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Know All About Dhunuchi Dance: A Traditional Tribute During Durga Puja | Culture News

Dhunuchi Dance is a vibrant and energetic ritual associated with Durga Puja in West Bengal, where devotees perform this traditional dance to the rhythmic beats of the dhak drum to honor Goddess Durga.  Performed during the evening Aarti on Shashthi Tithi, the dance involves balancing an earthen vessel called Dhunuchi, filled with burning incense, either in the hands, on the forehead, or even in…

[as-spring-came-in-october]

Dear October,

The sun feels tired now, it is hiding behind the clouds. The flowers are burying themselves under autumn leaves. The ground shrieks every time I walk on it. This is just the same as when we last spoke, the same decoration, the same dying leaves yet everything feels so different.

I blew out candles decorated on a chocolate cake, I got cream smudged on my face, but this time, with different people around. You remember, you were the one who introduced me to them in that last letter you sent me, I’ve still got that saved in my diary.

I meet the best people through you, but before it is time for us to talk again, you end up snatching them from me, it’s almost as if you’re jealous. But, have I ever told you how much I like you? You announce the arrival of winters. The city takes a brown spell and trees stare naked right into my soul. The sound of aartis linger in the sky and the smoke of dhunuchi covers all my senses. I feel seen, I feel I can speak to the air around and it would hear me, feel me, just like I feel the redness of the evening sky.

I think I like you the most because there is always a sense of sadness you bring with yourself. The longer nights, the enhanced darkness, the subtle silence.

Are you too considered just an option? A buffer month between summer flings and winter romances? An abandoned red scarf that’s trying to be the ‘red string’? I hope you answer my questions in your next letter, I’ll be waiting.

In the meanwhile, I’ll be spending my time listening to the playlists I made for you and thanking you ‘cause I fell in love in October, with October, just like ‘girl in red�� said. Maybe that is why I love fall? But I guess we’ll never know. Everything is tasting very pumpkin lately. My coffees are getting warmer and my heart’s getting colder. I miss you, your essence, your colours.

I wish I could stay with you forever. But you slip away and holding onto you feels like catching Halloween spirits. You’re meant to be free, for that is why you abandon nature. I’ll let you go in a careless whisper, just stay with me a little longer, I need to settle old debts with the harvest moon.

Also, October, please be a little kinder this time.

Love,

@its-ener

[zindagi-se-darte-ho]

you know what? i am so excited about october and pujo. i am excited to go pujo shopping, i can't wait to lie in bed at 5 in the morning listening to mahalaya, i am excited to watch my neighbourhood light up in strings of yellow lights, i am excited to go pandal hopping with friends and family, i am so eager to eat all the hearty bengali meals on all the five days, i am excited to wear sarees and jhumkas, i am excited for nabami night outs, i am excited for dhunuchi naach and even for bishorjon. though bishorjon will bring me all the melancholy, yet i am so excited. i can barely contain my excitement.

[premtattva]

শুভ মহালয়া

May the advent of DEVI MAA bring strength swirling in winds, grace following the pious feet of Maa, love in the gentle embrace of Her eyes, and happiness in the form of Dhunuchi filling the environment!

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[butchkaramazov]

the fact that i love durga puja and its dhunuchi naach and sindoor khela and laal paar shada saari but it would be soooo much better without the suffocating crowds

[pattagobi]

Vision clouded with the giddiness of being in my naani’s home every summer for as long as I remember, with her old her perfectly crisp cover cloths and perfectly splendid smell of ‘dhunuchi’ flaring in my nostrils as she tutted anyone who displaced the dolls, those precious dolls that have been there longer than me, those precious dolls that never received my love, dolls that never receive the warmth of sunlight, dolls that kept my naanu alive. I smiled, as I asked for the very first time, “How did he die?” In my memory archive, she then smiled, handed me a doll and said, “Take your cycle and take HIM out for a ride.”

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🐅 दुर्गा पूजा - Durga Puja 2023

❀ संबंधित अन्य नाम - दुर्गोत्सव, अकालबोधन (दुर्गा की असामयिक जागृति), शारदीय पुजो, शारदीयोत्सव (बंगाली: देवदेवब), महा पुजो, महापूजा, मायर पुजो (मां की पूजा), दुर्गतनाशिनी, शरदोत्सव ❀ महालया से उत्सव प्रारंभ होता है, इस दिन से मूर्तियों का निर्माण कार्य प्रारंभ हो जाता है। ❀ परंतु वास्तविक पूजो महा षष्ठी, महा सप्तमी, महा अष्टमी, महा नवमी और विजयदशमी के रूप में परिभाषित की गयी है। ❀ दशहरे के दिन माँ दुर्गा की प्रतिमा के विसर्जन के साथ ही दुर्गा पूजा का समापन हो जाता है।

📲 https://www.bhaktibharat.com/festival/durga-puja

महा षष्ठी - दुर्गा पूजा का दिन 1 [20 अक्टूबर 2023]0 बिधि - बिल्व निमन्त्रण, कल्पारम्भ, अकाल बोधन, आमन्त्रण और अधिवास

महा सप्तमी - दुर्गा पूजा का दिन 2 [21 अक्टूबर 2023] बिधि - नवपत्रिका पूजा, कलाबोऊ पूजा

महा अष्टमी - दुर्गा पूजा का दिन 3 [22 अक्टूबर 2023] बिधि - दुर्गा अष्टमी, कुमारी पूजा, सन्धि पूजा

महा नवमी - दुर्गा पूजा का दिन 4 [23 अक्टूबर 2023] बिधि - महा नवमी, दुर्गा बलिदान, नवमी हवन

विजयदशमी - दुर्गा पूजा का दिन 5 [24 अक्टूबर 2023] बिधि - दुर्गा विसर्जन, विजयदशमी, सिंदूर खेला

🐅 महिषासुरमर्दिनि स्तोत्रम् - Mahishasura Mardini Stotram 📲 https://www.bhaktibharat.com/mantra/mahishasura-mardini-stotram

🐅 दुर्गा पूजा धुनुची नृत्य | उलु ध्वनि - Dhunuchi Dance in Durgapuja 📲 https://www.bhaktibharat.com/blogs/dhunuchi-dance-in-durgapuja

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Top 10 Best Places to Visit During Navratri Festival for a Memorable Celebration

Navratri, one of the most vibrant and significant festivals in India, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervor. It is a time when people come together to honor the goddess Durga and indulge in lively dance, music, and delicious food. The nine nights of Navratri are a spectacle of colors, traditions, and spirituality. If you're planning to partake in this magnificent festival, you might be wondering where to go. To help you make the most of your Navratri celebration, here is a list of the top 10 best places to visit during Navratri festival.

1. Vadodara, Gujarat:

Vadodara, also known as Baroda, is renowned for its grand Navratri celebrations. The city comes alive with elaborate garba and dandiya events. The United Way of Baroda's Navratri Festival is one of the most famous in the country. With its rich cultural heritage and a plethora of cultural programs, Vadodara is a top choice for Navratri enthusiasts.

2. Kolkata, West Bengal:

In Kolkata, Navratri is celebrated as Durga Puja. The city becomes a hub of artistic expression, with intricately crafted idols of goddess Durga. The grand processions and cultural performances make it a unique Navratri experience. Don't miss the dhunuchi dance and the iconic "sindoor khela" on Dashami.

3. Mysore, Karnataka:

Mysore is famous for its Dasara festival, which coincides with Navratri. The Mysore Palace is illuminated with thousands of lights, creating a magical ambiance. The grand procession with caparisoned elephants is a sight to behold. Mysore's Navratri celebrations offer a blend of tradition and grandeur.

4. Ahmedabad, Gujarat:

Ahmedabad hosts one of the most prominent Navratri celebrations in the world. The International Kite Festival is another highlight during this period. With non-stop garba events, mouth-watering Gujarati cuisine, and the vibrant atmosphere, Ahmedabad is a must-visit during Navratri.

5. Kullu, Himachal Pradesh:

Kullu Dussehra is celebrated with immense fervor in the Kullu Valley. The festival usually lasts for a week and includes processions, folk dances, and a huge congregation of deities. It's a unique experience that showcases the rich culture of Himachal Pradesh.

6. Delhi:

Delhi's Navratri celebrations are marked by grand events, beautifully decorated pandals, and artistic expressions of devotion. The famous Durga Puja pandals in CR Park and Chittaranjan Park are a sight to behold. Additionally, the city hosts numerous garba and dandiya events.

7. Mumbai, Maharashtra:

While Mumbai is known for its energetic Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations, Navratri also holds a special place in the hearts of the people. The city hosts a variety of dandiya events, and the immersion of goddess Durga's idol is a significant event.

8. Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh:

Varanasi, one of the oldest cities in the world, is a unique place to celebrate Navratri. The city's spiritual ambiance gets even more profound during this festival. The ghats of the Ganges River come alive with the sound of devotional songs and aarti ceremonies.

9. Jaipur, Rajasthan:

The Pink City, Jaipur, is known for its royal celebrations during Navratri. The folk dances and music performances at various heritage locations in Jaipur offer a memorable cultural experience. The city's architecture and palaces add to the charm of the celebrations.

10. Navratri Cruise, Goa:

If you're looking for a unique Navratri experience, consider the Navratri cruise in Goa. It offers a fusion of traditional and modern celebrations. Dance to the beats of garba while enjoying the scenic beauty of the Arabian Sea.

In conclusion, Navratri is a time of immense joy, spirituality, and cultural diversity. These ten places in India offer diverse experiences to celebrate this festive season. Whether you prefer traditional garba and dandiya or artistic expressions of devotion, there's a Navratri celebration for everyone. Make the most of this vibrant festival by exploring these incredible destinations. Happy Navratri!

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Indian Festivals

India, a land of diverse cultures and rich traditions, is renowned for its vibrant Festivals. Spanning across the vast expanse of this subcontinent, every festival brings with it unique customs, foods, rituals, and an unparalleled sense of joy and unity. From the bright lights of Diwali to the colorful splashes of Holi, Indian festivals are not just events; they are a way of life that unifies billions across castes, creeds, and languages.

The Cultural Mosaic

Every region in India has its distinct set of Festivals influenced by local culture and beliefs. While the major religious festivals like Diwali, Eid, Christmas, and Vaisakhi are celebrated nationwide with varying customs, each state also observes its own regional festivities that showcase the local ethos. #### Diwali: The Festival of Lights Diwali is perhaps one of the most well-known Indian Festivals worldwide. Celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and some Buddhists, it marks the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Traditionally associated with the return of Lord Rama to Ayodhya after defeating Ravana, Diwali rituals include lighting oil lamps or diyas, bursting firecrackers, decorating homes with rangoli (a colorful art form), and indulging in numerous sweets and savory dishes. This festival fosters a spirit of generosity and kindness as people exchange gifts and seek blessings from elders. #### Holi: A Riot of Colors Holi heralds the arrival of spring with a burst of color and camaraderie. Known as the festival of colors, participants throw vibrant powders at each other in jubilant celebrations. Although rooted in Hindu mythology, Holi transcends religious boundaries as people come together to forget past grievances and renew friendships. In places like Mathura and Vrindavan, where Lord Krishna spent his childhood, Holi is celebrated with unmatched fervor. #### Durga Puja: Celebrating Goddess Durga In West Bengal and parts of eastern India, Durga Puja is more than a festival—it’s a cultural extravaganza. For ten days, intricately crafted idols of Goddess Durga are worshipped in elaborately decorated pandals (temporary structures). The festivities are marked by cultural performances, traditional dances like Dhunuchi Nach, and feasting on delectable Bengali cuisine. It culminates with Vijaya Dashami when the idols are immersed in rivers amid great fanfare. #### Eid al-Fitr: The End of Fasting Eid al-Fitr holds immense significance for Muslims as it marks the end of Ramadan—a month-long period of fasting and prayer. On this day, Muslims gather for prayers at mosques, wear new clothes, share meals with family and friends, and give to charity. Special dishes such as biryani, kebabs, and various sweets add flavor to the celebration. Eid fosters a sense of community bonding and compassion toward others.

Regional Splendor

Apart from these widely known Festivals, India thrives on its regional festivals which reflect the diversity of its cultural fabric. - Onam: Celebrated predominantly in Kerala, Onam is a harvest festival marked by boat races, traditional dance performances like Kathakali, and a grand feast called Onasadya. - Lohri: In Punjab and northern India, Lohri denotes the end of winter and is celebrated with bonfires, folk songs, and dances like Bhangra and Gidda. - Pongal: A crucial event in Tamil Nadu's calendar, Pongal is a thanksgiving festival dedicated to nature. People prepare sweet rice dish called 'Pongal' to honor the Sun God.

Festivals and Their Impact

Festivals in India do more than just provide entertainment or a break from routine; they reinforce cultural identities and foster social cohesion. They serve as occasions for introspection, gratitude, and renewal. Moreover, festivals bolster local economies by boosting tourism and creating temporary employment through events and markets. In cities like Jaipur during Diwali or Goa during Christmas and New Year celebrations, tourism experiences significant surges. Local artisans benefit from selling handcrafted goods while food vendors see brisk business. However, modern times have introduced challenges such as commercialization overshadowing traditional values or environmental concerns arising from pollution due to excessive use of fireworks during Festivals like Diwali. As awareness grows about sustainable practices, efforts are being made to celebrate responsibly without losing the essence of joy that these occasions bring.

Conclusion

Indian festivals are indeed a reflection of the country's unity in diversity—each one narrating tales of age-old traditions passed down through generations while adapting to contemporary changes. Whether you're participating in exuberant local street parades or enjoying quiet familial gatherings at home during these celebrations, there is always an undeniable feeling of shared happiness. In embracing these moments wholeheartedly despite their varied origins lies the timeless charm that makes Indian festivals truly extraordinary—a testament to humanity’s intrinsic desire for connection through shared experience regardless of rapidly changing times.

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[ad_1] Shahrukh with Kohli at the Eden Gardens. (PC: Debasis Sen) Before the highly anticipated contest, the tournament began with megastar and KKR co-owner Shah Rukh Khan taking the centrestage by storm at the opening ceremony. He got Virat Kohli and Rinku Singh to dance to the tunes of his popular numbers “Jhoome Jo Pathan” and “Lutt Putt Gaya”.  Although the match turned out to be a lacklustre affair, with RCB comfortably securing the two points by chasing down 175 in 16.2 overs, Eden Gardens put on a spectacular show. The iconic venue was divided between passionate RCB and KKR fans. While there was no “red wave” in the stands, RCB supporters ensured they gave KKR fans a run for their money with loud cheers for their beloved team, especially Virat Kohli. Eden Gardens is home for KKR fans, a passionate bunch who are loud and proud about their team. However, only a few franchises can overpower KKR fans inside the Eden and RCB fans turned out to be among them. About four hours before the match, the streets outside Eden Gardens painted an intriguing picture, with mostly red jerseys bearing “18 Kohli” on the back. KKR fans started to stream in later, but it remains debatable which fan-base was the loudest. In the 14th over, a young fan breached security and dived at Kohli’s feet, before security personnel escorted him away amid loud cheers from the crowd. There were “KKR, KKR” chants too, and a massive tifo from their KKR fans with “Champions” written on it, adorned with three stars representing their triple IPL trophies. However, their roars couldn’t quite match the “RCB, RCB” chants on decibel count, possibly due to KKR’s poor performance. Shreya Ghoshal had the entire Eden Gardens singing “Vande Mataram” in a moment that gave everyone goosebumps at the jam-packed venue. While the performances by Disha Patani and Karan Aujla fell flat, thousands inside Eden Gardens and millions on their streaming devices witnessed a chat of a lifetime between SRK and Kohli. “Virat bhai is the only player who has been associated with just one team throughout the entirety of the IPL. He is the OG, the GOAT of IPL,” said SRK before inviting Kohli on stage. “The king of 22 yards and a billion hearts! Let’s hear it loudest for the one and only GOAT, Mr. Virat Kohli.” The entire stadium, even those wearing KKR jerseys, began singing “Kohli” as the icon walked on stage. “Thank you, Shah Rukh bhai, for the lovely introduction,” said Kohli. “The bold generation is coming along nicely, but the old generation is still here, ready to make an impact, still ready to play the game and keep creating memories for these fans,” he added. Later, when Rinku Singh took the stage, the stadium started chanting “Rinku, Rinku”. That’s what IPL is — a get-together of cricket and entertainment, a celebration of cricketers. There were stunning drone and light shows as the two captains, Ajinkya Rahane (KKR) and Rajat Patidar (RCB), were introduced by the ‘Badshah of Bollywood.’ The duo headed toward the centre on a float, with Kolkata’s traditions clearly visible, featuring “Dhunuchi naach” and “Dhaak” performances. While the Badshah stole the proceedings before the match, the King was the showstopper with the bat in the end. The post King Kohli steals opening show after Badshah SRK rules opening ceremony appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Shahrukh with Kohli at the Eden Gardens. (PC: Debasis Sen) Before the highly anticipated contest, the tournament began with megastar and KKR co-owner Shah Rukh Khan taking the centrestage by storm at the opening ceremony. He got Virat Kohli and Rinku Singh to dance to the tunes of his popular numbers “Jhoome Jo Pathan” and “Lutt Putt Gaya”.  Although the match turned out to be a lacklustre affair, with RCB comfortably securing the two points by chasing down 175 in 16.2 overs, Eden Gardens put on a spectacular show. The iconic venue was divided between passionate RCB and KKR fans. While there was no “red wave” in the stands, RCB supporters ensured they gave KKR fans a run for their money with loud cheers for their beloved team, especially Virat Kohli. Eden Gardens is home for KKR fans, a passionate bunch who are loud and proud about their team. However, only a few franchises can overpower KKR fans inside the Eden and RCB fans turned out to be among them. About four hours before the match, the streets outside Eden Gardens painted an intriguing picture, with mostly red jerseys bearing “18 Kohli” on the back. KKR fans started to stream in later, but it remains debatable which fan-base was the loudest. In the 14th over, a young fan breached security and dived at Kohli’s feet, before security personnel escorted him away amid loud cheers from the crowd. There were “KKR, KKR” chants too, and a massive tifo from their KKR fans with “Champions” written on it, adorned with three stars representing their triple IPL trophies. However, their roars couldn’t quite match the “RCB, RCB” chants on decibel count, possibly due to KKR’s poor performance. Shreya Ghoshal had the entire Eden Gardens singing “Vande Mataram” in a moment that gave everyone goosebumps at the jam-packed venue. While the performances by Disha Patani and Karan Aujla fell flat, thousands inside Eden Gardens and millions on their streaming devices witnessed a chat of a lifetime between SRK and Kohli. “Virat bhai is the only player who has been associated with just one team throughout the entirety of the IPL. He is the OG, the GOAT of IPL,” said SRK before inviting Kohli on stage. “The king of 22 yards and a billion hearts! Let’s hear it loudest for the one and only GOAT, Mr. Virat Kohli.” The entire stadium, even those wearing KKR jerseys, began singing “Kohli” as the icon walked on stage. “Thank you, Shah Rukh bhai, for the lovely introduction,” said Kohli. “The bold generation is coming along nicely, but the old generation is still here, ready to make an impact, still ready to play the game and keep creating memories for these fans,” he added. Later, when Rinku Singh took the stage, the stadium started chanting “Rinku, Rinku”. That’s what IPL is — a get-together of cricket and entertainment, a celebration of cricketers. There were stunning drone and light shows as the two captains, Ajinkya Rahane (KKR) and Rajat Patidar (RCB), were introduced by the ‘Badshah of Bollywood.’ The duo headed toward the centre on a float, with Kolkata’s traditions clearly visible, featuring “Dhunuchi naach” and “Dhaak” performances. While the Badshah stole the proceedings before the match, the King was the showstopper with the bat in the end. The post King Kohli steals opening show after Badshah SRK rules opening ceremony appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Celebrate Durga Puja in Style with Iconic Bengali Song Lyrics on Vibrant T-Shirts

Durga Puja is more than just a festival—it’s an emotion that brings people together in celebration, joy, and tradition. This year, why not take your festive spirit up a notch with a T-shirt that combines the essence of Durga Puja with the timeless beats of the iconic Bengali song, "ঢাকের তালে কোমর দোলে"?

Imagine stepping into the pandal, surrounded by the rhythm of dhak and the mesmerizing sight of devotees dancing with dhunuchi in front of Ma Durga. Now, picture that scene brought to life on your T-shirt with vibrant, detailed graphics that perfectly capture the energy and devotion of this sacred celebration.

Our Durga Puja-themed T-shirts are made from premium cotton, available in a range of festive colors like white, cherry red, black, and golden yellow. Featuring the iconic lyrics "ঢাকের তালে কোমর দোলে" in bold Bengali typography, these shirts make a bold statement, celebrating the rhythm of the festival while keeping you comfortable and stylish.

Whether you’re dancing in a dhunuchi naach or enjoying the celebrations with your loved ones, these T-shirts ensure you stay connected to the traditions of Durga Puja in a modern, fun way. Let the world see your festive pride as you groove to the beats of Bengali culture!

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read your post bout dhunuchi naach

I did it last year

It was sooo fun

OMG I LOVE DHUNUCHI NAACH AND THATS SO COOL OMG AKSJJSJHS

i have never tried dhunuchi naach but for now i am content with watching pretty women look divine while doing it.