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Agriculture & Mandi Services • 04 Nov 2026

Livestock farmers to get silver on Diwali: Bhilwara to distribute dairy bonus of Rs 12 crore, Rs 5 per litre on milk

On the occasion of Diwali, the Bhilwara Milk Producer Cooperative Union will distribute a bonus of approximately ₹120 million to 55,000 cattle rearers. This bonus, calculated at the rate of 50 paise per litre, will be transferred directly into their bank accounts. The Bhilwara Da...

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Retail & Shopping • 04 Nov 2026

Diwali Jewellery Trends: Silver Redefines Festive Fashion in Udaipur Amid High Gold Prices

Amid rising gold prices, silver jewellery has emerged as the prime choice for women during the festive season in Udaipur. Light weight, gold plated, kundan, and polki designs are witnessing unprecedented demand in the local market. Young women are particu

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Culture & Festivals • 04 Nov 2026

Changing Trends in Diwali Worship Spark High Demand for Lotus Seeds and Black Turmeric

A significant shift has emerged in traditional Diwali worship materials, with local markets witnessing an unprecedented surge in demand for items like lotus seeds and black turmeric. According to veteran traders at Purani Mandi, contemporary devotees now

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Culture & Festivals • 04 Nov 2026

Exclusive Investigation: Rajasthan's Unique Animal Jewellery Market Flourishes in Karauli

An in-depth investigative look into the specialized animal jewellery market in Karauli, Rajasthan, which operates for seven days during Diwali. This unique marketplace offers diverse adornments ranging from garlands to bells for cattle like cows, buffaloe

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Culture & Festivals • 04 Nov 2026

Traditional Red Ber Fruit Essential for Diwali Worship in Mewar Region

As reported by the Kotputli Bureau on November 4, 2026, the traditional inclusion of red ber fruit in Goddess Lakshmi's worship remains an integral cultural practice across Mewar. Local stakeholders have highlighted that this wild fruit grows naturally on

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Retail & Shopping • 04 Nov 2026

Diwali Saree Trends Surge Across Markets With Traditional And Fancy Designs

Markets are witnessing a massive surge of shoppers during the Diwali festival season as women flock to purchase trending sarees in Karauli. The market features five major designs including chunri gota patti, fancy stone work, rajputi, supernet, and rajwad

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Automobiles & Showrooms • 04 Nov 2026

Jaipur Prepares for Diwali with Extended Metro Hours and Strict Fire Safety Measures

As Jaipur gears up for the festive celebrations of Diwali, authorities have announced that metro train operations will extend until midnight to accommodate late-night shoppers. Simultaneously, specialized traffic management plans have been implemented acr

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Culture & Festivals • 04 Nov 2026

Grand Annakut Festival Celebrated in Nathdwara with Unique Traditions

The traditional Annakut festival, held on the second day of Diwali in Nathdwara, stands as one of the most distinctive religious celebrations in the Mewar region. Lord Srinathji is offered a grand feast comprising fifty-six varieties of traditional delica

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Culture & Festivals • 03 Nov 2026

The Deep Cultural Significance and Lunar Connection of Matira Worship on Diwali

As Kotputli News investigates the traditional practices surrounding Diwali, local insights reveal the profound historical reasons behind purchasing and worshipping the matira fruit. According to Kishan Nath, this age-old custom stems from a period when th

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Culture & Festivals • 03 Nov 2026

Udaipur Micro-Artisan Iqbal Sakka Crafts World's Smallest Silver Worship Plate

International micro-gold artisan Iqbal Sakka has crafted an exceptionally tiny silver worship plate measuring just one centimeter for Diwali. This intricate masterpiece includes microscopic ritual items such as a lamp, coconut, rice grains, vermilion, and

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Culture & Festivals • 03 Nov 2026

Chinese Lighting Threatens Livelihoods of Pali Potters Ahead of Diwali Festival

The increasing market prevalence of Chinese lighting products has created a severe livelihood crisis for traditional potters in Pali. A local female artisan has been sitting at her shop for 10 days trying to sell earthen lamps, highlighting the struggles

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Rajasthan State • 03 Nov 2026

Rajasthan Human Rights Commission Seeks Report on Jaipur Market Fire Safety

The Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission has raised serious concerns regarding fire safety arrangements in Jaipur's crowded markets ahead of Diwali. The commission has demanded a comprehensive report within three days focusing on the availability of fi

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