The eagerly anticipated season is set to start. The dancing season and Navratri are currently in full swing. Every day brings fresh motivation to dance more. Here are some Navratri outfit ideas to lend light to the night and spark to this occasion. Navratri, the festival of pleasure, colour, and devotion, is almost approaching. Additionally, it brings the eagerly awaited Garba nights!
Read MoreJust a few days remain till the Navratri celebration, and everyone is preparing to greet Goddess Durga with all of the customary zeal. The nine-day event, which honours Maa Durga in all nine of her manifestations, is held to commemorate the triumph of good over evil. The Garba dance and Dandiya raas add to the pomp and celebration during these nine days. Participating in Garba dancing events.
Read MoreStarting in the month of Ashwin is Sharad Navratri. It is Shukla Paksha Pratipada tithi at this time, and worshippers fast for nine days. During Navratri, women get mehndi applied to their hands and dress in the hues of the day. One of the holidays where women enjoy dressing up and getting ready is Navratri is when they apply mehndi on their hands.
Read MoreThe festival will finally return to Goa, where it originated, in December. That is correct! The Sunburn Festival will finally take place at Vagator Beach in North Goa in 2023 thanks to state government approval. It will run from Wednesday, December 28, to Friday, December 31, and promises three days of nonstop fun and games including the greatest in international music.
Read MoreIn Varanasi, Dev Diwali, also known as Diwali of the Gods, is a celebration of great spiritual significance. This Hindu festival celebrates Lord Shiva's victory over the evil Tripurasura, which is why it is also known as Tripura Utsav.
Read MoreSardar Vallabhai Patel, a well-known and accomplished national leader who freed India from brutal dominion of the British, is honoured on National Unity Day. Rashtriya Ekta Diwas, or National Unity Day, is observed to encourage community building for Indian Country development. To enhance and improve each service provided to the public, all individuals must perform all tasks in a better manner.
Read MoreOn October 24, Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) celebrated its 59th raising Day. ITBP which was established in the wake of the 1962 Chinese assault and currently has 60 battalions on the ground, has a strength of roughly 90,000 people. The ITBP is one of the Central Armed Police Forces' (CAPF's) five organisations. It prevents border infractions by maintaining Vigilance along northern boundaries.
Read MoreAll Hallows' Eve, often known as Halloween, is the night before All Saints' (or All Hallows') Day and is a holiday celebrated on October 31. The event kicks off Allhallowtide, a three-day period that ends with All Souls' Day, and celebrates the day before the Western Christian feast of All Saints. The majority of North America and much of Europe do not observe Halloween as a religious holiday.
Read MoreEvery October 20, India celebrates National Solidarity Day. The purpose of this day is to honour the armed forces. India had begun honouring National Solidarity Day on October 20 the day on which China began the assaults in 1962 after the humiliating military defeat brought on by China. The goal of the holiday is to honour the nation's protection during the war via the solidarity and integrity.
Read MoreEvery year on October 15, people all around the world observe World Students' Day to honour Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, a renowned aerospace scientist and former Indian president, who has made significant contributions to student welfare and education.
Read MoreWorld Egg Day is an international celebration of the incredibly nourishing, delectable, reasonably priced, and incredibly adaptable egg! Is there a single item that offers as many nutritional advantages as this powerhouse from nature? Since its inception in Vienna in 1996, World Egg Day has been observed annually on the second Friday in October in more than 40 nations.
Read MoreThe main goals of World Mental Health Day are to mobilise support for mental health and increase awareness of global mental health challenges. The Day offers an opportunity for all parties involved in mental health issues to discuss their work and what else needs to be done to ensure that mental health care is available to everyone in the world.
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