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🛕 गणेश टेकरी - Ganesh Tekri #Nathdwara #Rajasthan

◉ टेकरी का अर्थ होता है पहाड़ी, अर्थात भगवान श्री गणेश की पहाड़ी।

◉ नाथद्वारा के सबसे प्राचीनतम मंदिरों मे से एक।

◉ पर्यटन स्थल, पिकनिक स्पॉट एवं व्यू पॉइंट के लिए प्रसिद्द।

◉ गणेश टेकरी मंदिर, *श्री कृष्ण सर्किल* के एकदम निकट है।

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Bahula Chaturthi 2024: कब है बहुला चतुर्थी जानिए तिथि और शुभ मुहूर्तBahula Chaturthi 2024: बहुला चतुर्थी या बोल चौथ भारत के सांस्कृतिक त्योहारों में से एक माना जाता है, जहाँ कृषक समुदाय, विशेषकर महिलाएँ गाय की पूजा करती हैं। बहुला चतुर्थी का त्यौहार श्रावण मास के दौरान भारत के लगभग सभी क्षेत्रों में मनाया जाता है।

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What Are the Best Festivals to Enjoy South Indian Sweets?

South Indian sweets are an integral part of various cultural and religious celebrations. These sweets are not only a treat for the taste buds but also symbolize joy, prosperity, and the sharing of happiness with family and friends. Here are some of the best festivals when South Indian sweets take center stage:

1. Diwali (Deepavali)

One of the most celebrated festivals in India, Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is synonymous with an abundance of sweets. During Diwali, South Indian families indulge in a wide variety of sweets like Laddu, Mysore Pak, Jalebi, and Kaju Katli. The sweets are not just enjoyed during family gatherings but also exchanged as gifts, spreading warmth and joy. The intricate preparation of sweets and the elaborate festivities make Diwali the perfect occasion to enjoy South Indian treats.

2. Pongal

Celebrated in Tamil Nadu and other southern states, Pongal is a harvest festival dedicated to the Sun God. Traditional sweets like Sakkarai Pongal (sweet rice made with jaggery, moong dal, and ghee) are prepared as part of the offerings to the gods. Along with this, Vadai, Laddu, and Kozhukattai are enjoyed by families to mark the festival. The sweetness of jaggery and the aroma of freshly roasted spices make Pongal a perfect festival to indulge in these homemade delights.

3. Navaratri

Navaratri, a festival that spans nine nights in honor of Goddess Durga, is one of the most important festivals in South India. During these nine nights, sundal (spiced legumes), payasam, and various types of Laddu are offered to the deity and shared among devotees. Kozhukattai (modaks), made from rice flour with a sweet filling of coconut and jaggery, is another staple sweet during Navaratri. The festive spirit is perfectly complemented with these traditional treats.

4. Vinayaka Chaturthi

Dedicated to Lord Ganesha, Vinayaka Chaturthi (Ganesh Chaturthi) is widely celebrated in South India. It is famous for offering sweets to the deity, especially Modaks, a sweet dumpling made with a mixture of coconut and jaggery. Laddus and Kozhukattai are also common offerings during this festival. The preparation of sweets for Vinayaka Chaturthi is often accompanied by elaborate rituals, making it a truly joyful and sweet-filled occasion.

5. Onam

Onam, celebrated in Kerala, is a major harvest festival that involves a grand feast known as Onam Sadya, which includes a variety of traditional sweets like Ada Pradhaman (a rice flour-based sweet dish), Banana chips, and Payasam. The abundance of sweets served during Onam is a highlight of the festival, where families gather to enjoy a wide range of flavors and textures. Onam is a celebration of prosperity, and the sweets add to the festive spirit of the occasion.

6. Christmas

While Christmas is widely celebrated across India, in the South, it often involves the making of rich sweets like Plum Cake, Kulkuls, and Neer Dosai. Puttu with Kadala Curry, a traditional Kerala dish, is also a common sweet dish served during Christmas. South Indian Christians celebrate the festival by preparing various sweets that are enjoyed with family and guests.

7. Mahashivaratri

During Mahashivaratri, which is dedicated to Lord Shiva, people often fast and offer prayers throughout the night. However, the sweets prepared during this time, such as Rava Kesari and Vermicelli Payasam, are rich and aromatic, made with ghee, sugar, and nuts. These sweets are enjoyed after the fast, making Mahashivaratri another festival that brings a special connection with South Indian treats.

8. Karva Chauth

Although Karva Chauth is primarily a North Indian festival, it is also celebrated in parts of South India. The sweets prepared during Karva Chauth are often rich in flavor and include Laddu, Kaju Katli, and Rava Kesari. Women observe a fast for the well-being of their husbands, and the day culminates in the sharing of sweets with family members, making it a delightful occasion for South Indian sweets.

9. Ugadi

Ugadi is the Telugu and Kannada New Year, celebrated with much enthusiasm in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka. The festival is marked by the preparation of special sweets like Ugadi Pachadi (a bittersweet dish made with jaggery, tamarind, and raw mango), Bobbatlu, and Laddu. The sweets symbolize the coming together of various flavors of life, and Ugadi is the perfect time to indulge in traditional South Indian treats.

Conclusion

South Indian sweets are an essential part of numerous festivals, and each celebration is incomplete without these delicious treats. Whether it's the rich Mysore Pak during Diwali or the comforting Sakkarai Pongal during Pongal, these sweets add sweetness to the joy of the festivals. The festivals mentioned above are the best occasions to indulge in South Indian sweets and experience the culture and tradition behind each one.

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Festival Celebrations in India : Let the Festivities Begin!

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Explore India’s biggest celebrations and find out how you can make them even better with our range of iPhone cases, fast-charging cables, and premium phone accessories!

List of Festivals.

1. Independence Day

2. Raksha Bandhan

3. Janmashtami

4. Ganesh Chaturthi

5. Dussehra

6. Karva Chauth

7. Diwali

8. Christmas

9. Makar Sankranti

10. Republic Day

Lets see All festivals in details

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2. Raksha Bandhan (19th August)

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3. Janmashtami (6th September)

From midnight pujas to the thrill of breaking the ‘Dahi Handi,’ Janmashtami is all about devotion and excitement. Make sure to capture these precious moments with GrunX Store’s latest phone accessories that ensure every photo is Instagram-worthy. Don’t miss a beat—keep your phone ready with our fast chargers and protective cases!

4. Ganesh Chaturthi (17th September)

Bring home Lord Ganesha and immerse yourself in the celebration of Ganesh Chaturthi. From Aartis to Visarjans, the excitement never stops. GrunX Store offers the perfect accessories for the occasion—whether it's audio accessories for Aartis or a stylish iPhone case to keep your phone protected.

5. Dussehra (15th October)

Dussehra marks the victory of good over evil, celebrated with Ramlilas and the burning of Ravana effigies. As you enjoy the spectacle, protect your phone from the chaos with our rugged iPhone cases. GrunX Store offers durable, stylish covers that ensure your phone stays safe while you revel in the festivities.

6. Karva Chauth (31st October)

On Karva Chauth, women fast from sunrise to moonrise for their husbands' well-being. While you wait for the moon, why not surprise your loved one with a thoughtful gift from GrunX Store? Our exclusive deals on tech accessories will make sure your romantic gesture is as functional as it is stylish!

7. Diwali (2th November)

Diwali is India’s biggest festival, known for its grandeur. Homes light up with diyas, fireworks burst in the sky, and gifts are exchanged. GrunX Store is here to help you celebrate with our premium phone accessories. From iPhone covers to fast-charging cables, we have everything to keep your tech glowing during the Diwali celebrations. Don't forget to check out our big festive discounts!

8. Christmas (25th December)

Christmas brings the joy of togetherness, gift-giving, and twinkling lights. This holiday season, explore the perfect tech gifts from GrunX Store for your loved ones. From fast-charging cables to sleek iPhone cases, our products will make the perfect Christmas present, ensuring your tech looks as festive as your home!

9. Makar Sankranti (14th January)

On Makar Sankranti, kites soar high in the sky while people share sweets. Make sure your gear stays fly too! Protect your phone with GrunX Store’s stylish iPhone covers that are designed for both aesthetics and functionality. Celebrate in style with the best festival phone accessories.

10. Republic Day (26th January)

On Republic Day, India celebrates its Constitution with parades and patriotic events. Keep your phone protected while capturing the patriotic fervor with GrunX Store’s premium phone gear. Stream live events or capture photos of the parades—our products are designed to support your Republic Day celebration.

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Today's date - 22 August 2024 Vedic Hindu Panchang with accurate calculations

🌤 Date - 22 August 2024 🌤 Day - Thursday 🌤 Vikram Samvat - 2081 (2080 according to Gujarat-Maharashtra) 🌤 Shak Samvat - 1946 🌤 Ayan - Dakshinayan 🌤 Season - Autumn 🌤 Month - Bhadrapada (Shravan according to Gujarat-Maharashtra) 🌤 Paksha - Krishna 🌤 Tithi - Tritiya till 01:46 pm then Chaturthi 🌤 Nakshatra - Uttar Bhadrapada till 10:05 pm then Revati 🌤 Yoga - Dhriti till 01:11 pm then Shoola 🌤 Rahu Kaal - From 02:17 PM to 03:52 PM 🌤 Sunrise - 06:20 🌤 Sunset - 19:01 👉 Dishashool - In South direction 🚩 Vrat festival details - Kajari Teej, Bahula Chaturthi, Bahula Chauth (M.P.), Sankashta Chaturthi (Moonrise: 08:51 PM, Panchak, Autumn season begins 💥 Special - Eating Parval on Tritiya increases enemies. (Brahma Vaivart Purana, Brahma Khand: 27.29-34) 🌷 Bahula Chaturthi 🌷 🙏🏻 The Chaturthi of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month (Shravan month according to Gujarat and Maharashtra) is known as Bahula Chaturthi and Bahula Chauth. On this day, fast is observed for Lord Shri Ganesh. This time This Chaturthi is on 22nd August, Thursday.

🌷How to observe the fast🌷

👩🏻 Women should take a bath in the morning on this day and start worshipping Lord Ganesha with purity. Take a vow to fast in front of the idol of Lord Ganesha. Complete the worship of Shri Ganesha with sixteen remedies like incense, lamp, fragrance, flowers, Prasad etc. Speak as little as possible before the moon rises.

👉🏻 In the evening, take a bath again and worship Lord Shri Ganesha with the same worship method. After this, when the moon rises, worship Lord Shri Ganesha with milk, durva, betel nut, fragrance, Akshat in a conch and offer Arghya to Chandradev on Chaturthi Tithi. In this way, by observing Bahula Chaturthi fast, all the wishes are fulfilled and all the troubles, disturbances and obstacles related to the practical and mental life of the Vrati (the one who observes the fast) are completely destroyed. This fast gives children and increases wealth.

🌞 ~ Vedic Panchang ~ 🌞

🌷 If there is any problem 🌷

➡ 22 August 2024 Thursday, Sankashta Chaturthi, Moonrise at 08:52 PM

🙏🏻 Many problems keep coming in our life, they do not go away. Sometimes some problem, sometimes some problem. Such people can do an experiment mentioned in Shiv Puran, that Chaturthi of Krishna Paksha (means Chaturthi after Purnima) comes. On that day, in the morning, bow to Ganpatiji while reciting six mantras that these problems and troubles that are repeatedly coming in our house should be destroyed.

👉🏻 The six mantras are as follows –

🌷 Om Sumukhaya Namah: Beautiful face; May the beauty of true devotion remain on our face too.

🌷 Om Durmukhaya Namah : Meaning when a person with demonic tendencies harasses a devotee then… the wicked get scared on seeing Bhairava.

🌷 Om Modaya Namah : One who remains cheerful, happy. Those who remember him also become happy.

🌷 Om Pramodaya Namah : Pramodaya; He makes others happy too. A devotee is also cheerful and a non-devotee is careless, lazy. Lakshmi leaves a lazy man. And one who is not careless, Lakshmi remains permanent.

🌷 Om Avighnaya Namah

🌷 Om Vighnakaratryeya Namah

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Sakat Chauth 2024|सकट चौथ 2024

Date, time, auspicious time, importance, and worship rituals| तिथि, समय, शुभ मुहूर्त, महत्व व पूजन अनुष्ठान 

Sakat Chauth is one of the two auspicious dates of Chaturthi. According to the Hindu calendar, there are two Chaturthi dates in every month: the date following the new moon during Krishna Paksha is called Sakat Chauth and the date following Shukla Paksha is called Vinayaka Chaturthi or Sankashti Chaturthi.

According to the Hindu lunar calendar, Sakat Chauth (Sakat Chauth 2024) fast is observed on the fourth day of Krishna Paksha in the month of Magha. Sakat Chauth is also called Shree Ganesh Chauth or Tilkuta Chauth. Lord Shree Ganesha and the Moon God are worshiped on Sakat Chauth.

It is believed that by observing Sakat Chauth fast, all the obstacles of life are removed and Lord Ganesha blesses his devotees with health, happiness, and good children. Let us know, the date of the Sakat Chauth fast in the new year, the puja time, and other important rituals associated with this fast-

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Sakat Chauth 2024 Date|सकट चौथ 2024 तिथि

Every year the fast and festival of Sakat Chauth is celebrated on the Chaturthi of Krishna Paksha of Magh month. On this day, Lord Ganesha is worshiped with rituals, and a fast is observed. This year, this fast dedicated to Lord Ganesha will be observed on Monday, 29 January 2024 (Sakat Chauth 2024 Date).

This fast of Sakat Chauth is also known as Tilkuta Chauth.

Sakat Chauth 2024 Auspicious time|सकट चौथ 2024 शुभ मुहूर्त

Sakat Chauth 2024 date -

29 January 2024, Monday

Moonrise time-

at 09:10 in the evening

Chaturthi date start time-

January 29, from 06:10 pm

Chaturthi date closing time-

30 January, till 08:54 pm

Significance of Sakat Chauth Vrat (Importance of Sakat Chauth 2024)| सकट चौथ 2024 का महत्व

Sakat Chauth is an important day for devotees all over India. This fast is observed to please Lord Ganesha, the supreme god of wisdom.

Lord Ganesha is also known as "Vighnaharta" which means "remover of all barriers". Therefore the purpose of the fast is to remove all life's obstacles through the worship of Lord Ganesha.

According to Hindu belief, worshiping Lord Ganesha with true faith on this auspicious day brings wealth and prosperity in life, removes all obstacles, and also provides relief from the negative effects of Mercury.

Rituals of Sakat Chauth 2024 | Main rituals of Sakat Chauth 2024|सकट चौथ 2024 के मुख्य अनुष्ठान

• On the day of Sakat Chauth, devotees keep fast for the whole day. Along with this, mainly khichdi of peanuts, potatoes, and sago is cooked on this day.

• Worship rituals are performed on this day when the moon is visible. Durva grass, fresh fruits, flowers, and incense sticks are offered to Lord Ganesha.

• Chanting Vedic mantras or mantras dedicated to Lord Ganesha on the day of Sakat Chauth brings blessings. On Sankashti Chaturthi, devotees chant Ganesh Stotra, Sankashtanashan Stotra and Vakratundha Mahakaya.

• On this day, most devotees perform the Aarti of Lord Ganesha and recite Chaturthi Vrat Katha. The rituals of this day end with the sighting of the moon. Apart from this, devotees also worship Shri Ganesh Yantra on this day.

Apart from worshiping Lord Ganesha on the day of Sakat Chauth, you can also install Shri Ganesh Yantra (Shree Ganesh Yantra online) in your home. This Yantra is not only an important way to please Lord Ganesha but is also considered beneficial in bringing good luck and prosperity to the house.

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- How to observe Karva Chautha/Ganesh Chauth Vrata and the items/things required for this purpose are described alongside Arties.

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ऋणहर्ता गणेश स्तोत्र - Rin Harta Shri Ganesh Stotra

॥ ध्यान ॥ ॐ सिन्दूर-वर्णं द्वि-भुजं गणेशं लम्बोदरं पद्म-दले निविष्टम् । ब्रह्मादि-देवैः परि-सेव्यमानं सिद्धैर्युतं तं प्रणामि देवम् ॥

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✨The Great Top Most Famous Indian Artist - P.Sardar ji.

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What Are the Best Festivals to Enjoy South Indian Sweets?

South Indian sweets are an integral part of the region’s rich cultural and religious traditions. These sweets, known for their rich flavors and unique textures, are prepared and enjoyed during various festivals, adding to the joy and celebrations. Whether made at home or bought from local stores or through online shopping for South Indian sweets, these festive treats are a vital part of the festivities. Here are some of the best festivals to enjoy South Indian sweets, where you can indulge in a variety of traditional delicacies.

1. Diwali (Deepavali)

Diwali, the festival of lights, is one of the biggest and most widely celebrated festivals in South India. During this festival, families prepare a variety of sweets and savory snacks to mark the occasion. Popular sweets include Laddu, Mysore Pak, Rava Kesari, and Jalebi. The festival is not complete without these indulgent treats, which are shared with friends and family as symbols of love and prosperity. Whether homemade or ordered online, Diwali sweets are meant to spread happiness and light up the celebrations.

2. Pongal

Pongal, a harvest festival celebrated primarily in Tamil Nadu, is another important occasion for enjoying South Indian sweets. The festival is marked by the preparation of Pongal, a sweet dish made from newly harvested rice, jaggery, and coconut, served as a symbol of prosperity and gratitude. Other popular sweets during Pongal include Ven Pongal (a savory version) and Ariselu, a deep-fried sweet made with rice flour and jaggery. These sweets are often offered to the gods during the festivities and shared among family and friends.

3. Navaratri

Navaratri is a festival celebrated over nine nights in honor of the Goddess Durga. It involves fasting, prayers, and festive gatherings, with many families preparing sweets to offer to the goddess and share with loved ones. Sundal (a savory dish of boiled legumes) is often enjoyed during this period, but sweets like Laddu, Modak, and Payasam (particularly Pal Payasam) are essential parts of the feast. Navaratri sweets symbolize purity and devotion, and the preparations add to the spiritual and festive ambiance.

4. Ganesh Chaturthi

Ganesh Chaturthi, the festival dedicated to Lord Ganesha, is one of the most vibrant festivals in South India. People prepare various sweets as offerings to Lord Ganesha, with Modak being the most iconic. These steamed rice flour dumplings filled with jaggery, coconut, and cardamom are beloved across the region. Kozhukattai, another rice-based sweet, is also commonly prepared during this festival. The sweets are offered during the Ganesh idol installation and consumed as a part of the celebration when the idol is immersed in water.

5. Onam

Onam is a harvest festival celebrated mainly in Kerala, known for its elaborate celebrations, including the grand Onam Sadhya (feast). The Sadhya consists of an elaborate spread of vegetarian dishes, including several types of Payasam (like Semiya Payasam and Pal Payasam), which are a must-have during the festival. Unniyappam (a banana-based deep-fried sweet) and Ada Pradhaman (a sweet pudding made from rice flour and jaggery) are also traditional sweets enjoyed during Onam. These sweets, along with other festival dishes, are prepared in abundance to celebrate the harvest and honor the legendary King Mahabali.

6. Makar Sankranti

Makar Sankranti, a festival celebrated in Tamil Nadu as Pongal and in other parts of India, marks the arrival of the harvest season. Sweets made from til (sesame seeds) and jaggery, like Tilgul and Ellu Urundai, are prepared during this festival. These sweets are believed to bring good health and prosperity. In Tamil Nadu, the festival is also marked by the preparation of Sakkarai Pongal, a sweet dish made from rice, jaggery, and coconut, which is offered to the Sun God.

7. Karva Chauth

Karva Chauth is celebrated by married women, especially in parts of South India, where they fast for the well-being of their husbands. During the festival, women break their fast with a sweet treat. Popular South Indian sweets like Laddu, Modak, and Kesaribath (semolina pudding) are often enjoyed after the fast is broken. These sweets are shared with loved ones to mark the occasion.

8. Christmas

Though not a traditional South Indian festival, Christmas is widely celebrated in the coastal regions of South India, especially in Kerala and Goa. South Indian Christians prepare a variety of sweets during Christmas, including Nei Appam (deep-fried rice flour dumplings), Kozhukattai, and Plum Cake. These treats are shared with family and neighbors during festive meals, contributing to the joyous atmosphere of the holiday.

9. Ram Navami

Ram Navami, the celebration of Lord Rama's birth, is another festival during which South Indian sweets play a key role. Payasam (particularly Rice Payasam) is a common offering during this festival, and sweets like Laddu and Puttu are also prepared to mark the occasion. These sweets are part of the prasad (offerings) shared with devotees at temples and homes during prayers and family gatherings.

10. Ugadi

Ugadi is the Telugu and Kannada New Year and is celebrated with enthusiasm in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. On this day, a special Ugadi Pachadi (a mixture of new fruits, jaggery, and neem) is prepared as a symbol of the different aspects of life. Alongside this, sweets like Bobbatlu (sweet flatbreads stuffed with jaggery and dal) and Pulihora (tamarind rice) are common. These festive sweets symbolize hope, prosperity, and the sweetness of life in the coming year.

Conclusion

Festivals in South India are filled with vibrant rituals, prayers, and, of course, an abundance of sweets. Each festival brings its own set of iconic desserts, from the rich and creamy Payasam during Onam to the crispy Modak during Ganesh Chaturthi. Whether you're enjoying these treats fresh at home or ordering them through online shopping for South Indian sweets, these desserts are an essential part of the celebrations. Enjoying these sweets during festivals allows you to experience the true essence of South Indian culture and hospitality.

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Ganesh ji has the first place among all the gods. But in reality the first place belongs to the Supreme God. • According to folk tradition, it is also called Danda Chauth.