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Durga Puja 2024: A Festival of Faith, Unity, and Culture

Durga Puja, a vibrant Hindu festival, is a spectacle of colors, music, and devotion. This grand festival, celebrated predominantly by the Bengali community, is a time of immense joy, devotion, and cultural richness. This year, the festivities are set to unfold in a grand manner, captivating devotees and visitors alike. The festival is marked by key dates and celebrations, starting with Mahalaya, the prelude to Durga Puja, and ending with Vijaya Dashami, symbolizing the return of Goddess Durga to her divine abode. The period in between is filled with various rituals and celebrations, each day having its own significance and traditions. Durga Puja Key Dates and Celebrations: - Mahasashthi, Wednesday, October 9th: The invocation of Goddess Durga and the lighting of the eternal flame. - Mahasaptami, Thursday, October 10th: The worship of the seven sisters of Durga. - Mahashtami Friday, October 11th: The culmination of the festival, celebrating Durga's victory over Mahishasura. - Mahanavami, Saturday, October 12th: The final day of worship before the immersion. - Vijaya Dashami Sunday, October 13th: The immersion of Durga idols, symbolizing her return to her divine abode. The cultural significance of Durga Puja is immense. It is a time for 'Pandal Hopping', visiting beautifully decorated pandals, each showcasing intricate themes and artwork. The festival is also marked by various cultural events, including music, dance, and other performances. The community spirit is strengthened as people come together to celebrate. Preparations and Celebrations Preparations for the festival are elaborate. Schools, colleges, and government offices remain closed to allow for full participation. The period following Mahalaya is marked by a shopping frenzy as people prepare for the festivities. Men typically wear kurta pajamas, while women drape themselves in sarees. The city is adorned with colorful lights and decorations to create a festive atmosphere. A Festival of Food Food is an integral part of Durga Puja. The streets come alive with food stalls offering a variety of delicious treats, both traditional and modern. Traditional favorites like Khichuri, Illish Shorshe, Alloo Poshto, Sondesh, Lucchi, Rasgulla, and Doi Maach are a must-try during this auspicious time. Traditional Favorites - Khichuri: A comforting rice and lentil dish, perfect for a hearty meal. - Illish Shorshe: A flavorful preparation of hilsa fish marinated in mustard paste. - Alloo Poshto: A vegetarian delight featuring potatoes cooked in a poppy seed-based gravy. - Sondesh: Sweet delicacies made with milk, sugar, and jaggery. - Lucchi: Deep-fried flatbreads similar to pooris. - Rasgulla: Spongy, syrupy balls. Other Delights - Misti Doi: Sweetened yogurt with a hint of cardamom. - Channar Payesh: A creamy rice pudding made with cottage cheese. - Kosha Mangsho: A spicy mutton curry. - Muri Ghonto: A mixed vegetable dish with puffed rice. These are just a few examples of the many delicious dishes that await you during Durga Puja. Don't be afraid to explore and experiment with different flavors. Bon appétit! Fashion and Style: Look with These Celebrity-Inspired Ethnic Outfits Durga Puja is also an opportunity to showcase personal style. Inspired by Bollywood's leading ladies, there are several stunning outfits to consider. From timeless elegance of white-red combination sarees to fusion fashion, there are numerous ways to make a statement with ethnic wear. 1. Timeless Elegance: White Red Combination A classic combination that never fails. Opt for a Begampuri saree, jamdani, or cotton handloom saree in these hues. Complete the look with matching blouse and jewelry for a refined and sophisticated appearance. 2. Fusion Fashion: Embrace the modern twist with fusion outfits. Blend traditional elements with contemporary designs for a unique and stylish look. Experiment with different silhouettes and patterns to find your perfect match. 3. Comfort and Style: Handloom Sarees Stay comfortable and stylish during the changing weather with handloom sarees. Choose breathable fabrics like cotton to keep cool and avoid the hassle of water or mud. Elevate the look with statement jewelry and a matching blouse. 4. DIY Jewelry: A Personal Touch Add a personal touch to your outfit with DIY jewelry. Use beads, shells, or repurposed items to create unique accessories that complement your style. Experiment and let your creativity shine. 5. Celebrity-Inspired Looks: - Deepika Padukone: Channel her chic style with an oversized red suit set. - Kareena Kapoor Khan: Embrace her regal elegance with an embellished red kurta set. - Mira Rajput Kapoor: Opt for a modern twist with a short kurta and sharara set. - Shraddha Kapoor: Make a vibrant statement with a lime green anarkali suit. - Aditi Rao Hydari: exude sophistication with a formal green and blue set. - Sonakshi Sinha: Rock a bold and glamorous look with a bright red sharara suit. Beyond the festivities In essence, Durga Puja embodies the triumph of good over evil, the power of the divine feminine, and the enduring spirit of faith. It's a time for reflection, gratitude, and celebration. As the days of Durga Puja unfold, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, experience the cultural richness, and witness the unwavering devotion of the people. It's a celebration that leaves a lasting impression on all who participate. For more about Durga Puja festival visit here Durga Puja Key Dates and Celebrations: Preparations and Celebrations A Festival of Food Fashion and Style: Look with These Celebrity-Inspired Ethnic Outfits 5. Celebrity-Inspired Looks: Beyond the festivities Read the full article

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Opinion | Can Bangladesh become another Afghanistan?

Opinion | Can Bangladesh become another Afghanistan?

Image Source : INDIA TV Opinion | Can Bangladesh become another Afghanistan? During the festive time when Hindus across the world were busy celebrating Durga Mahanavami on Thursday,  came disturbing reports from neighbouring Bangladesh, where frenzied mobs vandalized Durga Puja pandals and Hindu temples after a fake news was spread on social media about the Holy Quran being found at a Puja…

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Celebrating Our Goddess Supreme ~The Bengali way...DURGA PUJO !

FOR 5 days every year,KOLKATA city of the Eastern state of India - West Bengal ,explodes into a frenzied whirligig of devotion, hoopla and merriment.FEMALE POWER REIGNS SUPREME AS THIS FESTIVAL CELEBRATING THE MOTHER GODDESS AS KALI,SARASWATI & LAKSHMI IS VERY BIG .This is the ‘Mother’ of all celebrations : DURGA PUJA also known as DURGA PUJO.Here’s a peek into Kolkata’s own Mardi Gras - part religious,part cultural,wholly social.This year the ‘Pujos’ are from september 26 - 30,2017.

Durga Puja the biggest festival of ‘Bengalis’ ,is also considered as one of the social events of India. It is an auspicious festival of Bengalis which is also referred as a 10 days of carnival in the state of West Bengal and eastern state of India. In Kolkata the capital city of West Bengal and other neighboring states, magnificently created puja pandals are erected and are major attraction. Magnificent Pooja Pandals are unique in terms of their materials, theme and shapes. It is truly a delight for eyes to watch such magnificent Pandals of Durga Puja and amazingly carved goddess idols. For complete 10 days of celebration, a spurt of fanfare is easily sensed and that too especially on last 5 days of the festival. Bengalis consider Durga Puja as a wonderful festival celebration to reconnect with family and friends. In fact the air gets filled with the festivity during this time of the year. Read further to know more about Durga Puja in Kolkata.

THE HISTORY BEHIND THE ‘ PUJOS ’

 Since centuries, Durga Puja celebrations have been a significant affair for Bengal, however the community gatherings and para (neighbourhood) preparation dates back to 17th- 18th century A.D, when several zamindars and aristocrats would hold Lavish pujas bringing together the entire locality under one roof. For instance the Aatchala Puja in Kolkata, which was started by renowned zamindar Lakshmikanta Majumder in the year 1610 or the Shobha Bazar Choto Rajbari at 33 Raja Nabakrishna Road in Kolkata, which was initiated in the year 1757. Even outside of Bengal, the trend of hosting lavish pujas with artful Goddess Durga idol and extravagant pandals has become popular. We will now take through the Most distinct traditions of this “ GLORIOUS FESTIVAL of the Kolkata.

PART 1 ~ THE PREPARATIONS 

 Durga Puja festival preparations commences one or two months in prior to the celebration dates. Just like Diwali bonus offered to employees in North India, in Kolkata Puja Bonus is offered to employees of both government as well as private organizations. In fact, many Pre-pooja bargain sales are also offered by shops in Kolkata as they get huge amount of sale during the festival. The festival is in fact welcomed with great enthusiasm by every household.

PART 2 ~ THE MAKING OF THE IDOL 

Many years back, Durga Puja festival was celebrated within the families at home and now it has turned into a community festival which is celebrated at Puja pandals. Few months prior to the festival celebration in Kumartuli which is a place near to Kolkata, amazing idols of goddess Durga are given shape. It is a famous place for production of beautiful idols of gods and goddesses. Here the expert artisans show their talent in making idols of Goddess Durga, Lord Kartikeya, Goddess Saraswati, Lord Ganesha, Goddess Lakshmi and the demon Mahisasura which are required for the festival.

PART 3 ~ THE GRAND DECORATIONS

On Durga Puja, pooja pandals are the main attraction. Many people are much talented in developing Puja Pandals (huge covered stage for Puja) with use of wood, paper, bamboos, plastic materials, clothes and other amazing stuffs. Innovative ideas of making Pandal set ups and goddess idols are done with great devotion and a lot of money is erected in Puja Pandals which are all decked with mesmerizing art work. In fact many pandals are also built in shape of world famous monuments or structures.

PART 4 ~ THE CELEBRATIONS 

The major days of the celebration of Durga Puja celebration are seventh, eight, ninth and the tenth day. Basically, the celebration of Durga Puja gears its pace on the 6th day of celebration that is on Maha Shashti. The major rituals of Durga Puja start on the 7th day. The priest is called upon to chant the mantras, shlokas of Puja and perform aarti at the pandal of the Puja. Moreover, there are many cultural activities held such as dance and song competitions as well as games are also organized during last few days of the festival celebration. Many professional artists like singers, dancers, musicians are also called for singing bhajan and stuti of Goddess Durga. Apart from pandal decorations, the city is also illuminated and decorated with displays of colorful and sparkling lights. Also educational institutions as well as offices are closed during four main days of Durga Puja celebration. Indeed, Durga Puja is the biggest and most cheerfully celebrated festival of Kolkata or West Bengal state generally .

HOW THE BONGS CELEBRATE NAVARATRI ~

a. The Dhunuchi Dance 

Dhunuchi Dance is called Dhunuchi because it is performed with Dhunachi . Dhunachi is a native Indian incense burner used during Aarti. The Dhunachi has a flared shape and held by a stem and it has a large cavity at the top. Dhunachi is traditionally made of earthenware so that heat is insulated from the handle and it can be hold in arms for long duration without any discomfort. Dhunachi is lit by placing burning coal at the bottom, which ignites a layer of slow-burning coconut husk, on which incense (usually camphor) is sprinkled. In Eastern India especially in West Bengal, Dhunuchi Nritya is very common during Durga Puja.Dhunuchi dance is performed with two Dhunachi in hands (with single Dhunachi in each hand) along with the frenzy beat of Bengali country drums known as Dhak. In many communities, Dhunuchi competitions are organized and some dancers perform Dhunuchi dance with as many as three Dhunachi by holding third Dhunachi between the teeth. 

b. The Tradition of ‘SINDOOR KHELA’

It is an age old ritual that on the day of Durga puja, women apply sindoor/sindur on the goddess’s feet or forehead and then start smearing it to all the married women around. However, unmarried women or widows are not allowed to celebrate Sindoor Khela. Sindoor Khela celebrates the pride that Bengali wives take in having a husband and to wish a long happy life of her better half. The customary “Sindoor Khela” marks the end of the biggest festival of the Bengalis. It is the time when all the actresses in Kolkata get together and splash each other with the vermilion.

c. The Durga Puja of the ‘BONEDI’ families of Kolkata 

During Durga Puja festival at Bengal the star attraction are the different Barowari Pujas conducted by several clubs and associations. The themes of Pandal and idols of these pujas change every year. Latest themes of Pandals and idol are the talk of the town.Generally overlooked by the Pandal hoppers are the Durga Pujas held privately in several families some of whom were affluent and stalwarts in yesteryear, specially during the Colonial Regime. Although the financial condition is not affluent as it was in earlier days (mainly because the Zamindari system was abolished post independence), yet these families till date perform Durga Puja with dedication maintaining all the rituals. The Pujas are all of 100+ years, some even 200+ and 300+ years old. Everyone of the families gather to celebrate Durga Puja with pomp and show as an annual get-together.

On the Pooja days, devotees wake up early in the morning, and observe a fast until the Durga Anjali that takes place early in the evening around 6-6:30pm, after which they break their fasts with fruits and sweets. Soon after the cultural activities and programs kickstarts, and so does the joy of pandal hopping. With so many beautiful pandals lined up across the city, several families try to make it a point to visit as many pandals in a day as possible.The pandals are often lined with many food stalls, selling the best Kathi Rolls, kebabs, fried fish, biryani, other savoury and sweet snacks. The round of gorging on delicious food ends only on the evening of Vijay Dashami with a good serving of several Mughalai & Indian delicacies like,Mutton Biryani or some Mutton Kosha and loochi (a close cousin of poori).

                    ~ (The sumptuous traditional bengali Navaratri meal)

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11 MOST FAMOUS FESTIVALS IN INDIA YOU SHOULD SEE TO BELIEVE

India is a land of festivities. With hundreds of different communities living together in harmony, the country hosts one or more festivals every month. Full of colours, enhanced by rituals, and offering spectacular visuals, festivals and fairs in India reflect the Indian philosophy of joyous living and togetherness.

Among the various extravagant festivals in India, let us take a look at some of the most famous festivals in India:

1. Dev Deepavali

The auspicious day of Kartik Purnima or the first full moon in the month of November is celebrated in North India by lighting a million (yes, a million!) of oil lamps on the ghats (riverbanks) of Varanasi.

Decorated idols of deities are taken out on the street in a procession and the lamps sparkle under the starry sky at night. The sight is just unbelievable! Also known as Ganga Mahotsav (grand festival of the Ganges), Dev Deepavali is the grandest spectacle in North India.

2. Durga Puja

‘Poojo’ (the worship), as it’s adoringly called in West Bengal, Durga Puja is the grandest festival in India. The roads of Kolkata and its outskirts are lit up with decorative lights, theme-based pandals (temporary temples) are erected to show the creative might of Bengali artisans and the ten-handed idol of Goddess Durga is worshipped by an entire community.

The festival marks the celebration of feminine power and the triumph of good over evil. People from all over the world come to Kolkata to witness the idols and pandals even throughout the night. Held over the span of a week, Durga Puja is the most extravagant festival you may ever behold.

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3. Dussehra

Dussehra is the last night of Navratri, the nine nights of worshipping the goddess of power. This festival is the North Indian counterpart of Durga Puja. Devotees keep fasts and celebrate the end of the festival to appease the goddess.

 This grand event is marked by shooting a symbolic arrow at the head of the effigy of demon king Ravana and burning it to the ground. The Ramlila Maidan in Delhi hosts the largest fair to celebrate this auspicious occasion.

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   4. Holi

Black words on a white screen cannot do justice to describing the colourful frenzy of Holi. The festival of colours is celebrated across India. People smear each other with colours and dance in the joy.

Originally, the festival is dedicated to commemorate the love of Lord Krishna and his beloved Radha. The holy cities of Mathura and Vrindavan, which are famous for being the birthplace of Krishna, host the best celebration of Holi with thousands of devotees and locals enjoying to their heart’s content.

5. Pushkar Camel Fair

Seven days of colourful exhibition and celebration of Rajashtani folk culture are the highlights of Pushkar Camel Fair. Pushkar is a holy city in Rajasthan and its lake is a popular pilgrimage for Hindu devotees.

This traditional carnival is famous for being the largest gathering of cattle, especially camels. Apart from trading cattle, the fair is famous for its rural Olympics, longest moustache competitions, camel race, magic shows, and cultural performances.

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 6. Ganesh Chaturthi

The spectacular festival of Ganesh Chaturthi is dedicated to the famous ‘elephant God’ Lord Ganesha. Communities in Mumbai worship the god’s idols and celebrate with various traditional rituals.

 The highlights of this celebration are the vibrant processions of thousands of people who carry the idols to the Arabian Sea and immerse it with great joy.

 7. Rath Yatra

Juggernaut – the English word has been derived from the name of Lord Jagannath. The meaning of the word juggernaut comes from the processions of huge chariots carrying the lord and his siblings amidst a sea of millions of devotees each year.

The Rath Yatra (journey of the chariots) takes place in the month of August and is one of the most celebrated Hindu festivals in the world.

8. Rann Utsav

Rann is the name of the white sand desert in the state of Gujarat. From October to February, the desert is transformed into a tent city with dozens of tented complexes hosting thousands of visitors.

Cultural performances by folk singers and dancers enthral the spectators. An array of activities await the tourists including horse riding, camel riding, bird watching, traditional dances, different games, giant chess, and para-motoring.

9. Kumbh Mela

Kumbh Mela, dedicated to the worship of Lord Shiva, is where millions of devotees take the ritual dip in the holy rivers of Yamuna, Ganges, Godavari and Shipra.

The only festival that can be observed from space, the largest congregation of human kind takes place at a cycle of 12 years at four riverside pilgrimages in India.

 10. Onam

The soulful culture of Kerala reflects itself in its festivals. Onam, the main festival of Malayalis – the natives of Kerala, is observed each year in August-September.

Boat races, tiger dances, pokkalam (colourful flower decoration), folk music and dance, and Indian martial arts – all mark the traditional festival in Kerala.

 11. Pongal

Dedicated to the Hindu sun god – Surya, the festival of Pongal is celebrated in Tamil Nadu. Marking the end of harvest season on the winter solstice, families gather in public to make a traditional dish by boiling rice, mixing milk and jaggery with it.

The literal translation of ‘pongal’ is ‘to boil and overflow’. People from all walks of life offer prayers to the sun god at home and in temples, exchange gifts to mark a day of joy and togetherness.

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Indians just need an excuse to celebrate. When one festival ends, they look forward to the next one with greater fervour. If you want to experience Indian festivals with luxury and comfort, get in touch with us.

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So, what is the best source of quick funds that is void of inconvenience and time delays? A digital lending platform, such as Loan Singh, of course! But what makes an online personal loan such a good option? How can the woes of traditional lending be replaced by a quicker and smoother process? All these questions are answered by the latest data driven technology called Digital Lending.

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Digital Lending

No human intervention in the loan application process allows for better streamlining. With the number of documents down to just PAN Card and Bank Statement PDF (that too fetched from your net-bankingaccount), you save your precious time instead of going around accumulating multiple documents and attestations needed by traditional lending solutions, such as banks. Technology has equipped digital lending platforms, such as Loan Singh, to serve the salaried and underserved individuals – like you. Loan Singh’s mission is to improve on traditional banking pain points such as delay in loan approval, time taken in disbursement, etc. With digitization enabling Indians to make use of online payment modes, the option to avail an online personal loan does not seem farfetched. Eligible salaried individuals, such as you, are provided funds based on their credit worthiness.

A digital lending platform is set-up in such a way that the borrower’s personal information, financial information and social authorization, are evaluated by the platform; and his/her credit worthiness is calculated. Loan Singh then decides if the loan is to be approved, or not. No bank statement photocopies, no attested documents, no reference forms and no heaps of application forms are needed. With no time wasted in documentation, this mode of personal loan disbursement is faster and quicker than traditional bank solutions.

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Switching your mindset from the traditional solutions, such as banks, is a tough ask. For generations, you have seen your friends & family run to-and-fro from bank to bank trying to get the money they needed to celebrate Navratri. For this reason, you are somehow fine with the offline & time unbound method. But, times have changed, your salary has improved and also the work you need to put in each day to improve your income and lifestyle, has changed. You do not have time to apply for a half day leave, carry a bunch of documents to the bank and wait for your turn at counters. 5 things that you should remember while applying for an online personal loan for Navratri are

Research

Everyone does, and you should too. Despite Loan Singh’s digital presence on Facebook, Twitter, Google+and LinkedIn, you need to understand how digital lending is different from offline modes. Read about Loan Singh’s FAQs, and find out which documents are needed to be kept handy during the online application process. The actual documents should be provided digitally.

Eligibility

Just because you have an internet connection, and you are in need of funds, does not mean a digital lending platform will approve your loan application. You need to be at least 21 years of age & salaried. The minimum monthly salary you should be earning should be Rs. 20,000. A competent credit score is key to get that ‘Amount credited’ SMS flashing on your smartphone.

Before approving the loan, Loan Singh looks at your credit score to evaluate your credit worthiness. A credit worthy borrower is someone who has been prompt in his/her previous loan EMI payments, maintains a good credit utilization ratio, has been paying-off his/her credit card bills on time and has never overspent over the credit card limit. If you have never availed of a loan before, you will have no credit history. In that case, you need to be salaried for at least 3 months to be eligible for a loan at Loan Singh. The lower your credit score, the lower your chances of being eligible for a personal loan.

Amount

The amount you need to borrow will be based on your income and your repayment capacity. The amount should also be intertwined with the personal loan purpose. Navratri is a 10 days’ festival, and so requesting the correct amount for the celebrations is important.

Process

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Default

Once the personal loan is approved and disbursed to your account, your responsibility should become to ensure you do not default in any of the monthly EMIs. You can set-up an auto debit feature with Loan Singh to debit the EMI amount from your account directly. For some reason if you do default, your credit score is negatively affected, and a penalty for default is levied, as well.

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Navratri Shopping

The nine days of Navratri allow devotees to not only maintain reverence during fasting, but also to wear the best of clothes, purchase the best accessories to go with the clothes, utilities for rituals, pandal set-up, etc. Although not on the level of Diwali or Onam, Navratri shopping does generate a lot of buzz and frenzy at shopping outlets.

We delight ourselves by greeting our guests and friends, with the best sweets. We don’t want to fall short in impressing the deity at home, and also to our loved ones. New clothes, jewelry and household items need to be bought. Whether it be heavy traffic, incessant rains or difficulty in finance, we always find a way to get the funds required to celebrate. There is also the case of the best fireworks and gorgeous lighting to be bought. The huge dance get-togethers, called Dandiya Nights, need the best of clothing; and we cannot wear just anything, but the best.

Some of us avid in buying stocks, flock to brokers to get the trading done. Mahurat trading is crucial and is another avenue for our spending. Even the beggars cannot be sent back empty handed. It is that time when there has to be funds in our hands. Dhanteras is less than a month away, but many of us will spend on gold. Consumers prefer pure gold over diamond or lightweight jewelry as the flavor of the season.

How to Quench Your Shopping Urge?

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The best place to get a really quick and easy personal loan is a digital lending platform – such as Loan Singh.

For salaried individuals, to gather up funds to celebrate Navratri within a short span of time is possible only through digital means; as traditional banking solutions would take up to weeks to disburse the funds. For a personal loan, the borrower’s credit worthiness determines if he/she can pay the loan EMIs regularly and, that too, without straining his/her daily living. Your credit report acts like a gauge for Loan Singh. It shows how prompt you have been in your previous credit responsibilities and how trustworthy you are. Loan Singh is perfect because of

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Being Loan Singh Eligible

Before you begin the quick and easy application process at Loan Singh, check the following eligibility criteria required for a personal loan.

Salaried

To avail a personal loan from Loan Singh, you need to be a salaried individual with a monthly salary of minimum Rs.20,000.

Credit Score

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Age

You need to be at least 21 years of age to be considered eligible for availing a personal loan with Loan Singh. As mentioned above, you must be of Indian nationality and salaried, as well.

Financial stability

You need to have a stable monthly income. A good budget is advised to avoid times when you might find it hard to pay-off the loan EMIs.

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The Adda and The PNPC

I woke up this morning with a full heart. The colours on the leaves are transitioning all around me from the summer green to a bright amber and a vibrant red. Autumn is beautiful in Canada, and even though it is the messenger for the onset of winter, Autumn is still loved and cherished, especially so by Bengalis around the world. Growing up outside of Bengal, I never got a vacation during this time of the year-long enough to make the 36-hour long journey by train to Bengal and so, my family never got to celebrate the much awaited ‘Durga Puja’ in Kolkata. The city lovingly called ‘The city of joy’ is more joyful than usual during these festivities. The Memories I often read and heard are about visiting the various pandals all night long, spending time with family, catching up with friends, flirting and the beginnings of budding love, latest fashion trends and of course the delicious, mouthwatering, coma-inducing spread of food. Unfortunately, I never had these memories, and I never felt my heart flutter in anticipation of Pujo, until now.

Last night was offbeat. It reminded me off a few beautiful moments in my life. It reminded me of when as a little girl I sneaked out with my friends to a corner of the nearby park which we called our place and talked about our little troubles. Neither the scorching sun nor the intense rain bothered us. We had an oasis that we cherished and treasured. We shared silly stories and laughed at stupid jokes. It reminded me of my girlfriends from college. The night before the final chemistry exam, my best friend and I stayed up until 5 AM talking about god-knows-what and almost flunked the test. This incident happened seventeen years ago, and we still think of it fondly every time we meet. I believe our friendship was elevated to a whole new level that night.

Last night reminded me of the early days of my career when my monthly salary barely lasted five days and in those five days, away from home and lacking nutritious food; we hunted for places that offered to satiate our cravings without digging a hole through our wallets. There was a restaurant called Annapurna in Chennai which was on the other side of town and getting there took us a good hour or two, but it promised a Bengali fare, and so we went. The queue was long, and we waited impatiently but when that glorified plate of steaming hot white rice garnished with single green chilli with an accompaniment of medium-sized bowls filled with delicacies made of fish and meat was served in front of us, our worries for food for the rest of the month did not matter. That one meal and the commute to get to it, however, lightened our wallets incredibly and so for the better part of the month my roommates huddled around in a circle and ate steaming hot Maggi from a big bowl. This morning as I think about it I can’t recall which meal was more memorable, but where one offered delectable food, the other offered delightful memories.

Talking of memories, these past two months have been a whirlwind of rehearsals. I don’t think I ever heard as many Bengali songs or Bengali humour as I did during this time. The thing about rehearsals is that you make friends. You dance together, correcting each other’s flaws, learning from them and about them, you encounter hilarious moments which become anecdotes for a dinner party. You laugh together, get mad at each other, feel the pain and pleasure of dancing together and in the process, you make friends. The last time I rehearsed as much and had so much fun was in high school as we prepped and planned for the Ganapati celebrations. Days in school seemed never-ending as we awaited the end of the day bell so we could hurry back home and meet our friends for rehearsals. My mom mentioned this the other day as we were heading out to the rehearsals, “why do you need so much practice for a three-minute performance?” Where the audience watches a three-minute performance, the performers spend months perfecting it. And so as the day arrived closer, the activities became more and more frenzied, and in those moments, I finally started to feel the anticipation and flutter in my tummy.

Read the other part of this Duolog(ue).

Fake Guns, Potka Competition, Bird Watching

Durga Puja, Dassera or whatever we choose to call it, brings one thing above any other, and that is the feeling of togetherness among seemingly disparate sets of people. Sure, it has an insanely long mythological story that upholds the triumph of good over evil, but that is not important.

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AbRam Khan seeks blessings of his Ganpati “pappa”

1/254Photo: AbRam Khan seeks blessings of his Ganpati “pappa”

Ganesh Chaturthi is Bollywood’s one of the favourite festivals. Many celebs welcome the lord at their home while some visits famous Ganpati pandals to seek Bappa’s blessings. Pictures from their celebrations are all over the internet.

Now, Shah Rukh Khan also took to his Instagram account and posted a picture of his son AbRam Khan seeking blessings from the elephant God. In the caption, SRK revealed that AbRam calls the God as “Ganpati Pappa”. He wrote, “Our Ganpati ‘Pappa’ is home, as the lil one calls him.”

On the work front, Shah Rukh will be next seen in Aanand L Rai’s ‘Zero’ starring Anushka Sharma, Katrina Kaif and Abhay Deol. The actor will soon begin shooting for astronaut Rakesh Sharma’s biopic.

2/254Photo: Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput come out of hospital with newborn Zain Kapoor

On September 5th, actor Shahid Kapoor and Mira Rajput became proud parent yet again with the coming of their child. This time it is a boy and he has been named as Zain Kapoor. His popularity has been skyrocketing already with fans demanding pictures. Now, we finally have the first glimpses of the newborn.

In a picture that has surfaced online, the actor can be seen with his wife, daughter Misha and the newborn son as they come out of the hospital. The couple is all smiles as Mira is carrying her infant son with Shahid carrying Misha. With this glimpse, the starkid’s fan frenzy has officially begun.

3/254Photos: AbRam Khan enjoys his holiday by firing water guns

Shah Rukh Khan’s adorable munchkin AbRam has been the apple of the eye for paparazzi ever since his birth. As he is growing up faster than ever, his social media fan following looks far from diminishing. Now, at the occasion of Dahi Handi, he found a unique way to celebrate his holiday. In a series of pictures that have surfaced online, the toddler can be standing shirtless at the roof of Mannat firing water gun as revelers engage in Dahi Handi outside. His enthusiasm is truly infectious and will bring about a smile to your face. Recently, SRK had also shared his picture along with Suhana on the occasion of Rakshabandhan.

4/254This picture of Sunidhi Chauhan with her baby boy will melt your heart

Bollywood’s most versatile singer Sunidhi Chauhan recently embraced motherhood for the very first time after giving birth to a beautiful baby boy.

After her first marriage to choreographer Bobby Khan failed at the very young age of 18, Sunidhi tied the knot with music composer Hitesh Sonik in 2012, after dating him for two years. The happy couple became parents and started the brand new chapter of parenthood on January 2nd, 2018.

She recently took to her Instagram to share an adorable selfie with her baby boy. Both of them look absolutely adorable with their goofy faces. She captioned the picture as, “Me and mine!”

5/254This throwback picture of Tusshar Kapoor and son Laksshya’s “pout game on point” is too cute to miss

Tusshar Kapoor’s bundle of joy Laksshya has been in the news ever since his birth and people just can’t get enough of his cuteness. While sister Ekta Kapoor shared a picture of Laksshya having a gala time with grandfather Jeetendra, Tusshar has posted another picture of his son.

In the monochrome picture, Tusshar is posing with Laksshya while he pouts. He captioned the picture as, “#throwbackthursday #poutgoals #love #cuteness #year1”

The father-son duo definitely looks adorable together. It is clear that the star kid is the apple of the Kapoor family. On the work front, Tusshar will reportedly be seen in a ‘Bhaiyyaji Superhitt’.

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Diego Maradona Arrives In Kolkata Sans Fan Frenzy

Legendary Diego Maradona lastly saved his date with the football-crazy Kolkata by arriving within the metropolis for his three-day personal journey, which was initially scheduled in September. Sporting a blue T-shirt and a cap, the Argentine famous person and his feminine companion landed previous 7 pm by way of Dubai and headed straight to the resort in New Town, Rajarhat. This is the 1986 World Cup winner’s second go to to the town after December 2008, when hundreds of followers gathered close to airport and lined up the streets effectively previous midnight to welcome their soccer icon.

But together with his newest journey mired in postponements greater than as soon as and an air of uncertainty until the final minute, it was a low-key arrival for Maradona, as solely handful journalists and a few officers have been seen on the airport and the resort.

“It is such an honour for me to be able to make this trip. Kolkata is a very special place and I have good memories from my trip there many years ago, the fans were fantastic,” Maradona mentioned.

“India is a very passionate football nation, and I look forward to meeting a whole new generation of fans while continuing to spread the overwhelming love that I have for this beautiful game.”

Originally scheduled to reach on September 19, on the day of ‘Mahalaya’ to kickstart the auspicious Durga Puja pageant, Maradona was to unveil his statue in addition to inaugurating a north Kolkata ‘pandal’.

With Durga Puja over, Maradona’s schedule has been altered a bit as he’ll now meet some cancer-afflicted sufferers on the similar membership and also will lay a basis stone of his statue on Monday afternoon. He additionally has some sponsor committments in the direction of the night and can attend a gala dinner.

The much-hyped ‘Dada versus Diego’ exhibition involving Kolkata cricket icon Sourav Ganguly will now happen on December 12 on the outskirts of Barasat, about 35 kilometres from the town.

It is, nevertheless, not clear whether or not Maradona would play the total match after he underwent a shoulder surgical procedure a number of days again, whereas frequent change of dates would additionally imply many celebrities, who have been initially slated to come back, could give it a miss.

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Diego Maradona Arrives In Kolkata Sans Fan Frenzy

Legendary Diego Maradona lastly saved his date with the football-crazy Kolkata by arriving within the metropolis for his three-day personal journey, which was initially scheduled in September. Sporting a blue T-shirt and a cap, the Argentine famous person and his feminine companion landed previous 7 pm by way of Dubai and headed straight to the resort in New Town, Rajarhat. This is the 1986 World Cup winner’s second go to to the town after December 2008, when hundreds of followers gathered close to airport and lined up the streets effectively previous midnight to welcome their soccer icon.

But together with his newest journey mired in postponements greater than as soon as and an air of uncertainty until the final minute, it was a low-key arrival for Maradona, as solely handful journalists and a few officers have been seen on the airport and the resort.

“It is such an honour for me to be able to make this trip. Kolkata is a very special place and I have good memories from my trip there many years ago, the fans were fantastic,” Maradona mentioned.

“India is a very passionate football nation, and I look forward to meeting a whole new generation of fans while continuing to spread the overwhelming love that I have for this beautiful game.”

Originally scheduled to reach on September 19, on the day of ‘Mahalaya’ to kickstart the auspicious Durga Puja pageant, Maradona was to unveil his statue in addition to inaugurating a north Kolkata ‘pandal’.

With Durga Puja over, Maradona’s schedule has been altered a bit as he’ll now meet some cancer-afflicted sufferers on the similar membership and also will lay a basis stone of his statue on Monday afternoon. He additionally has some sponsor committments in the direction of the night and can attend a gala dinner.

The much-hyped ‘Dada versus Diego’ exhibition involving Kolkata cricket icon Sourav Ganguly will now happen on December 12 on the outskirts of Barasat, about 35 kilometres from the town.

It is, nevertheless, not clear whether or not Maradona would play the total match after he underwent a shoulder surgical procedure a number of days again, whereas frequent change of dates would additionally imply many celebrities, who have been initially slated to come back, could give it a miss.

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