Kings and Queens or monarchy is one of the old tradition which was popular for a long time, and at that time the idea of conquest was a common thing for all royalty. Some of the members of royalty treated others like dirt while some honoured the decisions and requests made by their citizens. Many of the famous kings were said to belong from a class called Kshatriya, many of these kings were Rajputs and the origin of these Rajputs is said from the state of Rajasthan. Rajasthan means the place of the kings, made from the words “Raja” which means king and “sthan” which means place, so we can say that Rajasthan. This state is not only the birth-place of many popular Kings but also of one of the greatest desert of the country The Thar Desert. The Thar Desert made Rajasthan more popular than other states.
In India, the largest state by area was Madhya Pradesh before the formation of Chattisgarh in the year 2000 but after Chattisgarh was formed Rajasthan gained the title of the largest state of the country by area. People not only from Rajasthan but also from all the states of the country live together in peace in the capital city of the country Delhi, On 30th March, the festival or originating of Rajasthan is celebrated as it was formed in November 1949 on the same day by British Raj as Rajputana which later became Rajasthan. Rajasthan has its own sweet dish and food habits but being in the north-western side of India makes its habits and taste similar, but if you want to enjoy a delicious Rajasthani Dish, then you can go for Dal-Baati-Choorma or sometimes only Dal-baati, Dal is a pulse which in Rajasthan is eaten by a ball of wheat flour hardened by cooking in high flames of a homemade stove(choolha) while the choorma is a mixture of similar flour which we get by battering a baati and then mixing it with Ghee, Dry Grainy powdered sugar and some dry fruits.
These things can be cooked at home easily but the issue which arises now is that besides this how can we express our feelings in Delhi to celebrate Rajasthan festival or Rajasthan Diwas, one solution can be to do something special, but another idea can be that you can order a large cake and host a party to celebrate the birth of your home state. For this you must require a cake and you can go with online cake delivery in DelhiNCR, online cake delivery in DelhiNCR midnight, order cake online in DelhiNCR and same day cake delivery in DelhiNCR by many of the online gifting portals like Winni. This will make up your day and will help you in celebrating the birth of your state even if you’re away from it.