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How to make PIPUDI from any tree leaf whistle - પીપડાના પાનની પીપુડી, ગાજરાની પીપુડી

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How to make PIPUDI from any tree leaf whistle - પીપડાના પાનની પીપુડી, ગાજરાની પીપુડી   Make PIPUDI from pipal tree leaf with magic voice, a simple game to teach your child while free or take a tour to village , we was played a lot at farm and make PIPUDI with different sound practice tree leaf-whistle Get more videos here: Tailorbird nest on okra https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbVcY... અથાણા માટે કઇળા - Kair (ker) for Pickle - अचार वाले केर https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFNSf... Papaya tree | aisa papaya ka pedh kabhi nahi dekha hain ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtXt0... Trip to Manali | Solang Valley | rohtang pass | snow point - Manali Diaries Ep. 02 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMZkr... Lockdown Days and Duty - MGNREGA YOJANA AND THE LACK - rural area https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYnKN... A journey to the Moksh - Taranga hill - મોક્ષ દ્વાર તારંગાની ઘાટીમા - Jain Tirth - Gujarat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpeMA... SIDDHASHILA - TARANGA HILL - GUJARA...
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Rare Picture of indian Currency rupee and its Rate compare to US Dollars in 1947

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one rupee note( 1917) rare one

In 1917 India was a colony of Britain.There were Rupee issued by various independent governments ruled by kings.The kings were under British Queen.They were issuing local Rupees.There were two types of Rupees-British Indian Rupees(with emblem of king George or Queen) which was the national Rupee.One British Rupee was equal to 18 local rupees.The local rupee was not convertible to US dollar.So there was no exchange rate, and it was 0.
Exchange rate with INR came only after 1947







































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