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.
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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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.
