- Not only Marwari people live in Rajasthan, people from Mewari, Hadoti, Shekhawati and different regions live here.
- We do not use camels to travel from one place to another, we also have vehicles.
- We don't eat Dal Baati Churma every day.
- We don't marry in childhood; this was the case a long time ago. Even then, marriages were still common in childhood, but daughters-in-law always went to their in-laws' house only after they reached 18 or 20 years of age.
- Rajasthan isn't just desert. Yes, there's the Thar Desert, but also the Aravalli Lakes (Udaipur), and the Sariska (ranthambore).
- Yes, the temperature here is quite hot during the summer, but during the winter, Rajasthan becomes one of India's coldest states.The temperature in Mount Abu comes very close to 0°.
7. Not every Rajasthanis always wear turbans. They are worn only on special occasions, and the old generation were worn daily.
8. Not all Rajasthanis are rich.Here too there are office goers, farmers and shopkeepers.
9. We (girls) love Ghoomar But it is not necessary that there should be Ghoomar dance in every wedding.
10. Yes, there is a practice of veil here, it is only for respect, at present there is no force on anyone.My mother, grandmother and aunt all wear veil but there are some occasions like marriage etc. where they do not wear veil, so it is not necessary for anything like that.
11. And most importantly, we have plenty of water here, so much so that you can take a bath three times a day.
Edits suggest by comments :
- There is no need to great us saying “Khamma Ghani Sa ”(it was a Royal Salutation) … you can say hello,hi,Salam,Jai Hind, Namaskar…. if you wanna make us feel special you can say ”Jai Sri Krishna”, ”Radhe Radhe”, “Jai Sri Radhe”, ”Ram Ram Sa”,”Sri Sita Ram”, “Eklingnath ki Jai”, “Govinddevju ki Jai”, “Jai ___ (name of presiding deity of the area)____” or your favourite “Jai Sri Ram” & “Har Har Mahadev”.
- We dont add “Sa” everywhere like salt & spice…. Ji Sri is also used.