India Is Not for Beginners’ Moment Goes Viral
Social media users were recently reminded of the popular phrase “India is not for beginners” after a video
showcasing a unique example of ‘typical Indian jugaad’ went viral online. The incident, which took place in the ‘Land of Gods’, highlights the country’s innovative and unconventional problem-solving approach, once again sparking widespread reactions and discussions across digital platforms.
Prasad is commonly prepared in large quantities, especially at prominent and revered temples. However, a recent incident has raised eyebrows over just how much prasad is considered excessive, as heavy machinery like JCBs were reportedly used in its preparation. The unusual method has sparked curiosity and debate on social media, with many users reacting to the scale and unconventional approach involved.
It appears the answer is a staggering 65,100 kilograms. A video recently shared on social media shows
not one but two JCB machines being used in the preparation of choorma prasad, highlighting the massive scale of the ritual. The clip has quickly gone viral, drawing widespread attention for the extraordinary method used to handle such a huge quantity of prasad.
The viral clip also shows a third JCB machine stationed nearby, reportedly on standby, further highlighting the massive scale of the preparation. According to claims circulating online, the total quantity of choorma prasad weighed around 65,100 kg and was being prepared for Bhairu Baba’s grand feast in Rajasthan.
The extraordinary visuals have sparked widespread reactions on social media, with users expressing amazement at the scale of the religious offering.
