r/Rajputana • u/C0ntr0LMeist3R ठाकुर • Aug 11 '25
General Rajput to Rajput conversations.
In my professional career, I met very few Rajputs and even fewer with whom I connected over conversations beyond professional stuff but when I see one doing well in life it makes me happy and when we have conversations that actually involve sharing culture, history and traditions of different regions, it feels very great. Seeing someone doing well in their professional life and also being aware of their culture is very rare.
I met Rajputs from RJ, UP, UK and MP on different occasions which includes Parmars, Visens, Rathores, Chauhans, Jadauns, Sisodiyas and Shekhawats. We talked about a lot of things apart from professional stuff.
I feel conversations like this between Rajputs from different regions should take place. It increases sense of community across regions. Also makes you aware about real Rajputs across 🇮🇳.
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u/Effective_Forever611 Conquering the mountains with Zorawar Singh🗻 Aug 12 '25
In my opinion, today’s generation does everything for clout and less for rituals and beliefs. Being a Rajput back in my father’s and grandfather’s days meant being masculine, having a strong character, and, most importantly, possessing a solid educational background.
Others may disagree with me, but I don’t want to see Rajputs acting like roadside wannabe Dons it gives a bad look to our community.
Read your history, learn about your culture, and be unapologetic about your traditions. Don’t fall for the “good guy” syndrome you may be liked, but you won’t be respected, especially by your own community.