@jitendrav Well, only kind of. The div.row has negative margins that are equal to the padding on the columns. So if you're already inside a row (for the sake of some other grid-business somewhere else, and you can't get out), then yes, you need the column to offset that fact.
But if you aren't already inside a row, you don't need to create one only to counteract it with the column padding. And if you just want extra padding, don't create a row -- just put the column inside the container.
@jitendrav Well, only kind of. The div.row has negative margins that are equal to the padding on the columns. So if you're already inside a row (for the sake of some other grid-business somewhere else, and you can't get out), then yes, you need the column to offset that fact.
But if you aren't already inside a row, you don't need to create one only to counteract it with the column padding. And if you just want extra padding, don't create a row -- just put the column inside the container.