13-Year-Old Girl Makes History in Rajput Succession Ceremony

Tejaswi Kumari Jodha, a 13-year-old girl, made history by becoming the first female successor in the centuries-old Rajput custom of "Paag Ka Dastoor," receiving the blood 'Tilak' and pink turban.

26 Jun, 10:44 — 26 Jun, 10:44

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Blood 'Tilak', Pink Turban: 13-Year-Old Girl Makes History In Rajput Legacy

The custom of the "Paag Ka Dastoor" dates back hundreds of years, but for the first time at its centre was a young girl, Tejaswi Kumari Jodha, who was recognised as the successor to her father.

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