In Mehndipur Balaji, a temple dedicated to the deity Balaji (a form of Lord Hanuman) in Rajasthan, "Nazar Batti" is a practice often associated with warding off the "evil eye" or negative energies.

The Nazar Batti is typically a thread or a set of beads, which devotees tie around their wrist, ankle, or neck as a form of spiritual protection. It's believed that this can help shield individuals from harmful influences or ill-will directed toward them. Mehndipur Balaji is particularly well-known for rituals involving protection from negative energies, and many devotees visit the temple to seek blessings for spiritual strength, healing, and peace.

If you're interested in obtaining a Nazar Batti from Mehndipur Balaji, you may find them from local temple shops, as they are common among devotees who visit for blessings and protection.