The judge says you came to the wrong address

- Peshwa Madhavrao also came wearing valuable clothes. The Empress was the happiest. He wore precious ornaments of diamonds, rubies and pearls, and silk.

In Maharashtra, a women's festival is celebrated in a very pompous and musical atmosphere.

Rajmahal and Rajpath are also decorated during the 'Haldi-Kumkum' festival. Colored garlands, attractive well embroidered paintings, various rangoli look amazing.

Adhipati Madhavrao Peshwa of Maharashtra is actively contributing to the success of the political women's festival. They believe that in celebrating this festival, a symbol of the proud culture of the state, there should be no raw material.

Money was also spent from the treasury so that more and more women of the capital, be they upper, middle class, or lower class - poor or destitute - could participate freely in all the festivities and celebrate this traditional cultural festival.

Peshwa Madhavrao also came wearing valuable clothes. The Empress was the happiest. He wore precious ornaments of diamonds, rubies and pearls, and silk. The queen used to look in the mirror every now and then to see her wonderful beauty.

Wives of state ministers, dewans, workers etc. are coming. All the women in Jotjota have come here. Only the wife of the judge, the minister of state in Peshawar, has not yet arrived. They are waiting.

Eagerly awaiting. The wife of the political minister judge has not yet appeared, so the Empress says it may have taken a while to decorate today to coincide with the festival. The queen thinks and tells the two or three maids to go to her house and bring Tedi to avoid the delay. That is why the wife of the Chief Justice arrived. Everyone welcomed him happily. But their simple attire and modest adornment did not suit the queen. It just so happened that this was an insult to the festival.

The Empress requested that the festival represent the genius, identity and culture of our state. The lady guests of the province are present here, so that you can dress in majestic luxurious attire. She replied, "My husband does not like outward show." The Empress says, this is necessary for the decoration of the festival. Against the Queen's insistence, the judge's wife re-dressed. He saw his own beauty. Liked the inner woman's heart. When the completion of the festival was about to take off the ornaments, he ordered that they be placed in the royal palanquin at the house of the judge. Hesitant at the Queen's command, she could say nothing.

On reaching home, Ram Shastri saw his wife coming down from the palanquin and closed the door of the house and said, "You have come to the wrong address." His wife understood. He went back to the palace, dressed in plain clothes and said to her husband, "I am your wife standing outside, open the door." Ram Shastri opened the door and took his wife inside. His wife first asked the reason for closing the door, then say, God-loving, the ornament of virtuous men has its virtues, virtue and simplicity. Simplicity and cleanliness are the beauty of life. The judge's wife understood everything.

Promises to Ram Shastri ignited a spark of contemplation in us. Scholars have said that, in Urdu, dress violates our vows.

Pure silk silk wear is made from the violence of millions of silkworms, the gross violence. Also, the subtle violence of going to someone's wedding and wearing more expensive clothes and ornaments than the groom. The pretense that wearing fake jewelry is true is a lie, we wear it without asking anyone. The parigraha that we constantly shop for various ornaments - the costume or the body that causes disorder to the opposite sex or the abraham - thus simplicity is self-beneficial for the protection of the vows of truth, non-violence, infallibility, celibacy and aparigraha.

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