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Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar visits Badliya Haveli,
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A centuries-old tradition endures in Mewar, where the royal family and key associate families share profound personal bonds, standing by one another through times of both joy and sorrow. Upholding this sacred tradition, On 18th August 2026, Shriji Dr. Lakshyaraj Singh Mewar visited the historic Badliya Haveli in Udaipur for the customary 'Mokhan' ritual following the passing of the wife of Shri Rao Gajendra Singh, the great-grandson of the late Rao Bakhtawar Singh. Shriji conveyed his heartfelt condolences to Shri Rao Gajendra Singh and his son, Shri Rao Akshay Singh. While paying tribute to the departed soul, he offered words of solace to the family and observed the tradition of presenting Paan-Beeda (betel leaf preparations) to the members of the Rao family. |
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महाराणा शम्भुसिंह
महाराणा फतहसिंह
महाराणा भगवतसिंह मेवाड़ |
As part of this 155-year-old Mewar tradition, Shriji performed the 'Rang Badlai Dastoor' (the ceremony of changing out of mourning apparel into colored turbans), personally placing a colored turban on Shri Rao Narendra Singh. The Shastriji (priest) also placed colored turbans on Shri Rao Gajendra Singh, Shri Rao Mahendra Singh and Shri Rao Akshay Singh. Following the ceremony, Shriji bestowed Saropav (ceremonial robes of honor) upon the members of the Rao family. A Historic Continuum of Compassion and Honor
Ancient historical records (Bahidas) document a
long standing precedent of the Maharanas of Mewar
visiting this very Haveli for the 'Mokhan' ritual:
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August 2026 | Vol M-253 |
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