If nothing is more important than welfare of the youth then you wouldn't have spoken so late Modi ji. That too just because the nation is now boiling. You would have taken action when this happened. You would have moved things when the kids died. Fast track courts were set up during Nirbhaya too. But our girls continue to be raped & murdered. There's no justice. Please move a bit away from winning states and open your eyes to the how people of this country are losing lives. Dharmendra Pradhan needs to be accountable to you also and the country also. Do the right thing at least now please above Politics.
She is Karima from Tunisia. He is Hani from India.
They met while working in Dubai, fell in love, and got married.
Hani worked tirelessly to help his brother and sister complete their education. Once that responsibility was fulfilled, he wanted to leave his job and pursue his dream of traveling the world while creating YouTube content.
Karima didn't just support his decision; she quit her own job, added her savings to the plan, and stood by his side.
Today, they're traveling the world together. They heavily promote Indian tourism too.
They nicknamed 80 year old Irishman, Caron Rawnsley, ‘Paagal Saab’ for his obsession with cleaning Jodhpur’s Bawris & Jhalaras.
Fortunately, today, you don’t need to be either ‘paagal’ or ‘phirang’ to devote yourself to reviving India’s stepwells.
Earlier this year, I had posted myself about Chand Baori and how well it was being maintained.
Across the country, pioneers like Rajendra Singh and Kalpana Ramesh, organisations such as Tarun Bharat Sangh and Project Bawri, & countless local volunteers & village communities are restoring these extraordinary structures as living symbols of both heritage & water security.
But I still want to salute Paagal Saab Caron, for his love of Jodhpur and his selflessness and passion for our heritage.
May his work never cease…
🙏🏽
@KumariDiya