Jabalpur, a city in Madhya Pradesh, is known for its rich history, natural beauty, and cultural significance. It offers a range of attractions and has also served as a backdrop for several Bollywood ...
Jabalpur (Madhya Pradesh): After Satpura and Surja, as many as 17 sluice gates of Bargi Dam were opened in Jabalpur. The heavy rains even submerged the famous Dhuandhar waterfalls. Similarly, ...
Also known as Smoke cascade, the picturesque Dhuandhar Falls is located at Bhedaghat 30 km away from Jabalpur. ‘Dhuan’ means smoke. The mist created by water falling on hard rock creates visuals of ...
River Narmada, considered as the lifeline of Madhya Pradesh, originates from the pilgrimage site of holy Amarkantak and flows through Gujarat before merging into the Arabian Sea. Narmada flows in the ...
A must-visit for tourists, the Dhuandhar Falls is one of the most important points of interest here in Jabalpur. The word is a combination of the words Dhuan meaning smoke, and Dhar meaning flow. The ...
One of the major cities of Madhya Pradesh, Jabalpur, is best known for its marble rock formations (Bhedaghat) on the banks of the river Narmada. It is the army headquarters of Madhya Pradesh, ...
MADHYA PRADESH : A cop who played in River Pench all through his younger years, is now rescuing people drowning in River Narmada in Madhya Pradesh. Hariom Singh Bains, a 48-year-old police head ...
Tanvi is a fervent scholar and wordsmith, boasting a rich 2+ years of writing experience. Her curiosity spans a diverse spectrum, from the realms of entertainment and beauty to lifestyle. Beyond her ...
‘Yogini’ refers to a female master practitioner of tantra and yoga. It also refers to a female spiritual teacher in the Indian sub-continent and Tibet. They often appear in groups of 42, 64 and 81 of ...
The city of Jabalpur has an illustrious past and has many remnants of its rich history still standing strong Jabalpur, one of the country’s largest cities was as important a centre throughout history ...
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