much for joining us today and giving us all this knowledge about this program. I hope that all of our listeners are going to be enrolled by the end of this episode and maybe we'll bring you back next year and see what's new with the Remote Fulfillment program. So thank you so much for joining us.

This is the Catch Up on 3 Things for the Indian Express and I'm Niharika NandaIt's the 12th of March and here are the top stories of the day.A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Manohar Lal Khattar at the inauguration of the prestigious Dwarka Expressway project, he was removed as the Chief Minister of Haryana by the BJP, and replaced by the party's Kurukshetra MP and its state unit chief, Nayab Singh Saini. Opting for an OBC leader in place of Khattar, who has held the CM position since 2014, particularly with the Lok Sabha and the Haryana assembly elections around the corner, seems to be a strategic move on the part of BJP. Tejas, the indigenous Light Combat Aircraft, crashed in Rajasthan today, during an operational training exercise. According to a post by the Indian Air Force on X, the pilot was able to eject safely. The incident is said to have occurred at Jawahar Nagar in Jaisalmer, with the crash site being around 100 km away from the venue where Prime Minister Narendra Modi was addressing the Bharat Shakti programme. A day after the Ministry of Home Affairs notified the rules for implementation of the Citizenship (Amendment) Act, the Centre today announced a new portal for people who want to apply for CAA and shared the link for the same. According to the rules of the act, a Hindu, Sikh, Buddhist, Jain, Parsi or Christian from Pakistan, Bangladesh and Afghanistan, who entered India before December 31, 2014, can now seek Indian citizenship without producing a valid passport of these countries or a valid visa from India. In further news on the Citizenship (Amendment) Act,West Bengal CM Mamta Banerjee, while addressing an administrative meeting at Habra in the state's North 24 Parganas district urged people to not apply for citizenship under the act. She said that the act lacks clarity and if they did apply, they would be quote “marked as refugees and infiltrators” and “deprived of government schemes” unquote. She said that she will not let CAA be implemented in her state. The Ministry of External Affairs today “rejected” the comments by China objecting to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Arunachal Pradesh on the 9th of March during which he launched several projects of the Central government in the region. On Monday, China's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson, when asked about PM Modi's visit said, quote “China strongly deplores and firmly opposes the Indian leader's visit to the East Section of the China-India boundary. Quote. The MEA in its statement added that China's objections will not change the reality that the State of Arunachal Pradesh was, is, and will always be an integral and inalienable part of India.This was the Catch-Up on the 3 Things by The Indian Express.

In this episode, Cherise is joined by Diana Kellogg, Architect at Diana Kellogg Architects based in New York City. They discuss the Rajkumari Ratnavati Girl's School in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, India.You can see the project here as you listen along.Originally designed to be a multi-structure campus, the Rajkumari Ratnavati School serves hundreds of girls below the poverty line, equipping them with tools for education and independence.Constructed with hand-cut local sandstone in the shape of an oval, the building's form reflects the curvilinear shapes of the local forts, as well as symbols of female strength.If you enjoy this episode, visit arcat.com/podcast for more. If you're a frequent listener of Detailed, you might enjoy similar content at Gābl Media. Mentioned in this episode:ARCAT Detailed on Youtube

Jaisalmer Fort is situated in the city of Jaisalmer, in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is believed to be one of the very few "living forts" in the world, as nearly one fourth of the old city's population still resides within the fort. For the better part of its 860-year history, the fort was the city of Jaisalmer. Its golden-coloured sandstone has earned it the name of “Sonar Qila” or the Golden Fort. Surrounded by a thriving city, the fort is a veritable labyrinth of palaces, residences, shops and temples. The Jaisalmer fort is well known as one of the few living forts, not only in India, but in the entire world.  

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Does the idea of a village vanishing in one night give you the creeps? Well, maybe it's the reason they vanished that should creep you out. On episode 51 of Legend Amy tells Samm the stories surrounding the disappearance of Kuldhara, a village in Jaisalmer, India and Bhangarh, a fort on the other side o Jaisalmer. Did the people of Kuldhara just not want to pay a hefty tax or did something darker happen? And in Bhangarh did they just move on to another settlement or succumb to a brutal curse? Don't forget to submit your stories at our email thisislegendpod@gmail.com or on our website, https://www.thisislegendpod.com/contact

This week, we go back to exploring Rajasthan where there is something for every type of traveller.

This week, we go back to exploring Rajasthan where there is something for every type of traveller.

The girls start the show by laughing about a fan that reached out to Coco sharing TMI about bodily functions, which led to a hilarious group chat conversation that they posted on the GBW social media pages.  Talk turns to sitting on a guy's face and how to do it properly. Scarlett shares her experience with sitting on Fireman's face and what element made it successful. Gigi shares why she is afraid to sit on a man's face.  Scarlett tells a story about a fan that emailed her about the circumcision episode, pitching himself as an uncircumcised man that needed a platform to create circumcision content different from what he could find on any platform. Scarlett also reads a message that was sent to her by another fan and explains why it is tempting her to compromise her values.  Gigi shares the details of her long-distance relationship, explaining how they met and some of the complications that the distance brings, as well as the cultural differences.  Hazel and Gigi share how colorism has played into their life since they were young because they are half African American and half Caucasian. They talk about the misconceptions that are placed upon them. Lolita shares her experiences as a lighter skinned Mexican woman and how both the Mexican and Caucasian communities interact with her.  Scarlett tells a story about a young twenty-something Brazilian soccer player that she was involved with and how one particularly eventful night led to them having angry sex. Each of the girls chime in with how likely they are to have sex when they are angry.  Lolita and Scarlett give an update about Jaisalmer, who popped back into Scarlett's life by messaging Lolita. Lolita shares what Jai told her about why he did not immediately respond to Scarlett's last messages. Scarlett talks about the recent conversations that her and Jai have had and her feelings towards him and the situation.  The girls dive into more details about Fuck A Fan, sharing how far they each are willing to go with a fan. Coco shares what she is willing to do if she is feeling the vibe with a fan.  Have you ever sat on someone's face? If so, how did it go? Has colorism played a role in your life? Do you ever have angry sex? Send us your responses and they may end up on the podcast or our social media pages – we would love to hear from you! Also, be sure to like and subscribe to our social media pages – each platform has unique content, so be sure to subscribe to them all!  Website: https://efgdgfb.r.bh.d.sendibt3.com/tr/cl/Kt7_CHfdaGprvOL_hzRFeYOWw6_pnVadjXgtLkxMy2IOmnob6MS5mXh1dgWyw8N1nwZjVeXSQNWzINoRKRCdNonFUMVxJ4YWceGbIbetSHJ8zYf5r53L0AAlQ6S96chSP1TfLOZ4egQVbT6IPPAUnqg4LjgIrCqv27wiP6rTrM-YjMJ3u_oONs3Dc7T8Mg22Q4nnmg_pxltxvFT0O_dOGhVgc9MQny95FhaD9A (http://goodbadwhoreable.com) Email: Info@goodbadwhoreable.com Facebook: https://efgdgfb.r.bh.d.sendibt3.com/tr/cl/djX-G2hQEAAD-kYhLOZpGlZT0vorGaL3pf8rwH8slVBsWKUskjXkv-M8uURX0JgN6K0Nvk50ET0txwWocbLdjaLatECZqYPKLgY60Iets2oDmsQZpfhf9Jd8WHDG5nY50igP0OZkvyhYvGiJwGrQdQRUQs7Rqr7IBy7QQ-huoVo2rem6Spguk5yv2YNDph6cr2ECNdvM1GH7xYogK4Bz-oSwzAin3JL2Bd2J6VhAJiLEY5W5MDFKM9A (https://www.facebook.com/thegbwpodcast) Twitter: https://efgdgfb.r.bh.d.sendibt3.com/tr/cl/5Xcnqlj0Cti3G0vkwjTBKQP8vH9YUDOjGF2EXRkr4CAIM2fdzlFS34H_o-wQC-FzBQhxM1p3qffWTBlWhufqeBxMnW-TCkBQ1W-W5ipEIvua09d_Xu-xsyHuqmqRBxetJ1I6WyIfW3p-xYQOgjjp6d3qXi6_XhEObamGBOpyLcL-y2PJPQzTpvm7L3550tHqAohEWyVKhupc7hJXAr4rarUAh3AiclqG65fg_9KTOP3aNJk (https://twitter.com/BadWhoreable) Instagram: https://efgdgfb.r.bh.d.sendibt3.com/tr/cl/ekm8Jr5t9SYAm_2xpGmg_2n2dpcPQm-vHegzK35vWBwQsQqLlq9ZKBRbgRLF5pXjzcuaTro8BRQfEgxMT8JNnMbaI_wYc4bnV3DjLYppnmC45_I7_0mZxD2mB8Iv3qOX3JLU7BUNnUXTTERvyATuJIQbd9hRf3adZfUtFUJgqiJDf17eci-P4012TF6n4EzKAGv0Tn0PXIqaq6ajaUsvc2mS8Tzs8D0svfOnJ1PqM5EcwW-2OY3lHBnaKCzEhZHp (https://www.instagram.com/goodbadwhoreable/)...

Beau and Lolita are back in the house! Coco starts things off by talking about how Beau has changed the way she views Pakistani men, which spurs a discussion about the stereotypes about Middle Eastern men and the misnomers surrounding arranged marriages and the traditions of those regions. The girls also give a shout out to Turkey where the GBW podcast recently ranked 26th in all podcasts in that country!  Scarlett and Beau provide more details about their relationship and how it ended with Beau ghosting Scarlett, which spurred a debate about what constitutes ghosting and when it is appropriate or not appropriate to do it. Scarlett talks about how frustrating it has been to repeatedly be ghosted by men, including one of her latest relationships – Jaisalmer -- whom she had reached out to after weeks of resisting it and did not receive the response she had hoped to receive.  The group discusses dealbreakers in sex and dating including bad breath, bad conversation, and a lack of punctuality. The room was split about whether a written bio in a dating profile was important or not. Scarlett explains why that is a dealbreaker to her and how it helps her avoid the pitfall that has happened in her most recent engagement with a guy who doesn't like to text. Beau talks about one of his deal breakers when on a first date, igniting a discussion about how much information one should disclose on a first date. Lolita talks about Pete Davidson's philosophy of disclosing all the bad and ugly on a first date and why that strategy works for him.  Lolita shares the story of what happened with her daughter found a photo on her phone of her with her bartender make-out partner, leading into a discussion about whether each one would date someone who has children. Lolita shares why she will not date a man with children and Beau explains why he prefers women who have children. Lolita and Scarlett talk about mom guilt and how difficult it is to believe they are doing enough for their children.  The group ends with a game of Marry Fuck Kill choosing between Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, Michael Irvin and Oprah Winfrey, Ellen DeGeneres, Kelly Clarkson. Debate ensues about Tiger Woods' sex addiction and Ellen DeGeneres' latest scandal.  Who would you choose for this round of Marry Fuck Kill? Would you date someone with children? Do you ghost people? If so, why? We want to hear from you! Send us your responses and they may end up on the podcast or our social media pages – we would love to hear from you! Also, be sure to like and subscribe to our social media pages – each platform has unique content, so be sure to subscribe to them all!  Website: https://efgdgfb.r.af.d.sendibt2.com/tr/cl/fHIocCVAdUJc7g7ImKfHyklO4SoK2p0kVXoCOGTMDpdr5WylXEBeGtZ_pFH7TsXL1tCXQbnl58ApzZa9WG1YEr4Em2e7NPt8cmdrzXrrW1A7RmQvf6U8AFweY6f81Pt1UeTmBg0311alQ9ZnhmCiqPtlA05HfuG622hBCk7yxHrDazATw30lSvsPONX4nBOkvKxu4Zu7XkMuD0ArGAmFnPUoEVoL7aH5mNMhsg (http://goodbadwhoreable.com) Email: Info@goodbadwhoreable.com Facebook: https://efgdgfb.r.af.d.sendibt2.com/tr/cl/5zZGjPvYuVR4u3D1R4VQH_YHCxZQlwnCA2v8X--VCVrd_QIekjz3L3WhPeuGtCTERkicNkGcSueUvlXKq6ERw92tDTGSgVlwdhtDtg1vmf_pnoX7eRTTbHmtMgy8fBWCSTtVXw-LCnakHe-JH8LOt4XZrKUsovSGHFMtdkcNPJHDM7qHBw7qAYCXA01oh-2t05oTdWLtVjL2UhXABMa-L3zp57PQqrSEgQTUxyZhGUFh_w6LacH_ePQ (https://www.facebook.com/thegbwpodcast) Twitter: https://efgdgfb.r.af.d.sendibt2.com/tr/cl/Pu2-Omu2mzYu5LFrWsAc_wV6bq54ZyB5io4CPHUDewDooNOH4WdWCUz77nYRCiH_Ao3fg2BYBHx1ChDtRjvmFxzLW4D2eNTl-h4bXWxPf0VWDqO6ak3gK4oPcFymdU5TvE9ZpZOje8ZmhuayJH20P2xVHrTON-DVBRvOT-87iLjfo5EjeOoQrxMi6JoxHmGNQwk8qJJq0spgbZFYvO9Z7uk6LM6WN7y67hq_6SLsSooR6aY (https://twitter.com/BadWhoreable)...

Lolita joins the GBW cast as a guest again and the girls jump right into a game of Marry Fuck Kill, choosing between the Friends cast of men – Chandler, Joey, and Ross – and women – Rachel, Pheobe, and Monica; Thor, Ironman, and Killmonger; Eminem, Snoop Dog, and Will Smith. Scarlett shares the story of how her kids found out that her and their dad are in an open marriage – and talks about the drama that ensued.  Scarlett moves on to divulge the details about the two entanglements that she is currently involved in, starting with “Coach” who has set the bar with his preparation skills and he surprised her with a couple of unique moves she had never experienced before. Scarlett then tells the girls about Jaisalmer, her second entanglement and Indian love interest, to whom she finds both physically and mentally attractive, but he comes with a major complication. Coco reveals a new strategy she is going to try in order to keep herself from having sex and to help her understand what causes her to get horny. Lana presents an alternative practical solution to try instead.  Who would you Fuck Marry and Kill? Send us your responses and reasons! Have you ever experienced the moves that Coach did on Scarlett – or tried them on your lover? Are you in a similar situation as Jaisalmer – if so, how have you gotten through it? Send us your responses and they may end up on the podcast or our social media pages – we would love to hear from you! Website: http://goodbadwhoreable.com/ (http://goodbadwhoreable.com) Email: Info@goodbadwhoreable.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thegbwpodcast (https://www.facebook.com/thegbwpodcast) Twitter: https://twitter.com/BadWhoreable (https://twitter.com/BadWhoreable) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodbadwhoreable/ (https://www.instagram.com/goodbadwhoreable/)

Guru Nanak Dev ji and Bhai Mardana ji visit Pokhran, a village in Jaisalmer. Tune in to this episode to know what poisonous fruit Bhai Mardana Ji consumed and didn't die? Also, Know the history of the SECRET nuclear test site of India- Pokhran.Music: Arms of Heaven by Aakash Gandhi 

एक शहर जहाँ रेत, पत्थर और पानी का अनूठा संगम होता है। पीले बलुआ पत्थर की हवेलियाँ हों या किले की दीवार, सफ़ेद बालू हो या फिर निर्मल नीला पानी सब के सब ढलते सूरज की लाल रौशनी में सोने की तरह चमकने लगते हैं। इसी पिघले सोने से लदा जैसलमेर खूबसूरती की अनोखी मिसाल है। और इस मिसाल को बेमिसाल करता है यहाँ का संगीत जिसे मांगणियार और लांगा समुदाय आज भी बचा कर रखे हुए हैं। A city where sand, sandstone and water come together to weave a magical story of valor and view. Mansions and fort walls built of yellow sandstone and crystal clear water of Gadisar lake and the endless carpet of cream coloured sand all assume golden hue at the sunset. This molten gold enhances Jaisalmer's beauty and gives it a magical feel. And this extraordinary city turns surreal by the earthy and soulful music performed by Maganniyaar and the Langa community. You can follow Keshav Chaturvedi on social media:Facebook: ( https://www.facebook.com/keshav.chaturvedi.37/ )LinkedIn: ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/keshavchaturvedi/ )Instagram: ( https://www.instagram.com/keshavchaturvedi9/ )Twitter: ( https://twitter.com/keshavchat )You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app

DPC & VOICELINE is back with another new episode and traveling experiences. We talk about the golden city Jaisalmer, Sand Dunes of Sam and Bikaner this time.

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Starting off the new year with our travel bucketlist for 2022! Welcome back to Travel. Explore. Celebrate Life.

Starting off the new year with our travel bucketlist for 2022! Welcome back to Travel. Explore. Celebrate Life.

1971 war veteran Air Vice Marshal Jagbir Singh recounts his experiences operating hunters from Jaisalmer. He talks of hitting tanks in Longewala, hitting the Sui Gas Plant, hitting a tank train carrying Pakistan's strategic reserve, and more... AVM Jagbir Singh's profile can be found here: http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/IAF/Database/5783More about Longewala is here: http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/IAF/history/1971war/1282-kukke-suresh.html and here: http://www.bharat-rakshak.com/IAF/history/1971war/1281-longewala-saga.html#gsc.tab=0

The Rajasthan Police on Sunday arrested former SBI Chairman Pratip Chaudhury in a case of alleged loan fraud involving a private hotel in Jaisalmer. The case relates to properties owned by Godawan Group, which failed to repay the bank Rs 24 crore loan taken for the construction of a hotel in 2008, when Chaudhury was the chairman.   The bank had then seized the borrower's hotels, worth Rs 200 crore, and sold them for Rs 24 crore. The hotels were then sold to Alchemist Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC) for Rs 25 crore in 2016. This was legally challenged by the Godawan Group.   Later, after retirement, Choudhury joined Alchemist ARC as a director.    While this is a case of alleged fraud, the government has also come up with new guidelines that aim to protect the legitimate commercial decisions of bankers.   Public-sector banks have been asked to implement common staff accountability policies for loan accounts of up to Rs 50 crore that turn into non-performing assets (NPAs) from April 1, 2022.   These new rules do not apply to fraud accounts.   Further, depending on the business size of the banks, threshold limits have been advised for scrutiny of accountability by the Chief Vigilance Officer.   At present, different state-run banks follow different procedures for conducting staff accountability exercises.   Under the new framework, public-sector banks must complete the staff accountability exercise within six months from the date of classification of an account as bad loan. The past record of the employees will also be considered during the scrutiny. The Indian Banks' Association (IBA) has welcomed the move, calling it a morale booster for employees.   IBA has added that slow credit delivery to industries due to the fear of implication is a cause for concern, at a time when the country is in need of an economic boost.   The credit growth of banks in India moderated to 5% in the FY21 from 6.8% in FY20 due to adverse effects of severe economic disruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.   While punitive action needed to be taken against the officers having malafide intent, it was essential to ensure that bonafide mistakes were dealt with compassion, the association said.   Two years ago, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said that the fear of 3Cs – CBI, CVC and CAG – was affecting the decision-making of banks. Though all of these may seem well and good, a structural change in regulation is required for better supervision of banks.   All commercial banks in India are regulated by the RBI under the Banking Regulation Act of 1949. Additionally, all public sector banks are regulated by the government under various legislation.   The RBI's legal powers to supervise and regulate state-run banks are constrained by Section 51 of the Banking Regulation Act. It cannot remove PSB directors or management, who are appointed by the government, nor can it force a merger or trigger the liquidation of a PSB. It has no powers to either supersede the boards of state-run banks or revoke their banking licence. It has also limited legal authority to hold PSB boards accountable over strategic direction, risk profiles, assessment of management, and compensation.   The government should take steps to remove this dual regulation for commercial banks as this problem may lead to banking system frauds. The RBI must be empowered to fully supervise all aspects of public-sector banks, including their corporate governance.   For now, let us hope the new rules on staff accountability boost the confidence of bankers. Watch Video

The good ‘ol pre-covid days when one could travel anywhere they could without fear, RJ Prameela took a trip to Rajasthan. She had been looking forward to traveling to Rajasthan to explore the palaces and architecture of old buildings reminiscent of a bygone era. When she reached Jaisalmer, she was captivated by the beautiful sunset in the desert. But what brought a smile on her face was a compliment she received from a stranger who was a native of Rajasthan. She takes listeners back to yet another time when she was visiting Himachal Pradesh when she received a lovely compliment - one that would make any Malayali beam with pride. Voice: RJ Pramila Producer: Praveen ► Visit our website: https://www.radiomango.fm ► Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/radiomango ► Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/radiomango ► Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/radiomango

Episode 64 features Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin. The bottle for the tasting is 750mL at 43% ABV, or 86 proof and sells for about $50. Enjoy this episode with some Jaisalmer and Tonic! Jaisalmer's official website: http://jaisalmergin.com/ (http://jaisalmergin.com/) Brief Historical Timeline: 1943 - Distillery is founded 2018 - Jaisalmer is launced at an industry show in Germany 2019 - Awarded "Best in Asia 2019" by The Gin Guide Awards 2021 - Future versions put on hold due to the pandemic Key Cocktails: Gin is made for tonic, or tonic is made for gin. Either way, try Jaisalmer with a quality Indian tonic. References: This episode would not have been possible without the generosity of Mr. Sanjeev Banga, President of International Business for Radico Khaitan, Ltd. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a_hnvm1ZkNw (YouTube Review of Jaisalmer) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOYhoBiNLvU (YouTube Overview of Jaisalmer) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrysopogon_zizanioides (Wikipedia Article on Vetiver) Contact Information: Official show website is: https://www.liquorandliqueurconnoisseur.com/ (www.liquorandliqueurconnoisseur.com) Join my mailing list: http://eepurl.com/hfyhHf (http://eepurl.com/hfyhHf) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liquorandliqueurconnoisseur (https://www.facebook.com/liquorandliqueurconnoisseur) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LiquorandLiqueurConnoisseur/ (https://www.instagram.com/LiquorandLiqueurConnoisseur/) Twitter: @LLConnoisseur

Brendan Bullock, a photojournalist based out of Bowdoinham, Maine, has won many awards for his editorial work but his photo work doesn't stop there. He is also a wedding photographer but he likes to keep each business separate as each is a different form of photography. He may use the same cameras and techniques, but it is a different mindset when stepping into each setting. He has worked on many projects including a photojournalism project in Jaisalmer, India where he got to capture community and culture for editorial purposes. To learn more about Brendan please follow him on Instagram  and his website.Cover Photo © Brian G. Peters

Manganiyar community's Rajasthani folk singer Ustad Mame Khan's exclusive interview on Raaggiri. He was exposed to the folk music of the Manganiyar community since childhood. His father, Ustad Rana Khan was also a Rajasthani folk singer. Mame Khan was born in Satto, a small village near Jaisalmer in Rajasthan --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/raag-giri/message

It's a big day for gin lovers this weekend - it's World Gin Day on June 12, and how am I celebrating? With a completely Indian Gin and Tonic. Even though the G and T originated in India until just recently, there had never been a truly Indian gin. Now that has all changed. http://jaisalmergin.com/ (Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin) is a tour of India in one sip, and my tour guide today is Kunal Madan, AVP of International Business for Jaisalmer Gin. He's actually the first guest on my new How To Drink season to talk gin and just in time for the big day. Sit back and listen to how they managed to fit all of India in one glass.  Our cocktail of the week is inspired by the former inhabitants of the glorious Golden Fort; it's the Maharaja Mojito: INGREDIENTS  50ml Jaisalmer Gin 20ml organic Agave Syrup 15ml fresh Lime Juice 6 mint leaves 50ml Bitter Lemon   METHOD Fill up glass with ice, pour Jaisalmer Gin. Clap 6 mint leaves and add to the glass. Add fresh lime juice, bitter lemon, and agave syrup. Stir gently and garnish with a mint sprig.  If you want to try making The Maharaja Mojito and live in the Uk, you can find Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin at https://tidd.ly/3wPutVc (Spirits Kiosk.com)  and get 10% off using my code: ALushLife10SK. If you live in the USA: You can find it at https://drizly.sjv.io/c/1437188/567662/9425?u=https%3A%2F%2Fdrizly.com%2Fliquor%2Fgin%2Fjaisalmer-indian-craft-gin%2Fp105747 (Drizly.com) and Get $5 Off Your Order of $20+ using code ALUSHLIFE5 -- You'll find this recipe, more Jaisalmer Gin cocktails, and all the cocktails of the week at alushlifemanual.com, where you'll also find all the ingredients in our shop. Full Episode Details: https://alushlifemanual.com/how-to-drink-jaisalmer-indian-craft-gin-with-kunal-madan ----- Become a supporter of A Lush Life Manual for as little as $5 - all you have to do is go to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/lushlife (buymeacoffee.com/lushlife). Lush Life Merchandise is https://www.redbubble.com/people/alushlifemanual (here) - we're talking t-shirts, mugs, iPhone covers, duvet covers, iPad covers, and more covers for everything! And more!  Produced by https://podcastlaunch.pro (Simpler Media) Follow us on https://twitter.com/alushlifemanual (Twitter) and https://www.instagram.com/alushlifemanual/ (Instagram) Get great cocktail ideas on https://www.pinterest.co.uk/alushlifemanual/ (Pinterest) New episodes every Tuesday, usually!!

Although you might think of gin as being very English, the Indian subcontinent's influence on the spirit and how it is drunk has been substantial. From the botanicals commonly used in its production to its most popular drink, the gin and tonic, the influence of India can easily be seen. Yet it is only recently that India has produced its own interpretation of the spirit and really added its voice to the gin conversation. One of the brands that have been leading the way is Jaisalmer, which is a luxury gin made in Northern India that showcases the flavours of its home. To find out more, we talked to Mr Sanjeev Banga, President of International Business at the gins' parent company, Radico Khaitan about the growth of gin in India, what makes a distinctively Indian gin and what cocktails enhanced their gin.

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Desert festival 2021. Most awaited fair in India. Held in the month of February every year here at my town Jaisalmer. It’s 4 days… with lot of entertainment…many events… competitions of Mr. Desert..turban tying… moustache…etc. and with well wishes of... Read More ›

Desert festival 2021. Most awaited fair in India. Held in the month of February every year here at my town Jaisalmer. It’s 4 days… with lot of entertainment…many events… competitions of Mr. Desert..turban tying… moustache…etc. and with well wishes of... Read More ›

Part 2 of the Rajasthan series, let's take another route starting with the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan visiting Mandawa and Bikaner before reaching two of the most popular cities of this princely state: Jodhpur & Jaisalmer. Find out what makes Jaisalmer Fort so unique, what sort of adventure awaits you in Jodhpur, Bollywood's connection with Mandawa before also hearing about one of the most unique temples in India situated in the Rajasthani city of Bikaner. Padhaaro Maaro Desh, Rajasthan.

Part 2 of the Rajasthan series, let's take another route starting with the Shekhawati region of Rajasthan visiting Mandawa and Bikaner before reaching two of the most popular cities of this princely state: Jodhpur & Jaisalmer. Find out what makes Jaisalmer Fort so unique, what sort of adventure awaits you in Jodhpur, Bollywood's connection with Mandawa before also hearing about one of the most unique temples in India situated in the Rajasthani city of Bikaner. Padhaaro Maaro Desh, Rajasthan.

The land of the desert and palaces, one of the most princely states in India, yes the topic for this episode is Rajasthan. Come, join us, as we explore and truly celebrate life through one of the most popular routes of this rich state and travel from the Pink City of Jaipur to the City of Lakes Udaipur.

The land of the desert and palaces, one of the most princely states in India, yes the topic for this episode is Rajasthan. Come, join us, as we explore and truly celebrate life through one of the most popular routes of this rich state and travel from the Pink City of Jaipur to the City of Lakes Udaipur.

This episode celebrates yet another, colourful creation of Salim-Sulaiman’s ‘Bhoomi 2020’, feat. Jonita Gandhi & Swaroop Khan. Listen to their experience of singing a song like ‘Jeeni Jeeni’, together, for the first time, their individual thoughts about the song & its composers. They also share some of the lessons learnt from their musical journey till date, some useful tips for aspiring singers and their creative discipline. Enjoy this beautiful episode, feat. two prolific & popular voices but from contrasting backgrounds – one, a versatile singer from Canada & now Bollywood, like Jonita Gandhi & the other, a  much-loved folk voice, ‘Ghoomar’ fame, Swaroop Khan from Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. Music Label courtesy: T-Series – ‘Ghoomar’ Merchant Records – ‘Jeeni Jeeni’ Subscribe to the free podcast on EPLOG.MEDIA, the website & enjoy new episodes, every week, on all leading audio streaming platforms.  Write to the host - at eva.bhatt@9xmedia.in or Follow her on Instagram @evabhattpodcast Facebook: 9XM.in Twitter: @9XMHaqse Instagram: 9XMIndia You can follow us and leave us feedback on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter @eplogmedia, For partnerships/queries send you can send us an email at bonjour@eplog.media. If you like this show, please subscribe and leave us a review wherever you get your podcasts, so other people can find us. You can also find us on https://www.eplog.media DISCLAIMER: All “statements, comments, ideas, views, opinions and/or any other content(s) expressed and/or contained in this podcast and its content herein” (“content(s)”) presented by the host/anchor and/or guest(s), are of their own and are meant to be for entertainment purposes only, it is expressly stated herein that none of the said views/ content(s) are meant to be in any way of advisory nature and/or intended to hurt the sentiments of any persons living and/or dead, locales and/or otherwise . “9X Media Pvt. Ltd.” (“Company”) does not necessarily subscribe and/ or endorse and/or take responsibility of any nature whatsoever for the said views/ content(s) including but not limited to constitutional responsibility for the same. Further the Company does not suggest, warrant and/or make any representations regarding the use, interpretations and/or results of the use of the said views/ content(s) by any third party. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is all about the famous kukdhaara village of Jaisalmer.the mystry the reason behind this abandoned village .is it haunted ....can you feel any thing creepy ...can you find some paraormal activities there....findout now in this episode of RAAZ ANDEKHE with Sunehri

In the final weeks of the India leg of his journey, Jay heads to Rajasthan and in addition to exploring forts and riding a camel through the desert, dabbles in a career in Sales & Marketing. After catching a Bollywood Movie ("Mission Kashmir"), he heads to Calcutta to catch a flight out of the country but decides to take a very indirect route to get there, motivated by a memory from his childhood... Places: India (Jaipur, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Mumbai, Kolkata) Email Subject: Joe Camel Presented by Honey Roasted T-Shirts Souvenirs: Shop Here! Check out Jay's Song!: Dal Bhat Ditty     Musical Support: Bobby Henebry and Chord Savvy   https://www.chordsavvy.com/  

Este es el episodio 15. En esta ocasión tenemos a Grace, una dulce y valiente chica ecuatoriana que descubrió el placer de viajar y ha podido combinarlo con su Carrera Militar. Hizo su primer viaje sola a Turquia hace tres años y aqui nos narra todo por lo que pasó, desde el rechazo a esa decisión por parte de sus seres queridos hasta las aventuras inesperadas en ese pais. Ahora es una experta en viajes y se ha dedicado a explorar su pais de inicio a fin, Tiene un canal de youtube y una cuenta en IG dedicadas a mostrar todo su amor y conocimiento de los lugares, En nuestra cuenta de IG encontraran esa información de contacto. Grace y yo nos conocimos en Jaisalmer, India y desde entonces mantenemos el contacto. Se que disfrutaran escuchar esta historia, tanto por el relato como por la hermosa voz de Grace. Bienvenida Grace hoy en esta oportunidad y en esos proximos episodios de En un viaje, una historia viajando!.

En esta ocasión tenemos a Nicole Bonilla mas conocida como la wambra viajera, quien nos trae una anecdota unica y muy especial donde tuvo la oportunidad de hacer "couchsurfing" y a la vez vivir un momento sin precedentes donde ademas experimentó una cultura totalmente distinta a la suya y un sinnumero de emociones al mismo tiempo. Nicole y yo nos conocimos en Jaisalmer, ella estaba acompañada de su grupo de viajeras y yo estaba haciendo un intercambio de habilidades en un Hostel. El mundo digital nos ha permitido seguir en contacto y tambien nuestros intereses comunes. Bienvenida Nicole a este episodio y a este espacio, hoy y siempre. Recuerden que espero con ansias sus historias para poder compartirlas aqui en este espacio. 

In today's episode, Over 50 MLAs of the Ashok Gehlot camp, who were lodged in a hotel on the Jaipur- Delhi Highway amid the ongoing political crisis in Rajasthan, are being shifted to Jaisalmer; The Karnataka government appointed Kamal Pant, ADGP intelligence, as the new city police chief and transferred Bhaskar Rao to internal security division and The Karnataka BJP has issued legal notices to Congress leaders Siddaramaiah and D K Shivakumar demanding that they apologize for accusing the government of corruption or face a defamation suit. Download the Deccan Herald app for Android devices here: https://bit.ly/2UgttIO Download the Deccan Herald app for iOS devices here: https://apple.co/30eOFD6 For latest news and updates, log on to www.deccanherald.com Check out our e-paper www.deccanheraldepaper.com To read news on the go, sign up to our Telegram channel t.me/deccanheraldnews

Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot has moved his MLAs to Jaisalmer, Former IAF chief BS Dhanoa has dismissed claims made by a Chinese expert about Rafale jets, Mexican F1 driver Sergio Perez has tested positive for Covid-19 & other top stories making news throughout the day.

Auto rickshaws are everywhere in India, and they’re an affordable, easy way to move around. Today we’ll take an auto on a tour of stories. There will be recalibrated itineraries, changed drop locations, and some detours along the way. CREDITS: McKenna Parker (Writer, Producer, and Editor) and Ismael Byers (Writer, Producer, and Editor) HOST: Anjali Balakrishna STORYTELLERS: Anjali Balakrishna, Donald Swen, Pallavi Deshpande, Aishwarya Maheshwari, Tenzin Tsagong MUSIC CREDITS: The Quiet Life by Matt Large | Hurricane Season by Sarah, the Illstrumentalist | Despite the Obvious Lie by Stationary Sign | Have You Tried the Key by Arthur Benson | I Have a Plan, Mr Norton by Arthur Benson | My Love Will Bite by T. Morri | Mount Olympus by Trabant 33 | Silver Mirror by Clarence Reed | Elephant Stroll by Jerry Lacey | Things Went South by Stationary Sign | Shinigami by SINY | 3XQ by Baron Grand | Winnipeg Sneak by Arthur Benson | Trainee Day by Stationary Sign | Sweet Fall by Moon Craters | Ice Cream Social by Dylan Sitts | Look Once by Mica Emory | Sweeping the Savannah by Sight of Wonders | Rain and Wind by Medité | Wildlife East by Farrell Wooten | Crane Song by Tenzin Choegyal | Ether by Jakob Ahlbom | Air Bed by Osoku | Odyssey by [ocean jams] | Special thanks and credit to the Merasi community of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan for the use of their music. Taken from their album, "Merasi: Hearts with Hope 2 Tour," tracks 2 and 16. A transcript of this episode can be found here: https://bit.ly/LetsChaatEp5 #letschaat #podcast #podcasting #storytelling #audio #newpodcast #fellowship #stories #humaninterest #US #India #SouthAsia #development #socialsector

Identities, cultures, and lessons learned: uncharted territories and a journey without destination. In the fellowship, like in life, you can feel like you are lost without a map. Sometimes, you have to wander to find your way. CREDITS: McKenna Parker (Writer, Producer, and Editor) and Ismael Byers (Writer, Producer, and Editor) HOST: Anjali Balakrishna STORYTELLERS: Jessie Standifer, Ayushi Parashar, Eric Smith, Ismael Byers, Mantasha Khaleel MUSIC CREDITS: The Quiet Life by Matt Large | Hurricane Season by Sarah, the Illstrumentalist | | No Clues Left by Arthur Benson | Caught Sleeping by Mac Taboel | Trying to Walk and Talk by Stationary Sign | Iridescent by Infinity Ripple | Particle Attraction by Airae | Decorum by Vincent & A Secret | Dream Bigger by Yi Nantiro | Blue Nights and Yellow Days by Matt Large | A Common Goal by Moon Craters | Red Red Shoes by Czar Donic | Nights and Mornings by Heath Cantu | A New Man by Gavin Luke | Blue Street by Rossier | A Place for Us by Howard Harper-Barnes | World of Dreamers by Jhukane Bada | A Pensive Mood by Eric Feinberg | Stay (Wide Open) (Instrumental Version) by Loving Caliber | Rewind Time by Clarence Reed | Odyssey by [ocean jams] | Special thanks and credit to the Merasi community of Jaisalmer, Rajasthan for the use of their music. Taken from their album, "Merasi: Hearts with Hope 2 Tour" tracks 6, 8, 10, 12, 13, and 14.

Instagram link: https://www.instagram.com/nascent_carbon/ Kuldhara is an abandoned village in the Jaisalmer district of Rajasthan, India. Established around the 13th century, it was once a prosperous village inhabited by Paliwal Brahmins. It was abandoned by the early 19th century for unknown reasons, possibly because of dwindling water supply, or as a local legend claims, because of persecution by the Jaisalmer State's minister Salim Singh. A 2017 study suggests that Kuldhara and other neighbouring villages were abandoned because of an earthquake. Over years, Kuldhara acquired reputation as a haunted site, and the Government of Rajasthan decided to develop it as a tourist spot in the 2010s. Ghost towns and villages hold a charm very different from the ruins of castles and fortresses, mostly because they give us a chance to peep right into the lives of the people who once inhabited them. Being a desert region, Rajasthan has no dearth of ghost villages but few of them have got as much attention as Bhangarh and Kuldhara, perhaps due to the legends associated with them. While we were in Jaisalmer, it was quite natural for us to desire a visit to Kuldhara, and so we did. In an era of powerful kings and ministers, about 200 years ago, Kuldhara was home to the Paliwal Brahmins. It was during this time that Salim Singh, the Diwan of Jaisalmer, known for his debauchery and unscrupulous tax-collecting methods, set his eyes on the beautiful daughter of the village chief. The Diwan was absolutely hell bent on having the girl and he told the villagers if they came in his way he would levy huge taxes on them. --This Indian Village Was Abandoned Overnight And No One Knows Why --Kuldhara—the ghost village --Abandoned and Cursed for Over 200 Years, This Rajasthani Village Has a Tale to Tell --Why did all of the residents of Kuldhara flee one night under the cover of darkness? Known for their extensive understanding of agriculture, the Paliwals were able to grow crops in the harsh, dry conditions of the Thar Desert by identifying areas that stored gypsum rock, a soft mineral made up of 20 percent water, beneath the surface. They also utilized their trading skills to help the community prosper, expanding over time, and living among one another for nearly six centuries. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abhishek-tiwari007/message

Le Rajasthan a toujours été la région indienne la plus fascinante... En fait, on entre ici dans un univers à part, d’une richesse époustouflante et d’une étonnante diversité. Le passé s’exprime avec force dans un patrimoine architectural hors normes. Découvrir le Rajasthan, c’est parcourir son histoire mais aussi se laisser porter par sa magie et sa poésie par l'élégance et le sens esthétique troublant de naturel des rajasthanis, sublimés par leurs costumes colorés.Notre voyage commence avec une rapide visite de New Delhi, puis nous partons pour Jaipur, la ville rose et capitale bouillonnante du Rajasthan. A proximité, nous allons nous plonger dans la vie des maharadjas en faisant étapes au Samode, un palais transformé en hôtel. Puis Jodhpur, la ville bleue, dominée par son imposant fort, à l'ouest, à proximité de la frontière du Pakistan, Jaisalmer est un diadème d’or et de sable posé avec grâce sur les terres arides du désert du Thar.Kumbhalgarh, véritable muraille de Chine indienne, Ranakpur qui doit sa renommée à son temple jaïn, véritable merveille architecturale, Udaipur, la ville des lacs ; une oasis au milieu des terres arides du Rajasthan, Chittorgarh, dont le fort est auréolé d’héroïsme et fait la fierté des Rajpoutes : il symbolise la bravoure et le sacrifice.Fatehpur Sikri, ancienne capitale moghole au 16ème siècle et qui nous laisse un ensemble architectural de grande qualité, et Agra, la ville du Taj Mahal, dernière étape de notre circuit.DVD PAL - Multizones

Dopo essere arrivato a Jaisalmer zaino in spalla ad un passo dal confine col Pakistan, mi sono ritrovato nel deserto. Ho trascorso 5 giorni solo con me stesso, meditando, osservando le dune e vivendo momenti unici. Ti racconto come li ho vissuti. Ti ricordo che mi trovi su: @claudiolongoinviaggio (Instagram) www.claudiolongoinviaggio.com (blog) "Il cammino e la sua isola" Vol 1&2 (Su Amazon)

Começando seu podcast de viagens, falo bastante sobre o Rajastão. Converso com os queridos Adalberto e Júlia que tiveram uma grande experiência por lá. Falo um pouco das cidades de Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur e Jaisalmer. E lembrando que você pode acessar o instagram do @viajaria e da @meiahoradomoro pra falar de roteiros e viagens. Podemos inclusive montar o seu roteiro para o Rajastão! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/meiahoradomoro/message

In this episode, Rocky, Mayur, Abhinandan and Prashant drive across Rajasthan. Rocky starts off with a story about how Abhinandan thought he was having a heart attack. The conversation steers towards “kinky kulfi” (Rocky and Mayur’s version of King ki Kulfi) and Bajwa Dhaba on the way to Jaipur. Heading towards Bikaner, the gang talk about the Karni Mata temple in Deshnoke, famous for having thousands of rats in and around it. They recollect people offering prasad to the rats and eating from the same plate, as is the custom. Here, Rocky recommends a visit to Jodhbir near Bikaner for a sighting of different species of vultures. Abhinandan talks about Sharma Dhaba on Sikar Road. When they visited, it was a tiny dhaba on the highway towards Jaipur. Today, it’s a 200-seater air-conditioned restaurant with a loyal customer base. Prashant explains why its speciality, the Mawa Ki Roti, is, well, so special and how it often takes several wasted attempts to produce one edible roti. Abhinandan talks about finding the official “Best Dahi Bhalla in India” in Sendra and the secret recipe that makes it special, as revealed to him by the man who makes it. Talking about what makes Rajasthan so special, Rocky describes how they wanted to shoot at a licensed bhang shop near Jaisalmer. He remembers running through the streets of Jaisalmer after a few bhang cookies and lassi, flapping his arms, convinced he was a bird. Mayur recalls having six meals after the bhang only to end up in a hotel room with Rocky ordering two trolleys of munchies. Abhinandan recalls a sobering drive that Prashant took them on to reach the Sonar Kella in Jaisalmer, to capture it glowing as the sun set. The gang then head to Udaipur, where they first tasted camel milk. To shed this unpleasant experience, Prashant describes the Deogarh Palace and the Palak ka Halwa they had there. Moving on to Jaipur, they talk about the food at Rawat Mishthan Bhandar, especially its delicious Pyaaz Kachori and Kishanlal Ramnarayan lassi. They explain how to spot the real camel fair in Pushkar and what they think about it being a touristy place now. They also discuss the two amazing meals Rocky had in Udaipur and a lot more, only on Highway On My Podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pallavi Joshi takes you all across India to bring positive baat of Bharat. Aapki baat, Hum sab ki baat, #BharatKiBaat In this episode, she takes you to the Wind Park in Jaisalmer and tells you story of the last electrified village in Manipur, the only solar power village and the story of Power & Energy in India. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iambuddhafoundation/message

From Jodhpur all the way to Jaisalmer, and one of out worst/best experiences in India. We stayed in a 5 billion star hotel, got the shits and gave our rickshaw a transformation!  If you haven't watched our India series then you can binge them all now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmEb_OFs5Vk&t=1112s  Use our Amazon affiliate link here to buy anything:https://amzn.to/2Tb8UuR It costs you nothing extra but we will make a small commission - cheers lads! Get your Kinging-It Merch here - www.kinging-it.com/shop Our podcast is now available on the following: Download here for Apple   Download here for Android   Listen and download on Spotify

Lianne and Corey are joined once again by Matt Palomar of the previous episode in Juneau, Alaska. Matt helps us go over our two week adventure through northern India where we spent time in Delhi, Agra and the Taj Mahal, Jaipur and Jaisalmer. We go over things to do and things to watch out for while traveling in India. Some tips for train travel and things to know before you go. So please enjoy this latest episode all about India!https://magneticfields.in/https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/ancient-stepwells-indiaFor questions or just to follow Matt, find his Instagram herehttps://smallworldspodcast.com/https://www.instagram.com/smallworlds… #smallworldspodhttps://www.facebook.com/smallworldspodcast/https://twitter.com/smallworldspodYouTubeSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/smallworlds)

Del två av vår tid i Indien. Vi befann oss i Jaisalmer och gjorde en kamel safari övernatt i öknen, Delhi och sen den heliga staden Varanasi och såg dem bränna döda kroppar. Att vi även befann oss där under protesterna och utan internet och sedan ett 7 timmars försenat flygplan med matförgiftning gjorde det hela extra..... spicy?

Vi berättar om vår tid i Indien, so far. Detta avsnitt handlar om Agra, Jaipur, Pushkar, Jodhpur och första dagen i Jaisalmer.

India has a rich heritage in craft spirits and is the birthplace of the gin & tonic. Located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Radico Khaitan is India's oldest and largest distillery. Company President Sanjeev Banga explains how India's biodiversity helps define its styles of spirits and discusses two brands: Jaisalmer Indian Craft Gin, made with 11 indigenous botanicals, and Rampur Indian Single Malt Double Cask Whisky, aged in American Bourbon and Oloroso Sherry casks. www.radicokhaitan.comThe Connected Table SIPS! Podcast is brought to you by Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com/).

Benefits of having good learning attitude My name is Sudarshan Jassani Purohit. I hail from a small but beautiful district jaisalmer (Rajasthan). I had my primary education (till 10th standard) from Kendriya vidhyalaya jaisalmer. My parents say that i have very inquisitive nature from birth. i try to question and find solution to everything around me, i think because of that i have good hunger for learning. I was good at maths and kota (hub of coaching classes) is not very far from jaisalmer so i started preparing for JEE in kota and fortunately cracked it with AIR of 308. ​ Jaisalmer is in the list of backward districts in india and cracking IIT where people know only about ITI was completely because of past good karmas. ​ I did my engineering in EE from IITM. In my 2nd year i went to pune for an internship. CEO in that company was earlier a prof at IITM. Working their i understood that i can utilize my full potential only if i run an organization. i will be taking my own decisions, will be working on many thing like technology, marketing , operations etc and obviously if it clicks i will have lot of money and fame. Having that in mind i attended many lectures from different entrepreneur and as soon as i came out of IIT i started my own company (Zenify.in which got sold to nestaway.com ) with my two friends. I had high will but no skills to run a company and then i started learning leadership. Read more than 70 books on leadership and strategies. Learning leadership has changed me as an individual. Actually leadership is about having good attitude and character. i was able to get rid of many of my mental problems like anger, jealousy, fear, indiscipline, negativity, selfishness etc. Because of the growth of my consciousness (which is leadership) i am more happy and successful individual. ​ Later i read autobiography of yogi (by paramhansa yoganada) and understood that if you grow your consciousness you have everything. As god is at highest consciousness and he has everything like that if we grow our consciousness we will have everything.

Gajveer Singh (Girdhar)….. elected HEAD BOY of the school. Name of school- St Paul Secondary school Jaisalmer. Number of students- 1900.

Gajveer Singh (Girdhar)….. elected HEAD BOY of the school. Name of school- St Paul Secondary school Jaisalmer. Number of students- 1900. Born on 14th June 1974, Arjun Singh Bhati acquired his M.A. inEnglish Literature before embarking on his writing career.

Wir feierten unser erstes Holi-Festival in der kleinen Stadt Jaisalmer, im Norden Indiens. Im Jaisalmer-Fort, bewegt man sich durch die kleinen Gassen, die wie ein Irrgarten durch die Festungsanlage führen und immer wieder auf kleineren Plätzen zusammen treffen. Unsere Unterkunft, lag direkt in den Außenmauern! Ein unvergessliches Ereignis. Das Fest der Farben ist auf der ganzen Welt bekannt, fast jeder hat schon einmal etwas davon gesehen oder gehört. Die Menschen treffen sich auf der Straße und feiern eine riesige Party. Doch was genau steckt hinter diesem Ereignis, wie verläuft das Holi und was sollte ich unbedingt beachten? Diese Fragen beantworten wir in dieser Podcast Folge. Viel Spaß beim Reinhören! Links: Unser Blogbeitrag zum Holi-Fest in Jaisalmer -> https://ananda-world.de/holi-fest/

Hoy , en nuestra cuarta etapa de viaje por la India nos vamos a ir a Pushkar un pueblo sagrado en el que vamos a visitar uno de los pocos templos Brahma del mundo y en el que vamos a ser testigos de una ceremonia de purificación y después de tanta paz y espiritualidad vamos a ir a Jaipur, una ciudad muy ruidosa y llena de actividades. Visitaremos el fuerte Amber y sus famosos elefantes. http://asiaeasyviajes.com/20-dias-en-la-india-2019/

Hoy , en nuestra cuarta etapa de viaje por la India nos vamos a ir a Pushkar un pueblo sagrado en el que vamos a visitar uno de los pocos templos Brahma del mundo y en el que vamos a ser testigos de una ceremonia de purificación y después de tanta paz y espiritualidad vamos a ir a Jaipur, una ciudad muy ruidosa y llena de actividades. Visitaremos el fuerte Amber y sus famosos elefantes. http://asiaeasyviajes.com/20-dias-en-la-india-2019/

Hoy os cuento relato mi estancia en Jaisalmer, la ciudad dorada. Vamos a ver el fuerte, los templos Jainistas y también nos vamos a ir al desierto de Thar a dar una vuelta en camello. Despues de Jaisalmer nos vamos a desplazar hasta Jodphur donde vamos a disfrutar de su fuerte, del azul de sus edificios, de sus mercados y también de el palacio de Umaid reconvertido en un hotel de 5 estrellas. http://asiaeasyviajes.com/20-dias-en-la-india-2019/

Hoy os cuento relato mi estancia en Jaisalmer, la ciudad dorada. Vamos a ver el fuerte, los templos Jainistas y también nos vamos a ir al desierto de Thar a dar una vuelta en camello. Despues de Jaisalmer nos vamos a desplazar hasta Jodphur donde vamos a disfrutar de su fuerte, del azul de sus edificios, de sus mercados y también de el palacio de Umaid reconvertido en un hotel de 5 estrellas. http://asiaeasyviajes.com/20-dias-en-la-india-2019/

The IAF's recent run of ill luck hit a new low on 19 February 2019, when two Hawk AJTs from the Surya Kiran Aerobatics Team (SKAT) crashed at Yelahanka after a mid-air collision during rehearsal. It's blue skies (RIP) for one of the pilots while two other pilots ejected safely, albeit with injuries. A Mirage 2000 crash on 1 February at neighbouring HAL Airport claimed two young test pilots from ASTE. Soon after, a MiG 27 crashed on 12 February near Jaisalmer (pilot ejected safely). Now this fatal accident coming a day before inauguration of Aero India 2019, has thrown a long shadow over the proceedings. February 2019 has been a terrible month for Indian forces battling many asymmetric threats from inside and outside.

Part three from India and it's all about the pink city; Jaipur. Then a train to Jaisalmer in Rajasthan to ride a camel in the desert. Right-click to download the latest show.If you cannot see the audio controls, listen/download the audio file hereTo subscribe with iTunes, click here

After writing Around India in 80 Trains Monisha Rajesh decided to tackle the whole world in 80 trains and left London on a journey that took in 45,000 miles across Europe, Russia, Mongolia, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Japan, Canada and America. Stopping at the world’s oldest lake in Siberia, taking the ‘death railway’ from Bangkok to Nam Tok and meeting Tibetan nuns with iPhones she has some wonderful, inspirational and entertaining stories for you in a conversation everyone who loves travel will just love.    On this episode we cover: How many trains it really took to do ‘Around India in 80 trains’ and ‘around the world in 80 trains’ Not having previously been a big train fan Living in India for two years as a child Her Indian heritage Deciding to travel India on her own India’s domestic airlines covering 80 cities India’s amazing network of trains 80 cities became 80 trains Trains became the life blood of her writing How India can be quite hard work How Indian people treated her Not seeing women travelling long-distance on their own Being invited into carriages to share food The upside to being an insider and an outsider Understanding cultural nuances Travelling some of the way with her photographer friend Feeling quite safe yet being cautious Hearing about a growing rape culture in India Being mindful of where you are Lisa filming in the centre of Bangalore and attracting a crowd People being curious about her The best view in India Rajasthan, the Golden Triangle - Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udiapur Sunrise at Jaisalmer – one of the oldest working forts India Raj era palaces, deserts, coconut groves, the greenness of Kerala, electrifying Mumbai, snow and glaciers in Ladakh Returning to London and working for The Week Magazine The isolation of writing a book Being unable to replicate what she’d done in India in any one specific country Being daunted by going around the world in 80 trains The thrill of going from London to Asia overland Staying overland all the way to Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam Waking up on the trans Mongolian railway pulling into Beijing The mesmerising changes of the landscape Realising how linked we are to Asia The no-mans land of Siberia and central Asia Seeing the change in people’s faces and colouring The food changing, packets of noodles appearing, food getting a bit spicier How such a journey can change the way you see the world Travel’s power to combat prejudice How travel can be an escape but finding the similarities in people all over the world Eurostar from St Pancras to Paris, Europe, Latvia, the overnight train to Moscow, four and a half days in excruciating heat across Siberia The stunning Lake Baikal, in south-east Siberia, the oldest (25 million years) and deepest (1,700 m) lake in the world Known as the 'Galapagos of Russia',  Fresh water seals turning somersaults Hiking trails around the mountains Feeling far away from everything The train from Siberia to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Through the Gobi Desert Conical hats and fisherman The incredible feeling of arriving in Beijing in China after that incredible journey Having the time and money to take the trans Mongolia How the domestic Trans Mongolian isn’t so expensive Travelling through the south of China to Hanoi in Vietnam The phenomenal trip along the Reunification Express all the way down Vietnam – stopping in Da Nang and the stunningly perfect town of Hoi An Trains being so cheap they could get off anywhere and come and go as they pleased Taking the ‘death railway’ from Bangkok to Nam Tok Allied prisoners of war being used by the Japanese to build the death railway For every sleeper laid one man died The ‘hellfire pass’ where the prisoners worked in excruciating circumstances The monk who sat motionless for 8 hours on a delayed train The special moment at sunset to the Bridge on the River Kwai Banana pancakes by the broken down train on the track How delays are part of travel How you think travel will change you versus how it really does People not talking to each other on the train in England The journey to Birmingham on the train The people she met along the way The Tibetan nun on the train from North West China forever grateful to India for protecting The Dalai Lama Visiting Lhasa, the Potala Palace, Jokhang Temple Monastery The nun with the iPhone and her zest for life Cambodia’s lack of trains after Pol Pot used them for the killing fields Thailand, to Malaysia, to Singapore on train Flying to Japan and onto Vancouver Travelling across Canada and across the US by Amtrak North Korea being one of the highlights of the trip How North Korea is probably the most fascinating country she will ever visit Pyongyang being a show case city The North Koreans being detached and unwelcoming The ten day train tour all around the country How tourism is a growing source of income for North Korea America and the UK selling arms to Saudi Arabia Referring to all Americans as ‘American Imperialists’ Propaganda about Americans and Japanese If having children clips your wings Watching Game of Thrones whilst the whole train bottom gets changed Pirated copies of books in India and other Asian countries Taking a Kindle but not reading for fear of missing things The curious border crossings that take 5-6 hours of lifting the train up between China and Mongolia Travelling through the American deep south listening to jazz Whiling away hours drinking mint juleps in New Orleans The Sunset Limited train from New Orleans to Los Angeles                      

Namaste and welcome to the Tripdukaan Show! This is the first episode of The show and I'm really excited to be presenting this to you! I'm Rohan, host of the show and founder of the travel company Tripdukaan!In this episode, I'll be talking to Anu. She's a solo traveler based out of Delhi. In this episode, we talk about her passion for solo travel and what motivates her to go solo! We also dig deep into her trip to Jaisalmer and give you insights into how to explore the city and surroundings better! I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did!You can find Anu through the following media:Website: www.sassilysolo.comFacebook: https://bit.ly/2UPHBrrInstagram: https://bit.ly/2QGwSkqTwitter: https://bit.ly/2rMhFiRLet us know what you think of this episode! We are on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter @Tripdukaan! Visit our website www.tripdukaan.com for more details! You can also send us your thoughts(text or voice) to info@tripdukaan.com! We'd love to talk travel with you! :)

"Everything is possible in India" sagte unser Taxifahrer auf unserer Tour durch Rajastan immer und damit hat er Recht. Was wir in drei Wochen in Indien an Kuriositäten alles erlebten würde wohl Bücher füllen. Im Podcast berichte ich dir wie wir durchs Land gekommen sind, was wir erlebten und wie es uns dabei erging. Indiens Pracht habe ich für dich in meinen Fotos auf Instagram festgehalten. Wenns etwas ausführlicher sein darf, kannst du dir auch gerne unser Reisevideo auf Youtube ansehen. Beide Links findest du hier:Link zu Instagram: (reise.kiste)https://www.instagram.com/reise.kiste/ Link zum Video:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YFVTXEUOjuQ Wie hat dir der Podcast gefallen? Ich freue mich auf dein Feedback!

Download Episode! A family that travels together stays together.  Jakob travels frequently with his girlfriend and two young children.   Jakob travels often with his girlfriend and two young children.  Family vacations include overland West African road trips, visits to Somaliland, and family excursions to Afghanistan.  His children aged 10 and 8 respectively have traveled to 72 and 55 countries respectively. Jakob also hits the road solo as well.  He recounts witnessing a secretive Satanic ritual in West Africa.  He overviews his attempt to travel overland from Antarctica to the Arctic over 10 months.  Jakob was fortunate to visit Cambodia in the early 90s when the Khmer Rouge still reigned.  He visited Angkor Wat when there were virtually no tourists.  Cambodia was a bit lawless, where travel sometimes required armored cars where the machine gunner's bullets cost extra and where marijuana came for free at your guest house. During this conversation, Jakob joined me from Copenhagen while I was in Chicago on Skype.  Please listen in and enjoy. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts today! Check out our partner and sponsor: Chasing 193, Volume II: The Quest To Visit Every Country In The World. Explore the unique stories from 20 more world-class travelers from various backgrounds and nations and from all walks of life who have tirelessly pursued visiting every country in the world and have filled their lives with a virtually endless amount of adventure. And take a look at Large Minority.  They organize international rallies around the world including: Sri Lanka, Cambodia, the Philippines and the Amazon.   More about Jakob Øster: Born in: Denmark Passports from: 2 Danish passports (one valid for 10 years and one valid for 2 years.) Favorite travel book: And The Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini (about Afghanistan, by the author of The Kite Runner and Under A Thousand Splendid Suns  and The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway.= Favorite travel film:  The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (because it is funny, has beautiful locations and brilliantly portrays the contrast between everyday working life and adventure). Favorite travel site: App: Google Maps (and Check My Trip, Booking.com, Airbnb, TripAdvisor) Website: flightconnections.com – Lonely Planet Thorn Tree, Wikitravel. Wikipedia. Must carry:  Solo: I almost always carry my extremely small and thin travel pillow and my sarong-sleeping-bag (good for when it is hot or not too clean). Family: We always carry a deck of cards and a game of UNO (and play a hell of a lot).   Favorite food: Two national Danish dishes that my girlfriend cooks very well: “Stegt flæsk og persillesovs” (fried pork belly with potatoes and a parsley sauce) and “flæskesteg med brun sovs” (Danish version of roast pork with gravy). I also like Indian, Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Italian and Mexican food (I eat pretty much everything). Favorite drink: “BMW” (Baileys Mitt Whiskey) alcohol mixed with alcohol what more can one wish for and Carlsberg because it is probably the best.   Favorite Hotel: There are many. I don’t like fancy, traditional hotels very much since I think they usually have no soul. I usually prefer guesthouses in historical buildings and with the possibility to meet other travelers. One example: Hotel Shreenath Palace, Jaisalmer, Indien – 200 year old “Haveli”. Favorite Airline: Turkish (for being the airline with routes to most individual countries) and for their fresh orange juice (that they have now tragically abandoned!) Website:  Expedition Everywhere and Jakob Oester Facebook: Jakob Øster Twitter: expeverywhere Instagram: exp.everywhere Map: Nomad Mania Subscribe on Apple Podcasts today!! About Counting Countries Counting Countries is the only podcast to bring you the stories from the dedicated few who’ve spent their lives on the singular quest of traveling to every country in the world. Less people have traveled to every country in the world than have been to outer space. Theme music for this podcast is Demeter’s Dance, written, performed, and provided by Mundi. About GlobalGaz Ric Gazarian is the host of Counting Countries. He is the author of three books: Hit The Road: India, 7000 KM To Go, and Photos From Chernobyl.  He is the producer of two travel documentaries: Hit The Road: India and Hit The Road: Cambodia.   Ric is also on his own quest to visit every country in the world. You can see where he has traveled so far and keep up with his journey at GlobalGaz.com How Many Countries Are There? Well… that depends on who you ask! The United Nations states that there are 193 member states. The British Foreign and Commonwealth office states that there are 226 countries and territories. The Century Club states that there are 325 sovereign nations, territories, enclaves, and islands. The Most Traveled Person states that there are 875 unique parts of the world. The Nomad Mania states that there are 1281 unique places in the world. Me? My goal is the 193 countries that are recognized by the UN, but I am sure I will visit some other places along the way. Check out our partner and sponsor: Chasing 193, Volume II: The Quest To Visit Every Country In The World. Explore the unique stories from 20 more world-class travelers from various backgrounds and nations and from all walks of life who have tirelessly pursued visiting every country in the world and have filled their lives with a virtually endless amount of adventure. Disclaimer: I will earn a fee if you order from Amazon/Agoda.

This week, The Musafir Stories speaks to Sai Kumar, the man behind the handlebar of our most epic road trip so far. Sai grew up in the UAE before moving to India for his graduation. Sai later went on to do his masters in the UK before moving back to the UAE. Find out how Sai quit his job to follow his passion to travel India! Today's destination: INDIA! Sai's Ride - Royal Enfield Thunderbird 500cc Prerequisities - preparation for the trip in terms of funding, crowdfunded, roughly cost about 1.3lakhs for the entire trip Packing - Medicines, spares, travel accessories, tent, sleeping bag, rucksack (clothes, documents, camera, laptop, dry fruits), tripod, tent, saddle bags (bike spares, winter clothes, camera accessories, personal toiletteries), jerry can for spare fuel Time of the year - July-October 2016 Length of the itinerary: 77 days and 11,124kms!!! Itinerary Highlights: The journey was planned to cover the points of Saint Adishankaracharya's four vedic centers in the four corners of India. Coimbatore was the starting point of the journey, the place where Sai was based. First pitstop at Kannur, Kerala - stop for the night, enjoy the Theyyam form of dance/worship if you find time! Ride along the konkan coast with stops at Mangalore/Udupi for lunch and reach Murudeshwar before sunset. Enjoy the beautiful view of the enormous Shiva statue overlooking the beach. Rise early and ride towards Goa! Pitstop at a friend's house in Mapusa, visit the beaches like Anjuna that are close by. Spend the night in Goa and start riding towards Mumbai the next morning. ENjoy the beautiful coastal roads of the Konkan region, make stops at beautiful forts on the way. Break for a few days in Mumbai, hanging out with friends and recharging yourself for the journey ahead. Move towards Gujarat once you start from Mumbai Pitstop at Bhuj enroute to the Rann of Kutch! Enjoy the views around the Rann in offseason and literally no people around(spoiler alert - the Rann is flooded in off-season!) Relive the legend of the Kala Dungar temple and the jackals. Ride towards Jaisalmer the next day. Enjoy the Thar desert safari with Sharukh Khan and Salman Khan! No kidding! Next stop at at Jugaad - the hostel, in Amritsar! One of the best experiences during the trip, Sai spends close to a week exploring Amritsar and Punjab. Enjoy the various trips organized by the hostel! Food trips - food walks, eat all you can contest, visit the amazing Golden temple, offer prayers and serve food Wagah border trip - Hey Pakistan! Village trip - milking cows, farming, live the village life! After spending some great time in Punjab, it was time to head towards Kashmir. Unfortunately, the situation was tense in Kashmir and needed a change of plans - Sai had to ride through Manali, rather than Srinagar which was the original plan Find out what happens next in Part 2 of the Great Indian Road Trip only on The Musafir Stories next week. Links: Link to Sai's blog - www.planetsai.com Link to the photo story - http://imgur.com/a/aE9nR #travel #great #india #IncredibleIndia #RoadTrip #holiday #adventure #royalEnfield #ThunderBird #Kerala #Karnataka #Maharastra #Goa #Gujrat #Punjab #Rajasthan #Wagah #RannOfKutch #Murdeshwar #Western #Ghats #Konkan #Malabar #Bullet #MotorBike #Bike #TheMusafirStories #PlanetSai #IndiaTravelPodcast

This special edition of #TheNainaRedhuExperience comes from the deserts of Rajasthan. I recorded this atop the roof of my room at Suryagarh, Jaisalmer, Rajasthan. A bunch of questions and emails…

Adventures with camels, mace, and a special woman in Jaisalmer, India.

Bienvenue en Inde, dans ce qui est son état le plus mythique au nom si évocateur de merveilles : le Rajasthan. Pays des Maharajas, cette région en partie désertique a une histoire et une culture très riches, notamment celles du peuple Râjput. Il y existe une quantité impressionnante de forts majestueux, témoins d'un passé chevaleresque. En compagnie de Thierry Robinet que nous avons grand plaisir à retrouver dans l'émission, nous entamons la première partie d'un circuit qui débute dans la capitale Jaipur pour se terminer à Jaisalmer, dans le désert du Thar. Le tout saupoudré de ses savoureuses anecdotes et de la découverte de quelques curiosités dont il a le secret. Un fabuleux voyage, digne des Mille et Une Nuits…

In 1530, Babur the Tiger, the self-proclaimed ruler of Afghanistan, moved south and conquered the northwest section of what was then known as Hindustan. Babur, although accepted as padishah and emperor, never much cared for India, but his descendants flourished there until the British moved in more than three centuries later. Faint Promise of Rain (She Writes Press, 2014) explores the early part of this transition. Two years before the death of Babur’s son Humayun, a girl child is born to the temple dance master near Jaisalmer, a citadel in present-day Rajasthan. Adhira’s birth is considered auspicious, because it takes place during one of this desert area’s rare rainstorms. To Adhira’s father, the divine blessing placed on his child means that she will finally be the one to carry on the kathak dance tradition that has defined his life. Adhira’s mother worries that no little girl should carry the burden of such great expectations. And Adhira’s older brother Mahendra cannot sustain his own service to the temple in the face of the increasing strength and influence wielded by the armies of Emperor Akbar, Babur’s grandson. Mahendra, although a dancer by instinct and by training, becomes convinced that his duty to protect his family requires him to fight. Against this backdrop of religious, cultural, and military conflict, Anjali Mitter Duva paints a richly colored, exquisitely detailed picture of a world in flux. At the heart of the painting stands Adhira, who through her love for Krishna and the dance slowly finds a pathway to a future that is all her own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1530, Babur the Tiger, the self-proclaimed ruler of Afghanistan, moved south and conquered the northwest section of what was then known as Hindustan. Babur, although accepted as padishah and emperor, never much cared for India, but his descendants flourished there until the British moved in more than three centuries later. Faint Promise of Rain (She Writes Press, 2014) explores the early part of this transition. Two years before the death of Babur’s son Humayun, a girl child is born to the temple dance master near Jaisalmer, a citadel in present-day Rajasthan. Adhira’s birth is considered auspicious, because it takes place during one of this desert area’s rare rainstorms. To Adhira’s father, the divine blessing placed on his child means that she will finally be the one to carry on the kathak dance tradition that has defined his life. Adhira’s mother worries that no little girl should carry the burden of such great expectations. And Adhira’s older brother Mahendra cannot sustain his own service to the temple in the face of the increasing strength and influence wielded by the armies of Emperor Akbar, Babur’s grandson. Mahendra, although a dancer by instinct and by training, becomes convinced that his duty to protect his family requires him to fight. Against this backdrop of religious, cultural, and military conflict, Anjali Mitter Duva paints a richly colored, exquisitely detailed picture of a world in flux. At the heart of the painting stands Adhira, who through her love for Krishna and the dance slowly finds a pathway to a future that is all her own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In 1530, Babur the Tiger, the self-proclaimed ruler of Afghanistan, moved south and conquered the northwest section of what was then known as Hindustan. Babur, although accepted as padishah and emperor, never much cared for India, but his descendants flourished there until the British moved in more than three centuries later. Faint Promise of Rain (She Writes Press, 2014) explores the early part of this transition. Two years before the death of Babur’s son Humayun, a girl child is born to the temple dance master near Jaisalmer, a citadel in present-day Rajasthan. Adhira’s birth is considered auspicious, because it takes place during one of this desert area’s rare rainstorms. To Adhira’s father, the divine blessing placed on his child means that she will finally be the one to carry on the kathak dance tradition that has defined his life. Adhira’s mother worries that no little girl should carry the burden of such great expectations. And Adhira’s older brother Mahendra cannot sustain his own service to the temple in the face of the increasing strength and influence wielded by the armies of Emperor Akbar, Babur’s grandson. Mahendra, although a dancer by instinct and by training, becomes convinced that his duty to protect his family requires him to fight. Against this backdrop of religious, cultural, and military conflict, Anjali Mitter Duva paints a richly colored, exquisitely detailed picture of a world in flux. At the heart of the painting stands Adhira, who through her love for Krishna and the dance slowly finds a pathway to a future that is all her own. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A report on the outstanding urban architecture of the city of Jaisalmer in the desert of Rajasthan in India, made in collaboration with the International Union of Architects.