{/* TODO: opening paragraph (~150 words). Why the Rani Sati temple is the spiritual centre for so many Marwari families across India and the diaspora. The trust that runs it, the scale of the complex, what makes it different from a single-shrine temple. */}
The Dadiji story
{/* TODO: ~400 words original retelling. Narayani Devi of the Aggarwal lineage, the events at Hisar, the journey to Jhunjhunu. Be careful and clear about historical sources, oral tradition, and contested elements. Treat the subject with respect and accuracy — neither sensationalising nor flattening. */}
The temple complex
{/* TODO: walking guide through the main shrines — Lakshmi Narayan, Hanuman, Thakurji, Sheetla, the bhairoji shrines, and the Dadiji sthal at the centre. What to do at each, in what order, and why. */}
Bhadrapada Amavasya
{/* TODO: the annual mela on Bhadrapada Amavasya. Why this date. The scale of the gathering. Marwari families who travel from Kolkata, Mumbai, Hyderabad specifically for this day. */}
Aartis and rituals
{/* TODO: list the daily aartis, the chola changes, the bhog. The ritual for new brides and new births in Marwari families. */}
How to reach Jhunjhunu
{/* TODO: rail (Jhunjhunu Junction, well connected), road (NH-11 from Delhi/Jaipur), air (Jaipur 180 km, Delhi 240 km). Update intercity options. */}
Where to stay
{/* TODO: Rani Sati Mandir Trust dharmshalas (large, well-run), Aggarwal samaj guesthouses, hotels. Mention which dharmshalas accept advance booking. */}
Yatra tips
{/* TODO: best months, dress conventions, offering protocol, photo policy inside the complex, Bhadrapada Amavasya-specific notes (book 4 weeks ahead). */}
When my family visited
{/* TODO: first-person account (~300 words). The drive in from Jaipur or Delhi, the first sight of the temple complex, the sequence of darshans, the bhojanalaya. */}