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7 Best Ways to Celebrate Navratri

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7 best ways to celebrate Navratri

Introduction

Navratri is not just an occasion for Indians but it is a source of happiness, light in dark and moreover nine nights of celebrations, divinity and heavenly feeling. It is an auspicious occasion that brings with it the smile of many faces, excitement and joy. Indians wait for Navratri for an entire year after it passes and hence the urge of celebrating it is much higher than one can imagine. Amidst this covid, we have brought you 7 ways by which you can celebrate the best Navratri. 

7 best ways to celebrate Navratri

Navratri has arrived and it is not unknown to us how excited people become with just the name of Navratri. This year the fear of covid persist in the hearts of people and also Navratri cannot be celebrated the way it was celebrated before covid knocked on the door. But we care for you and keeping in mind the auspiciousness of the occasion we have brought seven different ways by which you can celebrate your Navratri in the same way with the same excitement and joy. Let’s have a look at them. 

Dress up

best ways to celebrate Navratri is Dress up

Why sit ideally and bluntly? It is Navratri, dress up with your favourite dress or say lehenga choli and flaunt yourself. Ensure everyone in the house dress up each nine-day. Click selfies and do at home a photoshoot. Meet everyone virtually after dressing up and you will feel the aura of the occasion.

Host Gathering

best ways to celebrate Navratri

Why feel sad if you cannot visit your near and dear ones. Everything can be done online. Arrange zoom meet or google meet and celebrate together. Laugh and talk and even sit on the puja together but virtually. It is the best way to stay connected and share moments that later in become memories worth remembering. 

Do the Garba

Garba is best ways to celebrate Navratri

Garba or dandiya is something which we all crave and wait eagerly for an entire year to attend Garba nights. Why miss them this year when you can do the Garba with your family at home! Dress up with the ghagra choli and celebrate by doing the Garba. You can call over your neighbours as well and together celebrate. You even video call your relatives and then together celebrate. 

Feed Cows and The Poor

Feed Cows and The Poor

The ritual of feeding kanyas in Durga puja is a tradition. Maybe finding kanyas this year becomes difficult due to covid but you can continue the tradition differently. Feed the stray cows and poor people. It will add up more auspiciousness to the ritual. Feeding a hungry stomach will make your puja go blessed. And according to Hindu belief vows themselves are a form of God, so it is even appropriate. 

Send chocolates and food packages

Send chocolates and food packages

The traditional food is something we get to eat during any occasion and Navratri are our best occasion when we share love and blessing by exchanging food. If you cannot invite your dear ones. You can send them customized food and chocolate packages. 

Make Mini Pandal at Home

Make Mini Pandal at Home

This year making of huge and beautiful pandal has been restricted and you may miss out on the joy of visiting pandal. But there’s another way out. You can make mini pandals at home. There are many ideas you can from the internet and platforms like youtube from where you can see and make your own mini pandal. 

Arrange Some Games

Arrange Some Games

There are times when you feel a lack of excitement, but having games can put a spark to the occasion. You can arrange both offline and online games to celebrate and enjoy together. This will make the family come together in a time of festivals.

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Supreme Court to declare a two day lockdown if needed in Delhi because of air pollution

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Supreme Court to declare a two day lockdown if needed in Delhi because of air pollution

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Keeping in view the severe pollution surrounding Delhi-NCR, Supreme Court on Saturday (13th November 2021) told the centre to declare a two-day lockdown to reduce air pollution. 

Two-days lockdown in Delhi due to air pollution

Due to severe air pollution in Delhi, the Supreme Court has suggested a two-day lockdown. It also asked the government to take some steps to bring down the severe air pollution of Delhi. Justice N V Raman said it is a serious issue. The court suggested that people must wear masks at home as well. They said currently immediate measures should be taken and later long term measures will be taken. It said that no political games should be played. 

Conclusion

Further, the court has asked Punjab and Haryana to stop the stubble burning so that the pollution will go down and the situation won’t improve until 15th November.

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Kangana Ranaut to return her Padma Shri

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Kangana Ranaut to return her Padma Shri

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In a recent comment made by Kangana Ranaut where she said that it was in 2014 when the BJP government took the position that India got freedom. She also added that the 1947 independence was alms. 

Kangana to return her Padma Shri if it is proved that she disrespected freedom fighters 

To the comment of Kangana, Nawab Malik, spokesperson of NCP said that Kangana spoke too much. He even added that her Padma Shri must be revoked and that she was insulting freedom fighters. After Nawab Malik demanded that Padma Shri of Kangana must be revoked, Kangana wrote by sharing an excerpt and said that if someone can prove that she is disrespecting freedom fighters then she will return the award and apologize as well. 

Conclusion

She justified her comment and said that in 2014, we gained freedom as India was set free in terms of consciousness and conscience before it was only physical freedom. 

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Modi offers prayers at Kedarnath : Inaugurates Rebuilt Shankaracharya Samadhi

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Modi offers prayers at Kedarnath Inaugurates Rebuilt Shankaracharya Samadhi

PM Narendra Modi will offer prayers at the Kedarnath Temple on November 5 and will open the Shri Adi Shankaracharya Samadhi. It is currently under reconstruction following its destruction during floods in the 2013 Uttarakhand floods. He will also reveal the shrine of Shri Adi Shankaracharya.

2013 Kedarnath tragedy:

A devastating natural catastrophe that was triggered by torrential rains that were unimaginable in size was raging through Kedarnath between 16 and 17 June 2013. The event caused massive destruction in the fragile ecologically Himalayan region. Its banks along the Chorabari Lake in Kedarnath were sunk by an erupting cloud that produced a huge flash flood, which caused massive devastation in Uttarakhand and caused massive loss to the infrastructure, agricultural land as well as the lives of animals and humans.

PM Modi Inaugurates Rebuilt Shankaracharya Samadhi in Kedarnath:

The decade is a part of Uttarakhand and there will be an unimaginable growth in connectivity throughout the region over the next few years and the movement of people who live in the hills will be stopped the way it is now, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday. Modi addressed a large group of teerth purohits and worshippers at the Kedarnath temple following the unveiling of the 12-foot Adi statue Guru Shankaracharya in the seer’s samadhi, which was rebuilt by the seer.

Conclusion:

Kedarpuri reconstruction is often regarded as the dream project of the prime minister The progress of the project is inspected personally by him every few months.

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