‘India Ka Sabse Sorted State,’ Social Media Influencer Praises Madhya Pradesh's Food, Greenery & Weather In VIRAL REEL
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): A social media influencer has called Madhya Pradesh the “most sorted state in India” in a viral Instagram reel, praising its simple lifestyle, welcoming people, food, greenery and comfortable weather. In the video, the influencer explains why he feels MP stands out from other states, pointing to its easy-going approach towards language and culture, popular poha-jalebi,…
Madhya Pradesh has been hailed as the "most sorted state in India" by a social media influencer in a viral Instagram reel. The influencer, Shiv Pal Singh, highlighted the state's simple lifestyle, friendly people, delectable cuisine, abundant greenery, and pleasant weather as key factors that set it apart from other states.
Singh pointed out that Madhya Pradesh values linguistic diversity, with people generally not pressuring others to speak a specific language or dialect. He explained, "India ka sabse sorted state pata hai kya hai? MP. Yaha pe aapse koi ye nahi bolega ki Marathi bolo, Bundeli bolo. Infact hum to khud dusre ko dekhkar ye sochne ki koshish kar lete hai ki vo kya bol raha hai aur hum kaise vo bol sakte hai," which translates to, "Do you know which is India's most sorted state?
MP. Here, no one will tell you to speak Marathi or Bundeli. In fact, we ourselves try to understand what the other person is saying and how we can speak like them."
The influencer then turned his attention to one of Madhya Pradesh's most beloved food pairings - poha and jalebi. He remarked, "Aur yaha ke pohe jalebi ka koi tod nahi hai, aapko kahi nahi milega," meaning, "There is no match for the poha-jalebi here; you will not find it anywhere else."
Singh also commended Madhya Pradesh for its lush greenery, dense forests, and extensive plant life, stating, "Aur itni hariyali hai na idhar, itne jungle, itne ped-podhe… tum pagal ho jaoge," which means, "There is so much greenery here, so many forests and trees that you will be amazed."
When discussing the state's climate, Singh noted that Madhya Pradesh is not known for extreme temperatures, with neither intense heat nor severe cold being common. He added, "Na yaha zyada garmi padti hai, na zyada thand padti hai… theek-thaak padti hai ki aadmi jee bhi lega, maje bhi kar lega, sab kar lega," which translates to, "It is neither too hot nor too cold here; the weather is comfortable enough for a person to live and enjoy life."
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