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Ganga pujan held for smooth conduct of Magh Mela on Jan 15 Prayagraj: Amid Vedic chants, the Magh Mela authorities performed Ganga pujan on the banks of Ganga to ensure smooth conduct of the annual religious fair set to start from January 15, 2024.
Ganga Saptami is the celebration of River Ganga which is not only the most sacred river for the Hindus but is revered as Goddess Ganga. It is also known as Jahnu Saptami, and Ganga Pujan is the day celebrated to honour the rebirth of Goddess Ganga. Ganga Saptami is celebrated on the 7th day of the waxing phase of the moon during the month of Vaishakha, also known as Baishakh. , Spirituality News, Times Now
2021 Happy New Year: Holiday makers at Kashmir s Gulmarg ringing in the New Year
It was a low-key New Year celebrations across India amid the pandemic and cold wave. Covid-19 linked guidelines for New Year celebrations are already in place and no public events and large gatherings were allowed as the infection spreads like wildfire in crowded areas. In all the metros of Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bengaluru and other cities night curfew has been imposed on New Year s Eve and on the New Year Day to check the spread of the deadly virus particularly after cases of the mutant UK strain, which is said to be more infections, were detected in India. Many chose to stay indoors with family and others who stepped out partied with small groups of friends. Tourist hotspots saw high footfall as a number of people took a break and holidayed at hill stations and ski resorts in Kashmir to ring in the new year. Here s how New Year celebrations looked like in an unprecedented pandemic year.