Jodhpur, a city steeped in tradition and culture, hosts several fairs, including the Gangaur Pujan. One such fair, the Betmar Fair of Dhinga Gawar, takes place six days after the Gangaur Pujan, and it's a unique celebration where women dominate the streets at night. During this festival, women dress up in their finest attire and carry sticks in their hands. In the festival, bachelors participate in it as it is believed that their delay in marriage can be advanced. If a bachelor boy or a man crosses the path of girls or women, they use their sticks to deliver a light beating. According to local beliefs, if an unmarried man is struck by a woman on this night, he will soon find a partner and get married. The Betmar Menla fair is a revered event that has been celebrated for many years in Jodhpur. It is a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage and is deeply intertwined with the
