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India Biggest Joint Family : देश में अब बड़े परिवार कम ही देखने को मिलते हैं. न्यूक्लियर फैमिली का ट्रेंड है. नौकरी-काम धंधा अलग होने की वजह से भी एक ही परिवार के लोग अलग-अलग शहरों में रहते हैं. अलग-अलग घरों में रहते थे इसलिए अकेलापन, डिप्रेशन जैसे टर्म भी खूब चलन में आ गए हैं. संयुक्त परिवार में लोग मिल-जुलकर प्यार से रहते थे, सुख-दुख बांटते थे. यूपी-हरियाणा और राजस्थान में अभी भी कुछ संयुक्त परिवार अपनी संस्कृति अपनी पहचान बनाए हुए हैं. ऐसा ही एक परिवार राजस्थान में हैं जिसमें 185 से ज्यादा सदस्य हैं. इनके माह के राशन-पानी का खर्च 15 लाख रुपये से ज्यादा है लेकिन हर माह कमाई के आंकड़े चौंकाने वाले हैं.
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News18•25-09-2026, 19:34
Mohanlal Mali Family: 185 Members, 84 Rooms, 700 Bighas Land; Earnings Will Astound You.
  • •Mohanlal Mali's family in Ramsar village, Ajmer, is India's largest joint family with 185 members.
  • •The family lives in 84 rooms across 6 houses, owning 700 bighas of land, over 80 bikes, 11 tractors, and 8 trucks.
  • •Their monthly grocery bill exceeds 1.5 million rupees, with daily consumption including 40 kg of vegetables and rotis from 65 kg of flour.
  • •The family's annual income from farming and animal husbandry is over 20 million rupees, with 2 million from their dairy alone.
  • •They operate diverse businesses including dairy, building materials, cyber cafes, e-Mitra services, bank points, cement agencies, timber, and motor parts.

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The country's largest joint family lives in Ramsar village of Nasirabad tehsil in Ajmer district, Rajasthan, where Mohanlal Mali's family consists of 185 members living across 6 houses and 84 rooms.

The family owns more than 700 bighas of land and generates over 20 million rupees annually from farming and animal husbandry. Additionally, they run diverse businesses including a milk dairy, building materials, cyber cafes, e-Mitra services, bank points, cement agencies, timber, motor parts, and 8 operating trucks.

The family's daily cooking is done jointly, consuming 40 kg of vegetables, rotis made from 65 kg of flour, and about 50 liters of milk. Women's tasks are strictly divided: 10 women exclusively cook, 4 fetch water, and 10 care for the livestock.