In the times of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the dhol was not just music—it was a call to arms. The beats reverberated through the forts and villages, summoning warriors to rise and defend Swarajya. One famous tale tells of how a single dhol player, perched atop Rajgad Fort, rallied a small group of soldiers into a force that defeated an enemy th
In the times of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the dhol was not just music—it was a call to arms. The beats reverberated through the forts and villages, summoning warriors to rise and defend Swarajya. One famous tale tells of how a single dhol player, perched atop Rajgad Fort, rallied a small group of soldiers into a force that defeated an enemy th
Telephones can be carried, images are permitted to be taken. But do so at your own private threat—the gang can get mind-boggling and phones together with other belongings are identified to drop into the massive hundis before the idol, which when in, can not be retrieved. Also, brain the pickpockets.The tasha drummers provide the goal of the snare