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Tuesday, June 20, 2023

Poornima (Full Moon Day) July 3- 2023 - Poornima Date -Time-Hindu Calander

3 July 2023 - Monday - Pournami


Time: 7.46 pm (2-7-2023) to 5.48 pm (3-7-2023)

Tamil Month: Aani 18th Day (Monday) 

Timings in Detail:

- Poornima starts at 7.46 pm IST (on Sunday Night - 2-July-2023)

- Poornima ends at 5.48 pm IST (on Monday Evening - 3-July-2023)

Next Purnima Dates:


1 August 2023 - Tuesday - Pournami 
Timing: 3.21 am (1-8-2023) to 1.00 am (2-8-2023)
Tamil Month: Aadi

30 August 2023 - Wednesday - Pournami 
Timing: 10.40 am (30-8-2023) to 8.14 am (31-8-2023)
Tamil Month: Avani 

29 September 2023 - Friday - Pournami 
Timings: 6.40 pm (28-9-2023) to 4.27 pm (29-9-2023)
Tamil Month: Puratasi  

28 October 2023 - Saturday - Pournami  
Timing: 4.08 am (28-10-2023) to 2.24 am (29-10-2023)
Tamil Month: Aipasi 

27 November 2023 - Monday - Pournami 
Timing: 3.40 pm (26-11-2023) to 2.49 pm (27-11-2023)
Tamil Month: Karthigai 

26 December 2023 - Tuesday - Pournami  
Timings: 5.36 am (26-12-2023) to 5.48 am (27-12-2023)
Tamil Month: Margazhi 

25 January 2024 - Thursday - Pournami  
Timing: 10.07 pm (24-1-2024) to 11.20 pm (25-1-2024)
Tamil Month: Thai

24 February 2024 - Saturday - Pournami 
Timing: 4.20 pm (23-2-2024) to 6.18 pm (24-2-2024)
Tamil Month: Masi

24 March 2024 - Sunday - Pournami 
Timings: 10.53 am (24-3-2024) to 12.55 pm (25-3-2024)
Tamil Month: Panguni

23 April 2024 - Tuesday - Chithra Pournami 
Timing: 4.20 am (23-4-2024) to 5.39 am (24-4-2024)
Tamil Month: Chithirai

23 May 2024 - Thursday - Pournami 
Timings: 7.21 pm (22-5-2024) to 7.57 pm (23-5-2024)
Tamil Month: Vaikasi

21 June 2024 - Friday - Pournami 
Timing: 7.52 am (21-6-2024) to 7.26 am (22-6-2024)
Tamil Month: Aani

21 July 2024 - Sunday - Pournami 
Timings: 6.10 pm (20-7-2024) to 4.53 pm (21-7-2024)
Tamil Month: Aadi 

Nomenclature: 


- Poornima is the full moon day
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Ahmedabad Rath Yatra 2023 - Today June 20 - Live Streaming Website-Date-Time - Sri Jagannath Mandir Temple Gujarat India

 Ahmedabad Sri Jagannathji Temple 146th Rath Yatra is celebrated on June 20, 2023 (Tuesday)

In the previous years the festival timings were from 4 am to 9 pm IST. Rath Yatra started at 7 am IST.

Live Streaming:

Webcast, podcast, online stream of the Rath yatra can be seen in the official Temple website 
http://www.jagannathjiahd.org/
 
Rath Yatra Celebration

Live Telecast:

Sri Jagannath Mandir Rath Yatra is also normally live telecast in Doordarshan DD Girnar (Gujarati). Last year Live telecast began at 3.50 am IST

The live telecast began in ETV Gujarati at 4 am in the morning. TV9 Gujarat, VTV Gujarat, Sandesh TV might also live telecast the festival.

Schedule:

The the previous years the puja schedule were as follows
- Mangal Aarti to Lord Jagannath - 4 am; 
- Special Bhog Kichdi - 4.30 am;
- Sri Jagannath will come to Rath at 6 am;
- Rath Yatra starts at 7 am IST. 
- Rath Expected to Return to Temple at 6.30 pm

Statistics:

- Rath Travel Distance - 1.5 km. 
- In previous years - 18 Elephants, 101 trucks depicting Indian Culture, 30 Akkadas performing Aerobatics, 18 Bhajan Mandalis, Ras Garba, bands and others accompanied Lord Jagannath - Around 2,500 Sadhus (Monks) visited Temple for Rath Yatra
Rath will Halt at Saraspur and then return to Temple.
- Gujarat Chief Minister is expected perform Pahindvidhi (pay obeisance by sweeping the path of Rath Travel)

Next Year Ahmedabad Rath Yatra: 
 
In 2024, Ahmedabad Rath Yatra is on July 7, 2024 (Sunday)

Tags: Amdavad - Ahd Ahmd Jul Jun 20th 20-6-23 7-7-24 7th - Jamalpur Darwaja Gate - Route - Lokotsav
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Friday, December 16, 2022

Pramukh Swami Maharaj Shatabdi Mahotsav Ahmedabad Gujarat India- Programs and Exhibition

Pujya Shri Pramukh Swami Maharaj Shatabdi Mahotsav is being celebrated for a month starting from December 15. The month-long centenary celebrations of Brahmaswarup Pramukh Swami Maharaja, who lived by his motto of "in the joy of others lies our own", is being celebrated from December 15-January 15 in Ahmedabad. The festival is being hosted on a gigantic 600-acre site, named 'Pramukh Swami Nagar', along the SP Ring Road near Ognaj circle, in Ahmedabad West. As many as seven large decorative gateways are made to welcome and guide visitors to the various zones in the campus. Pramukh Swami Maharaj's Maha-Murti is perched, with depictions of his great life and works. Five immersive shows - 'Sahajanand', 'Muktanand', 'Nityanand', 'Bharatanand' and 'Paramanand'  comprising of films and live performances - themed on relevant topics taught and promoted by Pramukh Swami Maharaj, such anti-addiction, family, harmony pride for India and community service, is aired. Thousands of volunteers serving at the Pramukh Swami Nagar have been engaged full-time by admirably balancing their personal, family, social professional and volunteer duties. They have been engaged in planning, management and implementation at the Pramukh Swami Nagar, some of whom have been serving for the past six months to one year.  


 

Who was Pramukh Swami Maharaj ? The motive behind the Pramukh swami Maharaj Shatabdi Mahotsav.

He doesn’t need an introduction; you won’t find a single person who doesn’t recognise Shree Pramukh Maharaj Swami. He was a mentor on the life-changing journeys of millions of people. They had an immense and influential life journey from December 7, 1921, to August 13, 2016. The word pramukh stands for president. He was a president of the Sanstha named Bochasanwasi Akshar Purushottam Swaminarayan. It is also known as BAPS.

A grand and eye-catching celebration is being held to commemorate the 100th birth anniversary of Pramukh Swami. He was a spiritual superior person of BAPS Sanstha who showed many human lives a path of nirvana. BAPS wants to show their respect and gratitude toward Pramukh Swami, as they have given their entire lives and souls to build and maintain the Swaminarayan organization.

Pramukh Swami Maharaj  Shatabdi Mahotsav Start Date

15 December 2022 to 15 January 2023

Pramukh Swami Maharaj  Shatabdi Mahotsav Adress

Between Bhadaj Circle and Ognaj Circle,
Near Sopan Bunglows, SP Ring Road
Ahmedabad City, - 380060, Gujarat - India



The place is called Pramukh Swami Maharaj Nagar which is Near Ognaj Circle on S. P. Ring Road in Ahmedabad City, The Pincode is for the Ognaj Area. The Ogna is far away from the city centre.

Watch Shatabdi Mahotsav live.

People who cannot attend can see the live programme all day at click here psm100.org. 

Pramukh swami maharaj shatabdi mahotsav time

    The programmes will be started every Monday to Saturday from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

    Every Sunday 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM For the Entire day with Free Entry


Pramukh swami maharaj Shatabdi Mahotsav programme and Exhibition List
 

  • Cultural Gates
  • Pramukh Swami Maharaj Maha-Murti
  • Replica of Swaminarayan Akshardham, New Delhi
  • Swaminarayan Vishwashanti Mahayag
  • Souvenir Shop
  • Exhibition Pavilions
  • Children's Adventureland
  • National and International Seminars
  • Community Service Projects
  • Culture Evening Programs
  • Param Anand Light and sound show
  • Sahajanand Jyoti Udyan
  • Premvati Food Court 

Pramukh Swami Maharaj Shatabdi MahotsavMain Attractions

Culctural Gates 



There is a total of 7 cultural gateways for entry into Pramukh Swami Maharaj Nagar. The main Entry gate is 280 feet wide and 51 feet high and has amusing lighting and decoration. Many volunteers along with decorated gateways are there to welcome all those arriving at the festival site.

Glow Garden


A unique thematic park has been created at the centre of the venue Akshardham Mahamandir,  decorated all around and dazzling everyone's eyes with colourful creations. You can enjoy looking at different flowers, animals, and birds that will give an eternal message about sacred formations, culture and scriptures.


Exhibition rooms offering various inspirations


On both sides of the central road of Pramukh Swami Maharaj Nagar are unique presentations of five exhibits. The exhibition will inspire the audience with exciting presentations on moral and spiritual values, life-building, family peace, de-addiction and service to the nation.


Magnificent Cultural Childline

A special Balnagari spread over 17 acres has been created for children in Pramukh Swami Maharaj Nagar. Where children will be filled with joy and enthusiasm after taking the inspiration of Sanskar education service and health.


An incredible journey to the magnificent Akshardham temple

Have you ever seen the Akshardham Temple of Delhi? Don't worry, Here you will have a glimpse of A 67 feet huge vivid replica of Akshardham Temple in the middle of the pramukh swami Maharaj Nagar

We usually take holidays for family functions and wedding celebrations, but we need only 2 days for this Mahotsav. People from every level of society, from home and abroad, will gather at this Satabdi Mahotsav to pay their respects to the Reverend President Swami Maharaj.

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Premvati Prasadamfor snacks and dinner 





 How to Reach Pramukh swami maharaj Shatabdi Mahotsav programme

By Air: The Nearest International Airport is Sardar Patel International Ahmedabad Just 7 KM of Satabdi Mahotsav Programe Place.

By Train : The Nearest Railway Station is Kalupur and Maninagar Railway station in Ahmedabad.

By Road: There are many public and Private Vehicals available ,Many BRTS Bushes available to reach Pramukhswami Maharaj Satabdi Mahotsav Place.

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Sunday, November 18, 2018

Importance and Significance of Pradhosha Vrata

An auspicious day dedicated to Lord Shiva, Pradosham falls on the 13th day (Trayodashi) of the lunar fortnight (Paksha). Pradosham Vratam occurs during the two different phases of the moon (waxing and waning) as per the traditional Hindu lunar calendar. A Pradosham falling on a Monday is called Soma Pradosh or Chandra Pradosh, on a Tuesday is known as Bhauma Pradosh, and on a Saturday is called Shani Pradosh. Among all the Pradosham vrats, the Soma Pradosh and Shani Pradosh are the most significant one observed by most devotees. The fast is observed from sunrise until sunset and is considered to be highly beneficial. To know more on the meaning and importance of Pradosham Vratam, continue glancing through the lines herein. 

Pradhosha Vrata Significance 

According to the Shiva Puranas, observing a fast on Pradosham Vratam is regarded as highly auspicious and beneficial. One would be blessed with wealth, children, happiness and honor. While the fast is undertaken by all Shiva devotees, but all women who have been longing for a son specially observe this. Also, praying to Lord Shiva during the course of the fast is said to liberate the devotee from all his previous and present sins and evil deeds committed. According to one legend, Lord Shiva is believed to have drunk the Halahala poison during Pradosham. This poison was mixed with the Ocean of Milk (Samudra Manthan). 

Another myth relates the importance of observing this vrat with the divine couple, Lord Shiva and Parvati. On the Trayodashi day during the evening twilight, the couple is said to be in a propitious and favorable mood. Hence, all prayers and grants demanded by a sincere and loyal devotee are easily fulfilled. Additionally, Bael or Bilva leaves are offered to the Lord during this twilight period as it is regarded to be very fortunate. Hence, all stern Shiva devotees observe both the fasts that occur on two Pradosha days in a month. Such devotees consume only water during their fast and break their fast by eating Prasad after the evening prayers only. 

Furthermore, they eat cooked food only from the next morning. Some devotees follow another method for fasting during Pradhosham Vratam. These eat fruits while observing the vrat and resume with eating cooked food on the same day after the evening prayers. Therefore, the strictness followed during the Pradosha fasting totally relies on the devotee. Nonetheless, there are devotees who do not observe a vrat on this day but offer prayers and worship Shiva either at home or in temples.
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Sunday, November 11, 2018

Jalaram Jayanti 2018 Date-Pooja Timing-Jalaram Jayanti 2018 Whats app facebook status-Jalarambapa HD Wallpaper-Celeration Pictures

Jalaram Jayanti 2018 Date


Jalaram Jayanti is birth Anniversary of Hindu Saint Jalaram Bapa who born in Virpur near Rajkot Saurashtra Gujarat. According to English calendar Jalaram Jayanti 2018 date is November 14 and according to Gujarati calendar  celebration on kartik sud satam(day of seven).On this day, devotees are served meal as prasad.The Jalaram Jayanti celebrations are also held at all Jalaram temples spread throughout India & abroad with festivities, where devotees participate to pay their respects and have prasad.



Jalaram Jayanti  Pooja Timing2018 

6:41 AM to 08:03 AM - Labh
08:03 AM to 9:26 Amrut
10:49 AM to 12:11 AM Shuh
02:56PM to 4:19 PM Chal
04:19 PM to 5:41 PM Labh


Jalaram Jayanti 2018 Whats app facebook status

Ram Nam me lin Hai 
Dekhat Sab me Ram
Take pad vandan karu 
Jay jay jay Jalaram

Jay Jaliyan Kar Kalyan

 Jalarambapa HD Wallpaper







Jalaram Jayanti Celebration Pictures


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Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Diwali 2018 Whats App Stickers: How to download and use Diwali WhatsApp stickers to wish your friends & Well Wishers

Here is how you can use of the latest feature on Whats App, Whats App Stickers to wish your family and friends this Diwali.WhatsApp has become one of the most essential apps in our lives and when it comes any festive season, millions and millions of wishes are shared through the platform. As Diwali is just around the corner, WhatsApp has added another feature to its platform called as the Whats App sticker feature, through which you can send stickers to your contacts apart from gifts, videos or images.



Moreover, Whats App has also allowed support for third-party apps through which you can add various other stickers to the app apart from the 12 sticker packs that Whats App has launched. This means that you can head to the app store in order to install any other third-party app which offers stickers for special occasions or festivities and share them with your Whats App contacts as wishes or an even better way to express yourself.

This Diwali, you have another option to send your best wishes in form of WhatsApp stickers and here, we are going to tell you about how can you wish your family and friends with WhatsApp stickers this Deepawali rather sending them the same texts, images of gifs. It should be noted that your WhatsApp app should be updated to version 2.18 or higher to use this feature. 

How to download and use Diwali Whats App stickers to wish your friends & Well Wishers

➤Open any WhatsApp chat on your smartphone.
➤Tap on the ‘Smiley’ icon and access the stickers option at the bottom.
➤Select the ‘Get more stickers’ option after scrolling down the list.
➤You will be directed to the Google Play Store and you can download Diwali stickers of your choice
➤Once stickers are downloaded as an app on your smartphone, open the said app and tao on the ‘Add to Whats App’ option.
➤The Diwali Whats App stickers will now be copied inside your Whats App app which you can be accessed from the stickers option.
➤Select any one of them to send to your chats and wish them ‘Happy Diwali’.

It should be noted that the option to add more Whats App stickers is not present on i Phones or iOS, however, you can send Diwali Whats App stickers from Apple’s OS as well. The catch here is, you should receive a Diwali Whats App sticker first and then add it to your favorites by long pressing on the Whats App sticker. These stickers could be found after tapping on the star icon under the Whats App stickers option.


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Monday, November 5, 2018

Kali Chaudas or Narak Chaturdashi Puja Procedure and Story

Narak Chaturdashi is a Hindu festival that is celebrated a day prior to Diwali, i.e. on Choti Diwali. It celebrates Lord Krishna’s victory over demon Narakasura. This festival is also known as Kali Chaudas or Roop Chaudas.





In some Indian regions and cultures, it is believed that it was Goddess Kali who killed the Rakshasa Narakasura. Thus it is celebrated as Kali Chaudas.

The Story of Kali Chaudas

Once there was a demon named Narakasur who was the son of Bhumi Mata (Mother Earth). Due to his several superhuman powers, he grew arrogant and troubled all the three worlds. The helpless gods sought the help of Lord Krishna. Sri Krishna ascended the divine vehicle Garuda along with his wife Satyabhama and reached the fort of Narakasur. He destroyed the demon Mura who was guarding the fort. Later Satyabhama killed Narakasur since he had the boon that he could only be killed by a woman. The day of Kali Chaudas marks the victory of good over evil. On this day it is believed that Ma Durga takes the form of Kalratri and vanquishes all the demons and evil forces.

Kali Chaudas Puja Procedure

Narak Chaturdashi is one of the prominent festivals that is celebrated on the 2nd day Of Diwali. The process of Narak Chaturdashi Pooja is as follows:-

Take wooden chowki and place a red cloth at the place of the Pooja.
Place the picture of Lord Ganesh & Goddess Laxmi on the Chowki.
Take a plate and put a red cloth first over it and then place a few silver coins on the same.
Now, take a big plate, make swastika in the middle, put 11 diyas around and place a Diya with 4 faces in the middle of the plate.
Now add sugar in the 11 diyas, or you can add makhana, kheel or murmura as well.
Next important step is to light the 4 faced Diya first and then light other 11 diyas.
Now take roli and place tilak on Goddess Laxmi & Saraswati and Lord Ganesha with the combination of red colour and rice.
Now put a combination of roli and rice in all diyas and then perform Ganesh Laxmi Panchopchar Puja.
The next step is to light another diya and put it in the front of Goddess Laxmi’s picture.
Light agarbatti & dhoop and place flowers & sweets in front of the Goddess Laxmi’s picture.
Now barring the 7 diyas and one main 4 faced diya, take rest of the diyas and place them on the main entrance of the house.
Recite Laxmi Mantra “Shreem Swaha” for bare minimum 108 times and thank Lord Ganesh & Goddess Laxmi for their blessings.
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Friday, October 19, 2018

Diwali Festival 2018 Calendar Date and time, Puja Muhurt

Diwali  is the Hindu festival of lights. It is celebrated in late Ashwin month  and ends in early Kartik.According to English Gregorian calendar Diwali is celebrated October-November month every year.This Diwali day falls on the amavasya or the no moon day. Diwali date comes 20 days after the popular festival of Dussehra or Vijaya Dashmi.The Diwali festival actually runs for five days, with the main celebrations happening on the third day in most places in India.Diwali festival starts of Dhanteras and end of Bhai Dooj.Here is information about Diwali festival 2018 Calendar Date and time, Puja Muhurt.

 


➤  The first day is known as Dhanteras, Laxmi Pooja,Trayodashi,Dhantrayodashi, Dhanteras, Dhanvantari Trayodashi, Yama Deepam.

Dhanteras Date 2018 ,Puja Muhurt : November 5, 2018
Dhanteras Puja Muhurta  - 18:20 to 20:17
Duration - 1 Hour 57 Mins
Pradosh Kaal - 17:42 to 20:17
Vrishabha Kaal - 18:20 to 20:18
Trayodashi Tithi Starts = 01:24 on 5/Nov/2018
Trayodashi Tithi Ends = 23:46 on 5/Nov/2018

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The second day is known as Naraka Chaturdasi or Chhoti Diwali , Kali Chaudas

Naraka Chaturdasi Date 2018 ,Puja Muhurt : 6th November 2018
Kali Chaudas Nishita Puja Time -  05:03 to 06:38
Duration - 1 Hour 35 Mins
Chaturdashi Tithi Begins = 23:46 on 5/Nov/2018
Chaturdashi Tithi Ends = 22:27 on 6/Nov/2018
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➤ The third day is the new moon day known as Amavasya, Diwali,Sarashwati Puja,Lakshmi Puja, Diwali Puja,Kedar Gauri Vrat,Chopda Puja, Sharda Puja and Bengal Kali Puja .

Diwali , Sharda Puja, Chopda Pujan Date 2018 ,Puja Muhurt :November 7, 2018(Wednesday)
Morning Muhurta (labh,Amrut) - 06:49 - 09:35
Morning Muhurta (shubh) - 11:46 - 12:25
Evening Muhurta (labh, Chal) - 03:12 to - 5:57
Night Muhurta (Amrut,chal) - 7:34 -12:25
Amavasya Tithi Begins = 22:27 on 6/Nov/2018
Amavasya Tithi Ends = 21:31 on 7/Nov/2018
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The fourth day known as Gujarati New Year Day,Bestu Varsh,Govardhan Puja,Annakutosav,and many more.

New Year Day Date 2018 ,Puja Muhurt : November 8, 2018 ( Thursay)
Govardhan Puja Pratahkal Muhurat - 06:50AM to 08:13 AM
Duration -  2 Hours 12 Mins
Govardhan Puja Sayankal Muhurat - 15:28 to 17:41
Duration - 2 Hours 12 Mins
Pratipada Tithi Begins = 21:31 on 7/Nov/2018
Pratipada Tithi Ends = 21:07 on 8/Nov/2018
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➤ The fifth day is known as Bhai Duj,Bhaiya Dooj, Bhau Beej and Yama Dwitiya .

Bhai Dooj Date 2018 ,Puja Muhurt : October 21, 2017 Saturday
Yamraj Puja Muhurat  - 13:16 to 15:28
Duration -  2 Hours 12 Mins
Dwitiya Tithi Begins = 21:07 on 8/Nov/2018
Dwitiya Tithi Ends = 21:20 on 9/Nov/2018
More info click here....
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Saturday, September 15, 2018

Mumbai cha Raja Ganesh Galli Mumbai 2018

Ganesh Gulli idol was unveiled for a photoshoot ahead of the Ganapati Festival at Lalbaug Sarvajanik Utsav Mandal Mumbaicha Raja, Ganesh Galli, on Tuesday. It is the tallest Ganapati idol in Mumbai. Although it is unknown when (or how) Ganesha Chaturthi was first observed, the festival has been publicly celebrated in Pune since the era of Shivaj.



This year the Ganesh Galli Cha Raja Idol enters its 91st year. The Ganesh Galli Cha Raja is visited by thousands and lakhs of devotees every day during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival.


Ganesh Galli cha Raja also called as 'Mumbaicha Raja' is one of the oldest and one of the most renowned Ganpati pandals in Mumbai. Founded in 1928, the Ganesh Galli pandal will be celebrating its 91st Ganpati festival this year. Interestingly, it is just a few lanes away from the most popular pandal in Mumbai, Lalbaug Cha Raja. The Ganesh Galli pandal is well known for its unique themes which are often a replica of popular temples of India. Mumbaicha Raja is also one of the oldest Ganpati pandals in Lalbaug.




Address: 1, Ganesh Lane, Lal Baug, Parel


How to reach: Nearest station is Chinchpokli and Curry Road stations. If you are on the Western Railway route then Lower Parel station is your best bet. The pandal is also accessible via BEST buses, taxis and private vehicles.


Mumbai Cha Raja Ganesh Galli  Video



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Thursday, September 13, 2018

Lalbagcha Raja Ganesh Utsav Mumbai Live Darshan 2018

One of Mumbai’s most famous Ganpati pandals, Lalbaugcha Raja witnesses a footfall of over 2 crores over the span of 10 days. This Ganeshotsav marks the 85th year of the pandal’s existence. In 1934, fishermen and vendors in the Lalbaug-Worli area set up the first idol here, and since then, the Lalbaugcha Raja pandal has grown to attract lakhs of devotees from across the country and globe. It is open for darshan around the clock from 6am on 13 September to 10am on 22 September 2018. Almost every major aarti will be streamed live, on the Lalbaugcha Raja mandal’s YouTube channel.Here is Lalbagcha Raja Live Darshan 13/09/2018 .

Lalbagcha Raja Ganesh Utsav Mumbai Live Darshan 2018

 

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Tuesday, September 11, 2018

Lalbaugcharaja Opening Ceremony 2018 -Lalbagcha Raja 2018 Darshan-Lalbaugcharaja 2018 Charan Sparsh-Lalbagcha Raja 2018 Mukh Darshan 2018-Images 2018

Lalbaugcharaja Opening Ceremony 2018

Lalbagcha Raja Ganeshotsav 2018 will be inaugurated on Thursday 13th September 2018, early morning 4.00 AM by the Mandal’s President Mr.Balasaheb Sudam Kamble. The same will be further followed by Pratishthapana Puja.

Post the Puja, Lalbagcha Raja 2018 darshan will be opened to all the devotees from early morning 6.00 AM onwards and the Lalbaugcha Raja souvenir for 2018 will be published.

The Morning aarti will take place at 12.30 PM, by the Mandal’s President Mr.Balasaheb Sudam Kamble. The Evening aarti will take place at 08.30 PM.


Lalbagcha Raja 2018 Darshan

Lalbaugcha Raja darshan for all devotees will be available for 24 hours from early morning 6.00 AM, Thursday 13th September 2018 onwards to Saturday 22nd September 2018.


Lalbaugcharaja 2018 Charan Sparsh


Lalbaugcha Raja Charan Sparsh will be available for 24 hours from early morning 6.00 AM, Thursday 13th September 2018 onwards. The darshan will be closed on Saturday 22nd September 2018, Morning 10.00 A.M.

Charan Sparsh (Touch the Feet) will take the following route: Dinshaw Petit Lane – G.D. Ambekar Marg. To reach here one can come from Lower Parel Station on Western Line and Curry Road Station on Central Line.

Lalbagcha Raja 2018 Mukh Darshan 2018

Lalbaugcha Raja Mukh Darshan will be available for 24 hours from early morning 6.00 AM, Thursday 13th September 2018 onwards The darshan will be closed on Saturday 22nd September 2018, Midnight 12.00 AM.

Mukh Darshan line will take the following route:- Chhatrapati Shivaji Ground (Garam Khada) – Dr. B. A. Road – Dattaram Lad Marg – T.B. Kadam Marg – Add’l C.P. office – Dr. B. A. Road – RANI BAUG on Central Line. To reach here one can come from Chinchpokali or Byculla Station. (Depending upon the length of the line) The Mukh Darshan queue is also reachable from Cotton Green Station on Harbour Railway.)

Lalbagcha Raja 2018 Images 




Lalbagcha Raja 2018 Mukh Darshan video




 

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Monday, September 3, 2018

Janmashtami 2018 Celebration Pictures and Video in Tripda sanskar Kendra Pri School Borsad

Janmashtami Mahotsav is celebrated in our School Shri Tripda sanskar kendra Primary School and Balmandir Vibhag.Every year Janmashtami celebration in my school.This year Janmashtami celebration with lot of fun.Here is Janmashtami 2018 Celebration Pictures and Video in Tripda sanskar Kendra Pri School Borsad .

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Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Shravan Sakariyo Somvar(Monday) Vrat in Gujarati

Mondays, or Somvar, in the month of Shravan (July – August) is considered highly auspicious for praying to Lord Shiva. It is believed that the worship of Shiva during Shrawan month is 108 times more powerful than worshipping during normal days. Millions of devout Hindus observe the Shravan Somwar Vrat – fasting and performing Pujas on Mondays in Sawan Month.




How to Observed  Shravan Somvar(Monday) Vrat

 

After the morning bath and other purification rituals.
Lord Ganesha is first prayed to.
Next, Lord Shiva is prayed to by chanting Om Namah Shivaya.
The offerings that are made are Bilva leaves, white flowers, water, honey and milk.
If you have Shivling at home you can do abhishek with water, honey or milk.
Fasting on the day is from sunrise to sunset.
You can chant Maha Mritunjaya Mantra or Om Namah Shivaya on the day.
Those who observe fast on Mondays in some regions wear only white clothes.
Those observing partial fast eat fruits.
Some devotees read the Shiva Purana on the day.
Those people who live along the banks of Ganga use water from Ganga to perform abhishek on the Shivling.
The fast is broken in the evening after praying to Lord Shiva. Some devotees visit a Shiva Shrine during the period. Some devotees opt for a 24-hour fast and they break the fast on the next day morning.


Shravan Somvar(Monday) Vrat in Gujarati 

 





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