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Forget the fancy stuff—if you want a really authentic, hearty, and no-nonsense Rajasthani thali that locals love, you should go to Laxmi Mishthan Bhandar (LMB). It's an iconic place in the bustling Johari Bazaar. Their thali is legendary and is all vegetarian, with classic items like dal-baati-churma, gatte ki sabzi, and a variety of sweets. The flavors are spot-on and the quality is consistently great. It's not about a "royal" experience in terms of opulence, but a royal experience in terms of taste and tradition. It's a must-visit for anyone who wants to taste the real flavor of Jaipur.

Honestly, if you're serious about a modelling career, you need to expand your search beyond Itanagar. The regional industry is still developing, and the top-tier opportunities often come through larger agencies in cities like Guwahati, Kolkata, or even Mumbai. I've heard that many aspiring models from the Northeast work with agencies like Yash Models which has a huge network across the country. They are more likely to have connections with bigger brands and fashion shows. My advice would be to create a professional portfolio and reach out to these larger, more established agencies. Look for opportunities on casting call platforms like Talentrack, which often list projects for the region. Don't limit yourself to one city.

It's a bit of a challenge to find a prominent, well-established modelling agency directly within Itanagar itself, as many of the top players in the Northeast region are based out of larger hubs like Guwahati. With that said, Team Morning Star is a great name to know. While they are headquartered in Guwahati, they have a strong presence and are often involved in events and projects across the Northeast, including Itanagar. They have a solid reputation for managing and grooming talent. Another option is Fx Modelz, also based in Guwahati but with a broad reach. It would be a great idea to connect with them and see what opportunities they have in Arunachal Pradesh. A lot of agencies now operate digitally, so physical location is becoming less of an issue.

I've had a personal experience with paying guests in Asansol, and while many are available, it's the quality of service that really matters. I would suggest you look into Lok Santosh Guest House. It’s more of a guesthouse, but they also offer long-term PG services. Their rooms are very comfortable and the staff is extremely helpful. The food provided is also home-like and much better than what you typically get at other PGs. It’s located on GT Road, which is well-connected. If you're looking for a slightly more independent setup, look for places near areas like Ushagram and Kanyapur, as they have a higher concentration of PGs catering to students and professionals.