Culture & celebrations
A stage called Bhawani Natyashala
A 2017 travel blog says the Bhawani Natyashala was built in 1921 and that Parsi theatre was once popular in Jhalawar. The theatre was not in use when the blog was written.
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Jhalawar / Painted rooms and an old stage
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Meet Jhalawar through its painters and theatre-goers: Ghasiram of Nathdwara and his daughter Kankudevi at work in the Garh Palace, the old Bhawani Natyashala in a town where Parsi theatre was once popular, and a museum holding sculpture from Chandrabhaga.
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A Nathdwara painter and his daughter are recorded at work in the same palace that now houses the town’s museum.
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Garh Palace and its museum
The Government Museum sits in the Garh Palace. Museums of India says Bhawani Singh opened it in 1915 and lists 32 galleries, with 8th-century sculpture from Chandrabhaga and Jhalrapatan.
Read source ↗Gagron, the river fortAround the city
UNESCO’s Hill Forts of Rajasthan entry calls Gagron an exemplar of a river-protected fort, and notes it is a State Protected Monument.
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Everyday life & community
People who passed through
The blog recalls a small Parsi community that once lived in the town, the Jhala Rajput rulers from Wadhwan in Gujarat, and Shyam Shankar, a Diwan of the state and father of Uday and Ravi Shankar.
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The painted rooms
A 2017 blog on the Garh Palace records Ghasiram Hardev Sharma of Nathdwara as court painter around 1916-17, with his daughter Kankudevi. The rooms were locked at the time of that writing.
Read source ↗Birds of Jhalawar
The blog also describes a volume in a private library, with birds painted in 1890 by the royal artist Lala Jumna Das under the guidance of Col. H.B. Abbot.
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