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Navratri 2021: Wishes, WhatsApp, Facebook messages, Instagram status, greetings, images

Navratri 2021: Wishes, WhatsApp, Facebook messages, Instagram status, greetings, images Navratri wishes 2021: Navratri is a nine-day long festival that celebrates the victory of good over evil; here s some wishes, messages, images you can share with your family and friends BusinessToday.In | April 13, 2021 | Updated 11:27 IST In 2021, the Chaitra Navratri will begin from April 13 (Tuesday) and will last till April 22 (Thursday) Navratri is celebrated every year with much zeal and enthusiasm across India. This is a nine-day long festival that celebrates the victory of good over evil, i.e., Goddess Durga s triumph over the demon Mahishasur to free the planet of all evil. According to popular legends, Lord Brahma had granted Mahishasur with the boon of immortality but with the rider that only a woman could defeat him.

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New Delhi [India], April 13 (ANI): Chaitra Navratri, the auspicious nine-day festival in which devotees of Goddess Durga observe fast and pray for health, forgiveness, and prosperity, started on Tuesday.

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Vastu tips for Chaitra Navratri: Place Maa Durga s idol and Kalash in north-east direction

URL copied Vastu tips for Chaitra Navratri: Place Maa Durga s idol and Kalash in north-east direction Tuesday marks the first day of the nine-day festival, Chaitra Navratri, which is a celebration of the mighty valour of Goddess and all her different avatars. It is particularly celebrated to worship goddess Durga and her nine forms through the nine days. So, today in Vastu Shastra we will tell you about the installation of the idol and Kalash Stapana of Devi Maa on the first day of Navratri.Â Ishaan angle ie north-east direction is considered to be the direction of the deities. According to Vastu Shastra, both the idol of the mother and the installation of the urn should be done in the north-east direction of the house and the wooden outpost should be used for idol installation. If one gets an outpost made of sandalwood, it is even better, because sandalwood has been considered a center of auspicious and positive energy in Vastu Shastra.Â Also, keep in mind that

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Religion in advertising: A double-edged sword or smart move?

Religion in advertising: A double-edged sword or smart move? In the backdrop of the use of religious angles and figures in advertising leading to negative fallout in the recent past, we ask experts if the practice is even needed to build brands and sell products Mumbai, April 13, 2021 Reference to religion or religious context in advertising is nothing new. But in recent years, many such ads with religious connotations have drawn severe backlash on social media, forcing creatives and brands to go on the back foot. The Tanishq ad that created a strong buzz on social media, or the outrage against celebrity hairstylist Jawed Habib, who courted controversy for allegedly hurting sentiments when an ad for his salon depicted Hindu Gods and Goddesses such as Durga, Lakshmi, Saraswati, Ganesh and Kartik, are a few examples of creative freedom hogging the news for the wrong reasons.

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