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Friday, September 30, 2016

Happy Gandhi Jayanti Special Whatsapp Status-Facebook SMS-Greetings-Pictures-Scraps

Gandhi Jayanti (2nd October)is birth anniversary of  "Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi" or Mahatma Gandhi and Bapu.On this day one of the Greatest Human ever born in India call him Mahatma Gandhi.Gandhiji was born at Porbandare , in Saurashtra Gujarat on 2nd October 1869.He belived in truth and non-violence.Gandhi Jayanti is very popular day of india.On this day National Holiday in India.On this occasion wish your friends , relatives, well wishers and near dear by keeping Happy Gandhi Jayanti Special Whats app Status,Facebook sms,Text sms,Gandhi Jayanti Greetings,Gandhi Jayanti Pictures and Gandhi Jayanti Scraps.


Happy Gandhi Jayanti Special Whatsapp Status-Facebook SMS



The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.

Even if you are a minority of one, the truth is the truth....Happy Gandhi Jayanti..

It is difficult, but not impossible, to conduct strictly honest business.

May the spirit of truth and non-violence be with us in this Gandhi Jayanti.

Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistake..Hapopy Gandhi Jayanti
 
If I Have the belief that I can do it, I shall surely acquire the capacity to do it even if I may not have it at the beginning.

Happy Birthday to "Father of the Nation."

Change yourself , you are in control.' - Happy Gandhi Jayanti 

My life is my message. - "Happy Gandhi Jayanti".

Prayer is not asking. It is a longing of the soul. It is daily admission of one’s weakness. It is better in prayer to have a heart without words than words without a heart.

Jo Bhagwan ko nahi manta usey main Insaan nahi manta,
Jo Gandhiji ko nahi manta use me Indian nahi manta
Wishing all Indians happy Gandhi Jayanti...

Wealth without work
Pleasure without conscience
Science without humanity
Knowledge without character
Politics without principle
Commerce without morality
Worship without sacrifice.
Happy Gandhi Jayanti..

It’s day of celebrations,
Its day to value a special person,
Person who is the cause of our nation,
Who taught world the lesson of non-violence,
Its Mahatma Gandhi, "The Father of Nation".
Happy Gandhi Jayanti.

 

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Quick Facts of Gandhi Jayanti Festival-Birth Anniversary of Father of Nation Mahatma Gandhi

Gandhi Jayanti is a national holiday in India celebrated on 2nd October. This day is celebrated in the honor of the birthday of the Father of the nation, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, popularly known as Mahatma Gandhi or Bapuji. Internationally this day is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence as Gandhiji was the preacher of non-violence. He is a symbol of peace and truth.



Gandhiji was born on 2nd October 1869, in Porbunder, a small town in Gujarat. He studied law in U.K and practiced law in South Africa. In his autobiography “My experiments with Truth” Gandhiji described his childhood and teen age years, his marriage with Kasturba at the age of 13 and a sheer dedication for his mother land. He has set an example of simple living and high thinking. He was against the addictions like smoking, drinking and non-vegetarianism.

Gandhiji was a pioneer of truth and non-violence. He started the 'Satyagraha' (non-violence) movement for the Indian freedom struggle. He played a very significant role in achieving independence for India from British rule. He proved to the world that freedom can be achieved through the path of total non-violence.

All the organizations throughout the country remain closed on this day. Special event is organized at Raj Ghat, New Delhi where Gandhiji was cremated. People do prayers, pay homage and sing Gandhiji’s favorite song “Raghupati Raghav Raja Ram, Patit Pavan Sita Ram …”.

“Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”
                                                                                                                      -By Mahatma Gandhi

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Thursday, September 29, 2016

Rann Utsav2016-17 (Desert Festival)Kutch Gujarat-Starting Date-Online Booking Rann Utsav Packages-About Rann Utsav

Rann Utsav or Desert festival is organize by Gujarat Tourism every year at white rann of kutch Dhordo Village just 80 Km from Bhuj Where a huge luxurious Swiss tent city develop as accommodation for tourists coming to be the part of this festival.Rann Utsav is an annually organized festival where you could get a peek into the very soul and spirit of the culture of Gujarat. Here is Some fact about Rann Utsav Kutch starting date,booking,Packages and all Information.


Location: Dhorado Village Kutch
Starting Date: 1st Nov 2016
Ending Date: 20th feb 2017
Where to stay: Tent city in Dhordo
Main Attraction : Hand Made Luxury tents
E Mail: rannutsavbookings@gmail.com
Rann Utsav Helpline Number
+ 91 84693 55050, 84690 95050
+ 91 79 26934052
Rann Utsav Toll Free No: 1800 270 8181
Official Website:  www.rannutsav.com
Rann Utsav Booking : Click Here
Available Packages: 1 Night, 2 Nights,3 Nights and 4 Nights
Rann Utsav Spread: Across a massive 5,00,000 sq. mt
How To Book Ran Utsav: Click Here
Rann Utsav Booking,Information about Packages and All Infoemation : click Here
Nearest Erailway Station: Bhuj Railway station(79 Km)
Nearest Airport: Bhuj Airport (79 Km)

More Information about Rann Utsav

Every year Gujarat Tourism arrange kutch festival as a part of kutch tourism, at the edge of white rann of kutch the entire tent city will set-up by Gujarat tourism and thousands of tourist arrive to witness kutch rann utsav celebration from across the world.The great Kutch Rann Utsav festival is a combination of lights, colors, culture, Tradition, shightseeing, adventure, beautiful nature, meals etc. Truly the feeling of staying experience at Rann Utsav in luxurious swiss tent at white Rann of kutch can't express in words.


This annually organized rann utsav festival offers an opportunity for visitors to attend Folk Dance, desert festival kutch, desert festival gujarat, desert festival india, Camel Safari, Live in Tents, Musical Moments, Visit the Centuries and many more activities at rann utsav.


Katch Rann Utsav  is a package of vast tourist product in Kutch tourism tourist can see white rann of kutch, Historical palaces, Tribal villages, handicraft product made by local artiste, temples, Natural palaces, full moon night in white desert, delicious local cuisines, birds and wildlife. Rann utsav Gujarat showcase features like Tent City near white rann of kutch, Para motoring, ATV, Rifle shooting, Star Gazing, Pool Table, Archery, Chess board, Trikke, Club House, Spa Centre, Kids Zone, conference and meditation hall.

How To Reach Katch Rann Utsav

By Air: The Nearest Airport is Bhuj Airport just 79 km of Kutch Rann Utsav.

By Rail: The Nearest Railway station is Bhuj Railway station just 79 km of Rann Utsav.

By Road: There are many public and private vehicles available to reach Rann Utsav Katch.

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Tuesday, September 27, 2016

Sarvpitru Moksha(Ashwin or Sarvapitri Darsha) Amavasya Date Year 2016 to 2021-About-Whatsapp Sms-Facebook Sms-Greetings-Picture

According to Hindu Lunar calendar, the first fortnight of the month of Ashwani is designated for Karmic cleansing and for performing rituals and prayers for the ancestors. Popularly known as “Pitra Paksh” or Mahalaya Paksh; it is a 15 day period assigned to pray for peace, happiness and salvation of all the ancestors.

Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2016 to 2021




Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2016: September 30 Friday
Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2017: September 20 Wednesday
Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2018: October 9 Tuesday
Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2019: September 28 Saturday
Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2020: September 17 Thursday
Ashwin Amavashya Date Year 2021: October 6 Wednesday





About Sarvapitru Amavashya or Ashwin Amavashya 



Ashwin Amavashya is known as Sarvapitru Moksha Amavashya and Sarvapitri Darsha Amavashya(No moon day).Most Hindus observe a fast on that day and offer food to their ancestors.On this Amavasyas, Shraadh is done to forefathers by Bhramins whose fathers have died.Usually people perform ritual on the name of their forefathers on a specific tithi on which they died but at times, some of them do not know the specific tithi on which the mortal being of their ancestors left the body, in that case, 'Sarv pitra Amavasya comes to rescue. It is a day dedicated to all the forefathers irrespective of the tithi they died. The souls of our ancestors are bound with their karma they did on earth, and in order to provide them moksha(salvation), one needs to perform the rites and rituals of shraddh. One can also donate food, clothes, money on the name of their loved ones in order to expiate them of their karma.Aswin Amavasya or sarv pitra Amavasya is considered to be the most auspicious and most powerful one for performing funeral rites and tarpan (libation of water).After fasting one can take a dip in the river and later worship Lord Shiva.On this day married women take the holy bath for happy family life and for the long life of their husbands.They also worship the pipal tree.


There is also a popular story that Karna who was a famous character in Mahabharata after death could not get food. He was known for charity and he gave people a lot of gold but not food. When Lord Yama saw his state he advised Karna to go back to earth and feed the poor. Karna got back to earth and fed the poor during the pitri paksha. This enabled him to get food in his life after death. This is exactly why many people even today feed the poor on these days so that their forefathers get peace in their after lives.


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May lord Vishnu give his Kamal Nayan
Drishti on you, on th eve of Ashwin Amavasya.
Happy Ashwin Amavashya

Is Amavashya Par Bhagvan Vishnu
aapko aur pitruo ko shanti de ...
Happy Ashwin Amavashya...

Happy Sarvapitru Amavashya

Happy Sarvapitri Darsha Amavashya...



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Durga Puja Speech and Essay

Good Morning Every one.Respected Principal,teachers and students.Today Durga Puja Festival. so I speak aboutr Durga Puja Festival.-----This starting line for Speech  and Essay and Speech conman Contain below.


Durga Puja is one of the main Hindu festivals. It is celebrated every year with lots of preparations to honor of goddess Durga. She is the daughter of Himalaya and Menaka and a transition of sati who later got married to the Lord Shiva. It is considered that this puja was started first time when Lord Rama worshipped the Goddess Durga to get power to kill Ravana.


Durga Puja is celebrated from sixth to ninth day of bright lunar fortnight (shukla paksha) in Ashvin. Tenth day is celebrated as Vijayadashami as at this day goddess Durga got victory over a demon. This festival marks the victory of goodness over evil power, a buffalo demon Mahishasura. People in Bengal worship Durga as Durgotinashini means a destroyer of evil as well as a protector of devotees.It is widely celebrated at many places in India such as Assam, Tripura, Bihar, Mithila, Jharkhand, Odisha, Manipur, West Bengal, etc. At some places it becomes five-days annual holiday. It is a religious and socio-cultural event being celebrated for years with complete devotion by the devotees. A huge Durga puja fair also held in the Ram-lila ground which attracts a big crowd of people.

Durga Puja is a nine days long festival. Days of Durga Puja celebration varies according to the place, custom, people’s capacity and people’s belief. Some people celebrate it for five, seven or full nine days. People start worship of Durga statue on ‘Shashti’ which ends on the “Dashami”. Some people in the community or society celebrate it by decorating a ‘pandal’ in the nearby regions. In these days, all the nearby temples become full of devotees especially in the morning. Some people do worship at home with all the arrangements and go for statue immersion to the river Ganga at last day.

Navaratri or Durga Puja is celebrated to tribute the victory of good over evil. It is believed by the devotees that at this day goddess Durga got victory over the bull demon Mahishasura. She was called by the God Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva to kill demon and make the world free of him. After many days of battle she finally killed that demon on the tenth day, the day is called as Dussehra. The real meaning of Navaratri is the nine days and nights of battle between goddess and devil. Durga Puja fair attracts a huge crowd of devotees and visitors including foreign tourists at one place.
 
 
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Navratri Festival Speech For Teachers

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Good Morning. Respected School Principals,My dear students and my friends,philosophers and Guide teachers.Today start Navratri festival, so i speak about Navratri festival.Navratri festival that focus on cultural or ethnic topics seek to inform members of their traditions.Navratri, a festival of nine nights celebrated in India is the one amidst those.Navratri, primarily a Hindu festival has been celebrated generally at the end of September or at the onset of October month based upon the Hindu lunar calendar. The Navratri festival represents the devotion to the Goddess Durga. In Sanskrit, the term Navratri, literally denotes nine nights. The Divine Shakti is worshipped throughout these nine nights and the tenth day is celebrated as Vijayadasami added to the festival of nine nights that commemorates the victory of the Divine Shakti over the wicked demons. The Navratri celebrated in this period between September and October is also known as Sharada (Sharad) Navratri or Maha or the Great Navratri, Sharad denoting winter.

Navratri celebration is categorized into three parts, each part consisting of three days, first part for Durga, Goddess for power or Shakti, the second Lakshmi for wealth and prosperity and the final for Saraswathi, Maatha for knowledge and wisdom with the tenth day completed as a day of Vijayadasami. Throughout the nine days of Navratri, devotees observe fasting depending upon their customs and region with one-time meal alone and the rest of the day not taking anything other than the morning meal. They also offer Bajans or stotrams or prayers for prosperous and healthy living. In addition, Navratri, other than being a time opted for spiritual introspection and purgation is believed to be auspicious for commencing new ventures on the tenth day or Vijayadasami day. In Maharashtra and in some North Indian states, during Navratri on the first day, a pot called ghata sthapana or Kalasa sthapana has been set up in a holy place at home with a lamp lit up inside the pot for nine days. This represents the universe or earth and the lamp that has been lighted up continuously as medium for devoting the Goddess Shakti or Shree Durgadevi.

The Navratri festival Gujarat is carried out with various customs and traditions and people offer adoration to Goddess Amba that is believed to exist in several forms. Navratri festival provides an opportunity to reflect and recognize the values of three gunas through that Human life is governed with. People from all age groups actively take part in this festival. They are found in colorful clothes and exquisite jewellery and perform Garba or ras dance. Even on this event the devotees give drama performances and music or bhajaan mandalis are also entertained. This remarkable Navratri festival’s first three days are attributed to tamo guna, the second three to rajo guna and than the last three for Sattva guna. During this event one worship the Mother Divine that is Ambaji Mata and even harmonize the three gunas.

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Navratri Festival Speech for Students

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Good Morning My School Principal Sir ,teachers and my Classmate and  dear students.My name is.....Today starting Navratri festival.I give a speech about this festival.Navratri is a popular Hindu festival dedicated to Goddess Durga.Navratri festival is celebrated in the month of October/ November. The festival is celebrated twice a year, dates of which are determined according to the lunar calendar. During Navratri, people from villages and cities gather to perform ‘puja’ on small shrines representing different aspects of Goddess Durga, including Goddess Lakshmi and Goddess Saraswati. 

The festival is celebrated all over the country but with different names. North Indians celebrate Navratri by worshipping the idols of Goddess Durga. Pre-pubescent girls are worshipped as a symbolic representation of the deity. They are offered delicious food items and gifts. In Bengal, decorative ‘pandals’ are made and people visit these ceremonial pandals to worship Goddess in festive mood. In Gujarat, the nine nights of the navratri are celebrated with traditional local touch which has now become global. A traditional dance form ‘garba’ is done throughout the nine nights of celebration. Similar, festivals are celebrated in south India also.Navratri festival is celebrated during the time of year which depicts the transition in the solar and climatic influence. The navratri festival is celebrated to mark the expression of Goddess Durga in the form of Shakti (energy).

Navratri is more of a community event in Gujarat, where people perform devotional songs and dances that are popular by the names of 'DandiyaRaas' and 'GarbaRaas', and observe Jaagran (waking through the night), to please the Goddess. Navratri is celebrated throughout Gujarat in three ways: at Mataji's temples, in individual households and at public places in every city, town and villages by thousands of people - men, women and children - through drumbeats, dance and dandy (wooden lacquered sticks). While ritualistic aspect predominates the first two modes of celebration, social and cultural aspects are visible vibrantly in the last. The Amba Mata Temple at Junagarh, Gujarat, is a favorite pilgrim for devotees, during Navratri. Here, the Garbo, which is a perforated earthen pot with a lighted lamp within, is placed around which brightly dressed women, men and children move singing and playing a folk dance called garba. This earthen pot is a symbol of the human body and the lighten lamp inside signifies the divine soul Moving around a circle in a Garba indicates the never ending cycle of creation, maintenance and destruction phases of the supreme reality.
 

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Monday, September 26, 2016

Indira Ekadashi-Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2016 to 2021

Indira Ekadashi falls on the Krishna Paksha (the dark fortnight of moon) ‘Ekadashi’ (11th day) during the ‘Ashwin’ month in the Hindu Gujarati calendar. according to English Calander Indira Ekadashi falls on September-October month.Indira Ekadasi falls during the Pitru Paksh Shradh period in North India.Hindus observe the Indira Ekadashi fast to seek forgiveness of the wrong deeds of the past. Indira Ekadashi fast is observed by staunch devotees of Lord Vishnu who seek His love and affection.Here is information about Indira Ekadashi Date,Timing and Shubh Muhurt.

Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2016



Indira ekadashi Date Year 2016: September 26 Monday
On 27th, Parana Time :  07:10 to 07:53
On Parana Day Hari Vasara End Moment : 07:10
Ekadashi Tithi Begins :  01:02 on 26th September 2016
Ekadashi Tithi Ends :  01:03 on 27th September 2016


Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2017

 

Indira ekadashi Date Year 2017: September 16 Saturday
On 17th, Parana Time :  05:27 to 07:52
On Parana Day Dwadashi End Moment :  14:42
Ekadashi Tithi Begins :  18:29 on 15th September 2017
Ekadashi Tithi Ends :  16:30 on 16th September 2017 



Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2018

 

Indira ekadashi Date Year 2018: October 5 Friday
On 6th, Parana Time :  05:33 to 07:53
On Parana Day Dwadashi End Moment :  16:40
Ekadashi Tithi Begins :  21:49 on 4th October 2018
Ekadashi Tithi Ends = 19:17 on 5th October  2018 


Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2019

 

Indira ekadashi Date Year 2019: September 25 Wednesday
On 26th, Parana Time :  05:29 to 07:52
On Parana Day Dwadashi End Moment : 11:02
Ekadashi Tithi Begins :  16:42 on 24th September 2019
Ekadashi Tithi Ends : 14:08 on 25th September 2019 



Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2020



Indira ekadashi Date Year 2020: September 13 Sunday
Vaishnava Indira Ekadashi : 14th September 2020
On 15th, Parana Time for Vaishnava Ekadashi :  05:26 to 07:52
On Parana Day Dwadashi would be over before Sunrise
Ekadashi Tithi Begins : 04:13 on 13th September 2020
Ekadashi Tithi Ends :  03:15 on 14th September 2020 


Indira Ekadashi Date-Timing-Shubh Muhurt Year 2021

 

Indira ekadashi Date Year 2021: October 2 Saturday
On 3rd, Parana Time :  05:32 to 07:53
On Parana Day Dwadashi End Moment :  22:29
Ekadashi Tithi Begins : 23:03 on 1st October 2021
Ekadashi Tithi Ends :  23:10 on 2nd October 2021
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Sunday, September 25, 2016

Dances of Dandiya Raas and Raas Garba Traditional Navratri Festival

About Garba Dance of Navratri Festival






The easiest and most popular Raas Garba dances are the “Be Taali” (2 claps) and “Traan Taali” (3 claps). Please see the below video for simple instructions on these Garba steps.
    
Other popular types of Garba Rass Dance are “Butterfly” (clapping and moving in a circle like a butterfly), “Trikonyu” (make a triangle movement), “Hudo” (raise hands and clap with a partner after 4 beats), “Popatiyu” (clap after 2 steps forward and 4 steps back), “Dodhiyu” (forward and backward movement to 8, 10, 12 beats), etc.

About Dandiya Rass Dance of Navrtri Festival






Dandia Raas is played with 2 decorated sticks which are touched with a partner’s sticks in a choreographed pattern. Usually, dancers form an inner and outer circle; one moves in a clock-wise and the other in a counter clock-wise direction. The inner and outer circle dancers partner each other in playing Dandiya Rass.

Different types of Dandiya Raas dance are “Five Steps” technique, “Seven Steps”, etc. “5 Step Dandiya Raas” is the most popular Dandia and the below video has easy instructions on how to play 5 Step Dandiya Raas.

The original folk dances of Garba Rass and Dandia Raas started as a depiction of the 9 day battle between Goddess Durga (“Ambaji”) and Mahisasura. With this in mind, the “Dandiya” (sticks) and the “Garba” style of dance make a lot of sense.


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Navratri Festival Dates and Garba Timing in Mumbai

There are two Navratri festival in a year. “Chaitra Navratri” or “Vasant Navratri” is usually in March or April and its ninth day is Ram Navami. In Maharashtra, the first day of Chaitra Navratri is “Gudi Padwa”.

The second Navratri is called “Sharad Navratri” and it is usually in September or October. The day after Sharad Navratri is Dusshera. In Mumbai it is Sharad Navratri that is celebrated with fervour and passion and this article is mainly about Sharad Navratri.
 
 Navratri Festival Start Date in 2016: October 1, 2016 (Saturday)




Idols of Goddess Durga are immersed (Visarjan) on “Vijayadashami”, October 11, 2016 (Tuesday).
Chaitra Navratri Festival Start Date in 2017: March 28, 2017 (Tuesday) (Gudi Padwa)
Chaitra Navratri Festival End Date in 2017: April 5, 2017 (Wednesday) (Ram Navami).
Mumbai has a 10:00 pm deadline for Dandiya Raas and Garba. On the last 2 days of Navratri, Garba and Dandiya organizers are allowed to play music up to 12:00 midnight.

As per Mumbai rules, 55 decibels is the maximum level of noise allowed in residential areas before 10:00 pm. After 10:00 pm, the noise level should not exceed 45 decibel.

 


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Famous Navratri Special Dandiya Rass and Garba Singers, Performers in Mumbai

These are some of the most famous Dandiya and Garba Singers and Musicians who perform in Mumbai during Navratri.



Falguni Pathak and her Dandiya band “Tha Thaiyaa”.
Tushar Sonigra and his Dandiya Band called “Beats 16”
Preeti and Pinky
Manish Parekh and his band
Devendra Joshi
Bhumi Trivedi
Nilesh Thakkar
Chetan Gadhavi
The Beaterrz, whose lead singer is Maneesha Savla
Umesh Barot
Manish Joshi
Drummer Naitik Nagda
Viju Shah
Kirtidan Gadhvi


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Most Popular and Best Navratri Special Dandiya, Raas, Garba Locations in Mumbai

Navratri festival or the nine nights is a festival in which people worship Goddess Durga.People all over India are seen in traditional attire as they participate in Dandiya Raas and attend live garba festival after the Durga Puja. Enthused youngsters join garba classes, dandiya groups. Women buy Chaniya Cholis while men are seen in Kediyus for the Garba Nights. Many flock to Gujarat from different parts of the world and specially in Vadodara and Ahmedabad as the Raas Garba of Gujarat is very famous.Thought out  In Mumbai amazing Navratri festival celebration.Here I inform a popular Navratri Mahotsav at the top Navratri dandiya, Raas and garba dance locations that you can look out for this Navratri festival in Mumbai.









1)Falguni Pathak at Borivali Pushpanjali ground 

Address : Pushpanjali Gardens, Chandavarkar Road,
Near Don Bosco School, Off New Link Road, Borivali (West).

2) Preeti Pinky at Kutchi Ground 
Address : Near Aura hotel, Link Road, Borivali West, Mumbai.

3) Nilesh Thakkar at Ganesh Naidu Kora Kendra ground
Address : Kora Kendra Road, Borivali West, Mumbai.

4) Kora kendra ground, Borivali (West)
Performers  : Sreeram. Swarpoop, Shivam, Rakesh, Tushar Sonigra’s Beat 16, Nilesh Thakar, Jayesh Desai, Sejal Shah and Falguni Brahmbhatt.
Entry Fees (Rate Per Person) : Season Passes (All 10 Days Dancing) :  Rs.2250,
Weekdays Charges  :  Rs.360/- and Weekend Charges – Rs.450.

5) Preity and Pinky Navratri band at Somaiya College Ground
Address:  Somaiya College Ground, Vidyavihar (East).Mumbai
Entry Fees (Rate Per Person) : Season Passes (10 Days) :  Rs. 400,
Weekdays :  Rs.100, Weekend Charges May Differ.

6) Falguni Pathak  and Rahul Vaidya and group
Sankalp Dandiya Navratri Group
Address: Goregaon Sports Club (Goregaon Malad Link Road)
Entry Fees ( Rate Per Person) : Season Passes Rs. 2500/-,
Weekdays and Weekend Charges differs from 300 to 500 depending on response and crowd.

7) Meera's Navratri Utsav
Address: Chandan Kunj (Malpani Ground), Borivali.
Performers : Shravan Rathod, Sanjiv, Darshan and Bipin Chunawala.

8) Wadhwa Rass
Address: Hockey Ground, Ghatkopar,Mumbai
Performers : Suyash Setpal, Harshit Chauhan, Priya Patidar and Priya Panchal.
Entry Fees (Per Person ) : Season Pass Cost :  Rs. 750 and
Daily Ticket Cost : Rs.200. Weekend Charges may differ.

 9) Essel World Navratri Dandiya Garba Raas
Address: Essel World.
Performers : Vatsala, Bihari Hemu Gadhvi and Raja.

10) Bhumi Trivedi at Tulip Star Juhu
Address: Tulip star Juhu Mumbai
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Saturday, September 24, 2016

Activities and Prayers During Navratri Festival

Navratri is celebrated with the traditional Gujarati dances of “Garba” and “Dandiya Raas”. During the festival, devotees perform the following activities:
 
Worshipers invite Goddess Durga (known as “Maa Amba” to Gujaratis) to their house by performing “Devi Sthapna” puja,

Devotees visit temples and fast for Navratri’s nine days. Nine forms of Goddess Durga are worshiped, one for each day. The nine forms of Goddess Durga are Shailputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalratri, Mahagauri, Siddhidatri.

Devotees light a lamp in a “Garbo” or “Ghatasthapana” (decorated earthen pot) for 9 days. The “Garbo” has holes in it and it represents the human body.

 In the evening, all family members celebrate the victory of Goddess Ambaji/Durga over Mahisasura by dancing “Raas Garba” and “Dandiya Raas”

 “Dusshera” is celebrated on the day after the 9th day of Navratri.
  Durga Idol Visarjan (Immersion) is done on the 10th day.


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Top Five Navratri Dandiya and Garba Dance Destinations in Gujarat

During Navratri festival is everyone is busy celebrating with friends and families at different dandiya events and goddest durga puja across cities in India.In this festival Dandiya and Garba are the main highlights of this festival. People of all age group, cast, religion dress up in their beautiful ghagra choli's and dance till their feet is dead.It is one of the major festival's celebrated in Gujarat and its Major cities like Ahmedabad, Surat,Rajakot,Vadodra and many more.Here is Information Top five Navratri Dandiya and Garba Dance Destinations in Gujarat .


1) GMDC Ground :- Ahmedabad

 

Address: GMDC Ground, Khanij Bhavan, Mahader Mandir, 132 Feet Ring Road, Near University Ground, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad





In Ahmedabad GMDC Ground ,Major Navratri celebrated across Gujarat. With a massive stage to boast that hosts some of the most energetic singers, there is also an aarti that usually happens at night.The events here are usually hosted by the Gujarat Tourism Board rather than any particular organization or garba group. Here you will experience something so much more than just dandiya and garba happening. The ground also host exhibitions like handicrafts from various parts of Gujarat and kid shows and even state level garba competitions.

2) United Way Garba : - Vadodara, Gujarat


Address: Navlakhi Compound of Laxmi Vilas Palace, Kalali Fatak, Sarabhai Compound,Vadodra

 



United Way is basically an annual fund raising event and therefore they bring out the best dandiya and garba events that have already gained huge success and popularity across Gujarat. More than 30,000 to 40,000 people participating in this celebration, the United Way garba is the best example of celebration with a cause.


3) Shankus Dandiya, Surat 



Address: AMZ AC Dome, Swarna Bhoomi Party Plot, Near TGD Hotel, Magdalla Circle, Dummas Road, Surat, Gujarat.




Shanku’s Dandiya  will be  organized by AMZ Navratri during Navratri  in Surat. It is one of the India’s leading and premier organization who handle all kind of events, function, Award ceremony, weddings, and corporate events live musical Show & Celebration & Artist management.About 25, 000 to 30,000 People take part in Mahotsav.


4) Neel’s City Club, Rajkot


Address: Sanjayraj Estate, Near Saurashtra University Gate, University Road, Rajkot, Gujarat
Phone: 096247 88787


 
Rajkot which is otherwise known to be a quiet city, goes berserk over the nine days of Navratri. The Neel’s City Club happens to be the best place in town to flaunt your dandiya skills.Only Ticket Bayer and who wear Tradinal dress enter this Navratri Mahotsav.About 25,000 to 30,000 people take part in this Mahotsav.


5) Maa Shakti Navratri Garba Mahotsav, Godhra

 

Address: Police Parade Ground,OIpp Bus stand, Godhara




Maa Shakti Navratri Garba Mahotsav is very popular Group in Godhra city.Maa Shakti Garba Mahotsav has been organizing some of the best garba events throughout Gujarat so you can always look out for the events that they host during these nine days.More than 40,000 participants that gathered here and enjoy Navratri festival.


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Navratri Festival Celebrations in Ahmedabad Gujarat


Navratri, meaning 'nine nights', is one of the most popular and widely celebrated Hindu festivals in many parts of India. Gujarat, however, is the only state that erupts into a nine-night dance festival, perhaps the longest in the world. Each night, all over the state, villages and cities alike, people gather in open spaces to celebrate feminine divinity, referred to as Shakti.Devoted to Goddess Shakti, the Navratri festival in Ahmedabad is celebrated with gaiety and fervor. The main highlight of the festivity of nine nights is the folk dance of Gujarat called Garba. Each day of the fiesta begins with the performance of aarti. The entire state of Ahmedabad gets energized with the thought of celebrating the Navratri festival.


Ahmedbad Gujarat is the focus of Navratri celebrations with all night-long dance and festivities. 'Garba' is a devotional dance form that derives from the folklore of Lord Krishna singing and dancing with the gopis using 'dandiya' or slim wooden sticks. 'Raas Garba' has also evolved to include steps like 'Dodhiyu', 'Trikoniya', 'Lehree' and several others. What's more, with time, Navratri festival has seen changes in celebrations with well-choreographed dance performances, high-end acoustics and people dressed in made-to-order, bright costumes. Tourists flock to many places in Ahmedabad Gujarat to enjoy a mix of high-energy band music performances, singing and dancing.


Top Five Places in Ahmedabad Gujarati Celebrations Navratri Dandiya Raas



1) Mirchi Rock N’ Dhol, Ahmedabad


Not only is this one of the most unique garba and dandiya events in Ahmedabad, but it also manages to pull over 50,000 to 60,000 people to enjoy the festivity. You may not believe it, but the Mirchi Rock N’ Dhol has an actual line up of several different artists performing on each day of the nine-day-long celebration.

Address: Merriment Lawns, Sindhu Bhavan Road, SG Highway, Ahmedabad, Gujarat


2) Ghumo Eno Garba, Ahmedabad


The very famous Devang Patel who is known for his parodies, is performing at the Pal Greens Club with his group and will ensure you have the time of your life. The leading Gujarati singer is all set to make over 5,000 people groove along.
 
Address: Palm Greens Club, Goblej, National Highway No 8, Between Bareja and Kheda, Ahmedabad, Gujarat.


3) Friends Garba, Ahmedabad


Though this place hosts a one-of-a-kind dance party for most dandiya lovers, it is organized for only two days and gets flooded by people within no time. Yes, it is extremely crowded, but who cares when you’re having an amazing time, right?
 
Address: Akash Aman Party Plot, Ahmedabad, Gujarat


4) Red Earth Garba, Ahmedabad


 
The music is great; the food is perfect as is the decor. But what makes Red Earth Garba so popular with the Amdavadis is that the large venue doesn’t get overcrowded and you’ll probably not feel claustrophobic.

Address:  Opposite Satva Vikas School, Sindhu Bhavan Road, Off SG Highway, Ahmedabad, Gujarat


5) GMDC Ground, Ahmedabad


The GMDC Ground in Ahmedabad hosts the celebration of a lifetime with the Vibrant Navratri Mahotsav. While the main attraction is the aarti that happens just before midnight, the one thing that sets it apart from the rest of the venues in the city is its exhibition of handicrafts, the several activities for kids, the crafts market and the food court. But what’s even better is the huge stage that hosts some amazing artistes performing some of your favorite garba tracks.

Address: GMDC Ground, Khanij Bhavan, Mahader Mandir, 132 Feet Ring Road, Near University Ground, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad


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