The Blue City of Jodhpur, once the capital of the Kingdom of Marwar, is home to an engineering marvel, the majestic Mehrangarh Fort. In 1459, Rao Jodha began constructing this massive fort to serve as the Rathores' stronghold and his enduring legacy. Building a fortress atop an extinct volcano was no small feat. How did the medieval artisans and craftsmen, like the Khandwallias and Chawalias, carve the hill with basic tools and haul tonnes of stone to construct this imposing structure? On #Natio

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