#navratri 2020 march

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चैत्र नवरात्र 2020 की तिथि, समय, माता पूजा #Navratri #LiveSach #Ramnavmi पहला नवरात्र25, मार्च 2020 (बुधवार)- शैलपुत्री माता की पूजा दुसरा नवरात्र26, मार्च 2020 (गुरुवार)- ब्रह्मचारिणी माता की पूजा

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घटस्थापना के लिए हैं 3 मुहूर्त, 5 राजयोग में नवरात्र शुरू होना देश के लिए शुभ

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25 मार्च को घटस्थापना होगी और 2 अप्रैल को मनाई जाएगी राम नवमी

इस बार कोई भी तिथि क्षय नहीं होने से पूरे नौ दिन के रहेंगे नवरात्र

विनय भट्ट

Mar 25, 2020, 07:25 AM IST

जीवन मंत्र डेस्क. 25 मार्च, बुधवार यानी आज चैत्र माह के शुक्लपक्ष की प्रतिपदा से नवरात्र शुरू हो रहे हैं। जो कि 2 अप्रैल यानी रामनवमी तक रहेंगे। आज घटस्थापना के लिए दिनभर में 3 शुभ मुहूर्त हैं। काशी के ज्योतिषाचार्य पं.…

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2020 Panreligious Calendar for all of your Panreligious Needs

MM/DD-MM/DD, MM/DD: Name (Alternative Name) [Religion]

Sometimes the final pair of brackets will have the name of a country instead of a religion. This is because the holiday is religious in nature, but is not widely celebrated outside of this area.

In general, for the purposes of this list, Eastern Orthodox Christians and Coptic Orthodox Christians are grouped separately to "Christian" as they operate on a different calendar. All dates are according to the Gregorian Calendar. It is assumed that you are in the Northern Hemisphere.

If I messed something up, please let me know!

January Panreligious Calendar

1/1: Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God [Roman Catholic] {1/1}

1/1: World Peace Day [Baha'i]

1/4: Elizabeth Ann B. Seton Feast Day [Roman Catholic] {1/4}

1/5: Guru Gobind Singh's Birthday [Sikh] 

1/6: Christmas [Armenian Apostolic Church] {1/6}

1/6: Epiphany [Christian] {1/6}

1/6: Día de los Tres Reyes (Three Kings Day) [Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico] {1/6}

1/7: Christmas (Feast of the Nativity) [Eastern Orthodox Christian, Coptic Orthodox Christian, Rastafarian] {1/7}

1/14: New Year [Eastern Orthodox Christian] {1/14}

1/15: Makar Sankranti (Magha) [Hindu] {1/14 or 1/15}

1/15-1/19: Pongal (Tai Pongal) [Hindu] {1/13-1/17, 1/14-1/18, or 1/15-1/19}

1/19: Epiphany [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian] {1/19}

1/19: Vasant Panchami (Basant Panchami) [Hindu] {Between 1/15 and 3/1}

1/19: World Religion Day [Baha'i]

1/21: Our Lady of Altagracia [Dominican Republic] {1/21}

February Panreligious Calendar

Sundown 2/1-2/2: Imbolc (Brigid’s Day) [Pagan and Wiccan] {Sundown 2/1-2/2}

2/2: Candlemas [Christian]

2/3: Suyapa Day [Honduras]

2/9: St. Maron's Day [Lebanon]

Sundown 2/9-2/10: Tu Bishvat (New Year of the Trees) [Jewish]

2/15: Parinirvana (Nirvana Day) [Buddhist]

2/21: Maha Shivaratri (Shiva's Night) [Hindu]

2/24: Shrove Monday [Christian]

2/25: Mardi Gras (Shrove Tuesday) [Christian]

2/26: Ash Wednesday (beginning of Lent) [Christian]

2/26-3/1: Festival of Ayyam-i-Ha (Intercalary Days) [Baha'i]

March Panreligious Calendar

3/2: Beginning of Great Lent [Eastern Orthodox Christian]

3/2-3/20: Baha'i Fast [Baha'i]

Sundown 3/9-3/10: Purim (Feast of Lots) [Jewish]

3/10-3/13: Hola Mohalla [Sikh]

3/10-3/13: Holi [Hindu]

3/19: Feast of St. Joseph [Roman Catholic]

Sundown 3/19-3/20: Ostara (Vernal Equinox) [Pagan and Wiccan]

3/21: Naw Ruz (New Year) [Zoroastrian]

Sundown 3/21-3/22: Lailat al Miraj

3/25: The Annunciation [Christian]

3/25-4/2: Chaitra Navratri [Hindu]

3/25: Gudi Padwa [Hindu]

3/25: Ugadi [Hindu]

3/25: Vikram Samvat [Hindu]

3/26: Birthday of Prophet Zarathushtra (Khordad Sal) [Zoroastrian]

April Panreligious Calendar

4/2: Rama Navami (Birthday of Rama) [Hindu]

4/6: Mahavir Jayanti [Jain]

4/7: The Annunciation [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

4/8: Buddha's Birth [Buddhist]

Sundown 4/8-4/16: Passover [Jewish]

Sundown 4/8-4/9: Mid-Sha'ban [Islamic]

4/9: Maundy Thursday [Christian]

4/10: Good Friday [Christian]

4/11: Holy Saturday [Christian]

4/12: Easter [Christian]

4/13: Easter Monday [Christian]

4/13: Vaisakhi (New Year) [Hindu]

4/14: Vaisakhi [Sikh]

4/16: Holy Thursday [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

4/17: Holy Friday [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

4/18: Holy Saturday [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

4/19: Easter [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

4/19: Feast of Divine Mercy [Roman Catholic]

4/20: Easter Monday [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

4/21, 4/29, 5/2: Festival of Ridvan [Baha'i]

Sundown 4/23-5/23: Ramadan [Islamic]

Sundown 4/30-5/1: Beltaine [Pagan and Wiccan]

5/7: Vesak (Buddha Day) [Buddhist]

Sundown 5/11-5/12: Lag BaOmer [Jewish]

5/13: Our Lady of Fatima Day [Portugal]

Sundown 5/18-5/19: Laylat al-Qadr [Islamic]

5/21: Ascension Day [Christian]

5/22-5/23: Declaration of the Bab [Baha'i]

5/22: Jumu'atul-Wida [Islamic]

Sundown 5/23-5/26: Eid al-Fitr [Islamic]

5/27-5/29: Ascension of Baha'u'llah [Baha'i]

5/28: Ascension Day [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

Sundown 5/28-5/30: Shavout (Festival of Weeks) [Jewish]

5/31: Pentecost (Whit Sunday) [Christian]

June Panreligious Calendar

6/1: Whit Monday [Christian]

6/7: Pentecost [Coptic Orthodox Christian, Eastern Orthodox Christian]

6/7: Trinity Sunday [Christian]

6/8: Monday of the Holy Spirit [Eastern Orthodox Christian]

6/11: Feast of Corpus Christi [Roman Catholic]

6/14: All Saints Day [Eastern Orthodox Christian]

6/14: Race Unity Day [Baha'i]

6/16: Martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev Sahib [Sikh]

6/19: Feast of the Sacred Heart [Roman Catholic]

Sundown 6/20-6/21: Litha (Summer Solstice) [Pagan and Wiccan]

6/29: St. Peter and St. Paul Day [Colombia, Costa Rica, Peru, Venezuela]

July Panreligious Calendar

7/9: Martyrdom of the Bab [Baha'i]

7/23: Birthday of Haile Selassie [Rastafarian]

7/24: Pioneer Day [Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints]

Sundown 7/28-8/2: The Hajj [Islamic]

Sundown 7/29-7/30: Tisha B'Av [Jewish]

Sundown 7/29-7/30: Arafat Day [Islamic]

Sundown 7/29-8/2: Eid-al-Adha [Islamic]

7/31: Feast of St. Ignatius Loyola [Spain]

Sundown 7/31-8/1: Lughnasadh [Pagan and Wiccan]

August Panreligious Calendar

8/2: Virgen de los Angeles Day [Costa Rica]

8/3: Raksha Bandhan [Hindu]

8/11: Janmashtami (Birth of Lord Krishna) [Hindu]

8/13-8/16: Obon (Festival of Souls) [Japan]

Sundown 8/14-8/15: Tu B’Av [Jewish]

8/15: Feast of the Assumption [Roman Catholic]

8/15: Paryushana [Jain]

Sundown 8/19-8-20: Islamic New Year (Hijri) [Islamic]

8/22: Ganesh Chaturthi [Hindu]

Sundown 8/28-8/29: Ashura [Islamic]

8/30: St. Rose of Lima [Peru]

September Panreligious Calendar

9/1-9/17: Pitru Paksha [Hindu]

9/2: Ghost Festival [China]

9/2-9/5: Obon (Festival of Souls) [Tokyo, Japan]

9/11: Nayrouz (Coptic New Year) [Coptic Orthodox Christian]

Sundown 9/18-9/20, 10/1: Rosh Hashanah (New Year) [Jewish]

Sundown 9/21-9/22: Mabon (Autumnal Equinox) [Pagan and Wiccan]

9/24: Anant Chaturdashi [Hindu]

9/24: Our Lady of Las Mercedes [Dominican Republic]

9/28: Meskel (Feast of the True Cross) [Coptic Orthodox Christian]

9/28: Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement) [Jewish]

October Panreligious Calendar

Sundown 10/2-10/9: Sukkot [Jewish]

Sundown 10/7-10/8: Arbaeen [Islamic]

Sundown 10/8-10/9: Hoshana Rabbah [Jewish]

Sundown 10/9-10/10: Shemini Atzeret [Jewish]

Sundown 10/10-10/11: Simchat Torah [Jewish]

10/11: Círio de Nazaré [Brazil]

10/12: Our Lady Aparecida [Brazil]

10/12: White Sunday [Samoa]

10/17-10/25: Navaratri [Hindu]

10/20: Birthday of the Bab [Baha'i]

~10/22: Durga Puja [Hindu]

10/25: Dussehra [Hindu]

Sundown 10/28-10/29: Mawlid (Prophet Muhammad's Birthday) [Islamic]

Sundown 10/31-11/1: Samhain [Pagan and Wiccan]

November Panreligious Calendar

11/1: All Saints Day [Christian]

11/1-11/2: Día de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead) [Mexico]

11/2: All Souls Day [Christian]

11/2: Anniversary of the Crowning of Haile Selassie [Rastafarian]

11/4: Karva Chauth [Hindu]

11/12: Birthday of Baha'u'llah [Baha'i]

11/14-11/19: Diwali [Hindu]

11/14: Bandi Chhor Divas [Sikh]

11/15: Veer Samvat (New Year) [Jain]

11/19: Gyan Panchami [Jain]

11/24: Martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib [Sikh]

11/25-1/6: Winter Lent (Nativity Fast) [Coptic Orthodox Christian]

11/26: The Day of the Covenant [Baha'i]

11/28-1/6: Winter Lent (Nativity Fast) [Eastern Orthodox Christian]

11/28: Ascension of Abdu'l-Baha [Baha'i]

11/29-12/24: Advent [Christian]

11/30: Guru Nanak Ji's Birthday [Sikh]

11/30: Saint Andrew's Day [Roman Catholic]

December Panreligious Calendar

12/5: Saint Nicholas Day [Netherlands]

12/8: Bodhi Day (Buddha's Enlightenment) [Buddhist]

12/8: Feast of the Immaculate Conception [Roman Catholic]

Sundown 12/10-12/18: Hanukkah [Jewish]

12/12: Fiesta de Guadalupe [Mexico]

12/13: Santa Lucia [Sweden]

12/16-12/24: Las Posadas [Mexico]

Sundown 12/20-12/21: Yule (Winter Solstice) [Pagan and Wiccan]

12/25: Christmas [Christian]

12/26: St. Stephen's Day [Roman Catholic]

12/28: Holy Innocents’ Day [Morocco, Mexico]

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A Hindu woman wearing a mask shops for religious items on the eve of the Hindu festival Navratri in Prayagraj, India, Tuesday, March 24, 2020. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi Tuesday announced a total lockdown of the country of 1.3 billion people to contain the new coronavirus outbreak. For most people, the new coronavirus causes only mild or moderate symptoms. For some it can cause more severe illness. (AP Photo/Rajesh Kumar Singh)

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Coronavirus lockdown: ‘Silent’ Gudi Padwa, Navratri force virtual project launches

Real estate experts are expecting pick-up in activity after June. The sector should see traction during Dussehra when most new projects are slated to start.

With the coronavirus pandemic impacting our lives and the subsequent lockdown restricting movement, the mood on Gudi Padwa in Maharashtra and Navratri in North India - traditionally considered auspicious to invest in real estate in India - remained subdued even as some real estate developers launched new projects virtually.

Real estate experts told Moneycontrol that the momentum of new launches this festive season had slowed down considerably due to the coronavirus pandemic. Footfalls and site visits, too, are almost nil following the countrywide lockdown and a ban on construction.

Some of the real estate developers Moneycontrol spoke to said that they had decided to launch their new projects virtually while others said they had decided to defer the new launches until Dussehra.

“This is perhaps the most silent Gudi Padwa and Navratri that we have ever seen. Due to the country-wide lockdown, there have been no bookings and no enquiries. While there have been some virtual project launches, most developers have decided to defer new launches until Dussehra and Diwali,” said Ritesh Mehta, the senior director and head - West India, Residential, Jones Lang Lasalle India.

However, industry experts are hoping that real estate activity is likely to pick up after June. “We are anticipating that while H2 would remain tepid, residential real estate activity may recover during Dussehra which is expected to see new project launches and also those that have been deferred this season,” he said.

With lockdowns imposed across the country, who will book housing units and be allowed to register his unit, asks Pankaj Kapoor of Liases Foras.

“Launches are down. This is perhaps the most silent Gudi Padva,” he said, adding “the sops are missing and in the COVID crisis even reasonable discounts are unattractive as people are not sure of their own jobs and their ability to take on a long term liability.”

Prashant Thakur, the director and head - Research, ANAROCK Property Consultants, says that - given that developers always schedule project launches during the auspicious festivals of Gudi Padwa, Akshaya Tritiya, Navratri and Ugadi - it will certainly remain muted in 2020. With strict advisories for complete lockdown across cities, housing sales too will plummet during the upcoming festivals, usually considered auspicious by several homebuyers to buy homes.

Runwal Group has decided to postpone its Gudi Padwa launch and all its campaigns. “All our site offices are closed,” said Subodh Runwal, Director - Runwal Group.

Vijay Khetan Group planned to launch a new project ‘Codename Amazon’ in Andheri East. “Earlier there was to be a physical launch with channel partners and brokers but now due to the Covid-19 situation, we are conducting a digital launch where we will accept requests from customers online,” said Anuj Khetan, Director - Vijay Khetan Group.

Realtors say that the real estate sector has been badly hit by the pandemic and there is already a dip in buyer interest as they are wary of project delays. At this juncture it does not make sense to launch new projects. "Sales are down and the decline is expected to continue for the next two to three months," said Yogesh Jaiswal, Director - Le Classique Pvt Ltd.

Manoj Gaur, MD, Gaurs Group and Chairman, Affordable Housing committee, CREDAI (National), admitted that sales have been adversely affected.

"But it is temporary phenomena," he said.

Deepak Kapoor, Director, Gulshan Homz, said that people are deferring property buying decisions and therefore sales in March are likely to dip.

Ankit Kansal, MD and CEO - 360 Realtors, said that in markets such as Gurgaon and Noida, transactions have come down by 39% and 44% respectively in the first three weeks of March compared to last month. In Bengaluru, the dip is as much as 32 percent. Other markets like Pune and MMR have also been adversely affected.

According to The Guardians Real Estate Advisory, the Mumbai Metropolitan Region may see a 27 percent reduction in property registrations year-on-year. The region has managed only 9,300 home registrations between January and March in 2020 as against 12,800 home registrations in the January to March quarter in 2019. The lockdown may also see loss in real estate business to the tune of Rs 5,050 crore to Rs 6,500 crore.

https://www.moneycontrol.com/news/business/real-estate/coronavirus-lockdown-silent-gudi-padwa-navratri-force-virtual-project-launches-5071871.html  

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Chaitra Navratri Durga Puja On 25th March 2020 To 2nd April 2020

Pray and Please Maa Durga. She will give you strength and prosperity. Book now: https://bit.ly/2TNive4

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नवरात्री का पहला दिन : कौन से शुभ महुर्त में करें पूजा, मां अंबे की आरती भी पढ़िए

नई दिल्ली,  चैत्र शुक्ल प्रतिपदा से प्रारंभ होने वाला वासंतिक नवरात्रि आज से प्रारंभ हो हो चुका है. यह रामनवमी यानि कि 2 अप्रैल तक चलेगा। नवरात्रि व्रत पारन 3 अप्रैल को किया जाएगा। इस बार नवरात्रि  नौ दिनों का होगा । मां पराम्बा का आगमन इस बार नौका पर और गमन हाथी पर हो रहा है, दोनों का फल शुभ है।

घट स्थापन के लिए प्रात: काल का समय विशेष शुभ माना जाता है। प्रात: 5.58 से 09 बजे तक जो लोग कलश स्थापन…

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BMC Issues SOPs for Navratri; 5 People Allowed at Mandaps, Flowers, Sweets Banned

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BMC Issues SOPs for Navratri; 5 People Allowed at Mandaps, Flowers, Sweets Banned

Coronavirus LIVE Updates: The BMC on Thursday issued guidelines for Navratri celebrations. Idol height restricted to 4 feet for public mandaps, and 2 feet for home idols. Satinisation for mandaps is a must, and no flowers and sweets are allowed. The authorities said they would encourage people to go for online darshan.

Meanwhile, West Bengal has extended coronavirus restrictions till October 30. The state government, however, relaxed night movement between October 10-20 for Durga Puja, which begins from October 11.

Meanwhile, twenty-three MBBS students studying in KEM & Seth GS Medical College, Mumbai have been found to be corona positive even after taking the first dose of Covid-19 vaccine. The daily rise in coronavirus infections had remained below 20,000 for the second consecutive day on Thursday with 18,870 fresh cases recorded in a single day. Active cases as of now stand at 2,77,020 while the total cases tally has now reached 3,37,39,980. A total of 3,30,14,898 recoveries have been recorded. Death toll is currently 4,48,062. Total vaccinations in the last 24 hours were recorded at 65,34,306.

Here are the top developments:

– Mizoram reported 1,741 new coronavirus infections on Thursday, taking the number of active cases to 16,841, officials said. Among the new patients were 304 children, they said. One more person died of COVID-19 in the state in the last 24 hours, pushing the toll to 307.

– “All 23 students were vaccinated with at least one dose of vaccine. Some of them have mild symptoms. It may have spread due to some cultural or sports event held in the college,” said Mayor Kishori Pednekar.

– Out of 29, 23 students are in second year MBBS and 6 students are first year MBBS. Out of 29 students who tested positive for corona, 27 students took both doses of corona vaccine.

– Two students have been admitted to Seven Hills Hospital for treatment while the other students have been quarantined.

– How all these students became infected with the virus is being investigated.

– Rising above the 20k mark, India in the last 24 hours reported 23,529 new Covid-19 cases, 28,718 recoveries and 311 deaths, as per Union Health Ministry.

– The active cases comprise 0.84 per cent of the total infections, the lowest since March 2020, while the national COVID-19 recovery rate was recorded at 97.83 per cent, the highest since March 2020, the ministry said.

– As many as 15,04,713 tests were conducted on Tuesday taking the total cumulative tests conducted so far for detection of COVID-19 in the country to 56,74,50,185. The daily positivity rate was recorded at 1.25 per cent.

– Maharashtra has planned to setup 60-70 field hospitals across districts to cater to Covid patients round the year. According to a report by Times of India, these 50 to 100-bed facilities are part of a larger plan to create parallel infrastructure so that future Covid waves don’t disrupt non-Covid work at permanent hospitals.

– The field hospitals would largely come up in tier-II and tier-III cities that tend to get overwhelmed with any spurt in cases The state plans to build them with a durability for 20 years and won’t be temporary structures.

– Many governments across the globe, that once relied on vaccines from Sinovac Biotech Ltd. or Sinopharm Group Co Ltd. are now turning to options from the US and Europe, as concerns mount about Chinese vaccines’ efficacy against the delta strain and the Western stranglehold on mRNA supplies grows looser.

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Places of worship in Maharashtra to reopen from Monday: Thackeray

MUMBAI: Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray on Saturday said the places of religious worship across the state, which were shut since the Covid-19 lockdown in March, will reopen from Monday. Thackeray said this in a statement. Extending greetings to people on the occasion of Diwali, he said, “We can’t forget that the demon coronavirus is still amongst us. Even though this demon is slowly falling silent now, we cannot be complacent. Citizens need to follow discipline.” “Just like discipline and restraint were observed while celebrating Holi, Ganesh Chaturthi, Navratri and Pandharpur wari (annual pilgrimage), followers of other faiths also celebrated festivals like Eid, Mount Mary festival by keeping the Covid-19 safety protocol in mind,” he said. The chief minister said that although places of religious worship had to be shut during the pandemic, god was taking care of all devotees in the form of doctors, nurses and other health staff. He said that after the religious places of worship are reopened from Diwali Padwa that falls on Monday,rules and safety protocol have to be followed strictly. “Crowding will have to avoided. The reopening of religious places is not a government order, but the wish of the Almighty. Shoes will have to kept outside the premises and wearing masks is mandatory,” he said. “If we follow discipline, we will get God’s blessings,” Thackeray said. The chief minister was repeatedly being targeted by the opposition BJP for keeping the places of worship shut even as the Unlock process began in June. However, Thackeray had defended his decision saying it was difficult to follow physical distancing at the places of worship. During his last webcast address to citizens, he had said that standard operating procedures (SOPs) were being prepared and the decision on reopening of these places will be taken after Diwali. The issue had also led to a standoff between Thackeray and Governor B S Koshyari, who reminded the Shiv Sena president of his Hindutva credentials and asked if he had turned secular. The governor’s letter to the chief minister was criticised by the MVA allies.

The post Places of worship in Maharashtra to reopen from Monday: Thackeray appeared first on BreakingNews.

source https://bbcbreakingnews.com/2020/11/14/places-of-worship-in-maharashtra-to-reopen-from-monday-thackeray/

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Chaitra Navratri 2020: Maa Durga Favourite Bhog During Nine Days of Navratri

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नई दिल्ली:

चैत्र नवरात्र (Chaitra Navratri) के दौरान आदि शक्ति मां दुर्गा (Maa Durga) के नौ अलग-अलग रूपों की ���ूजा का विधान है. नवरात्र में भक्‍त दिन भर व्रत रखते हैं और शाम को उनकी आरती उतार उन्‍हें भोग लगाते हैं. आरती के बाद इस भोग को परिवार के सभी सदस्‍यों में बांटा बांटा जाता है. मान्‍यता है कि सच्‍चे मन और भक्ति-भाव से जो कुछ भी अर्पित किया जाता है मां उसको सहर्ष स्‍वीकार कर लेती हैं…

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Chaitra Navratri Durga Puja On 25th March 2020 To 2nd April 2020

Pray to Maa Durga on this Navratri. Her blessings will give you strength and power to live life happily. Book now: https://bit.ly/39JqH4S

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As the nationwide lockdown that commenced in March earlier this year, many films were postponed due to the shutdown of theatres. The coronavirus pandemic has brought the showbiz to a standstill. Even as the restrictions are slowly being lifted, it’s uncertain when the theatres will reopen and whether the audience will head to the cinema halls. Producers are opting for direct-to-OTT options in order to not suffer more losses.

It was already rumoured that after several movies like Gulabo Sitabo and Shakuntala Devi took the OTT route, many projects will be making it to the digital platforms. Now, as per recent development, sources reveal that Disney + Hotstar will premiere ten films on their platform including two of the highly awaited movies – Akshay Kumar’s Laxmmi Bomb and Ajay Devgn starrer Bhuj: The Pride Of India.

Here are all the movies releasing on the OTT:

LAXMMI BOMB:

The film stars Akshay Kumar and Kiara Advani in the leading roles. The upcoming horror thriller is written and directed by Raghava Lawrence as this film marks his Hindi directorial debut. Akshay plays the role of a transgender. It is a remake of the Tamil movie Muni 2: Kanchana.

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  Navratri is about bowing to the inner goddess and celebrating your limitless strength. On this auspicious occasion, I am sharing with you my look as Laxmmi. A character I am both excited and nervous about... but then life begins at the end of our comfort zone... isn’t it? #LaxmmiBomb

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BHUJ: THE PRIDE OF INDIA:

Ajay Devgn stars as IAF Squadron Leader Vijay Karnik. The story is set during the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971, where Karbnik was then in-charge of the Bhuj airport who and his team reconstructed the IAF airbase with the help of 300 local women. Sanjay Dutt, Sonakshi Sinha, Nora Fatehi, Sharad Kelkar, Ammy Virk and Pranitha Subhash are starring in key roles. It is being co-produced, written and directed by Abhishek Dudhaiya.

It’s a privilege to present @ajaydevgn sir’s first look as Sq. Ld. Vijay Karnik from my upcoming directorial film #BhujThePrideOfIndia . #14Aug2020. pic.twitter.com/5pZiORdXjs

— Abhishekdudhaiya (@AbhishekDudhai6) January 1, 2020

SADAK 2:

The film marks the return of Mahesh Bhatt as a director after his 1991 film, Sadak. The sequel will bring back the original actors Pooja Bhatt and Sanjay Dutt along with new pair Alia Bhatt and Aditya Roy Kapur. This is also the first time Alia is working with her father since her launch in Student Of The Year.

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  ❤️❤️❤️ ???? @jayeshoo

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DIL BECHARA:

The much delayed film starring Sushant Singh Rajput and Sanjana Sanghi finally will get release. It was earlier named Kizie and Manny. The film is remake of Hollywood romance drama The Fault In Our Stars. The film marks the directorial debut of casting director, Mukesh Chhabra.

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  Dil Bechara, an extraordinary love story closest to my heart will now be releasing on 8th May 2020, only in cinemas. #DilBechara @sushantsinghrajput @castingchhabra @foxstarhindi @arrahman

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BIG BULL:

The much awaited Abhishek Bachchan starrer, that was set for theatrical release on 23rd October, 2020, is also heading to OTT. It is the story of a man who sold dreams to India. The film will also star Ileana D'Cruz, Nikita Dutta and Soham Shah.  It is produced by Ajay Devgn and Anand Pandit, directed by Kookie Gulati and co-produced by Kumar Mangat Pathak and Vikrant Sharma.

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  The Big Bull! The man who sold dreams to India. @Ileana_Official @nikifying @anandpandit @kookievgulati @kumarmangatpathak #ADFFilms @ajaydevgn #TheBigBull @shah_sohum

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LOOTCASE:

The film will see Kunal Kemmu in the lead along with Gajraj Rao, Rasika Duggal, Ranvir Shorey, and Vijay Raaz. The movie is directed by Rajesh Krishnan and produced by Fox Star Studios and Soda Films Productions.

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  Bas Ek suitcase chahiye...Aashiqui ke liye!????♥️ #Lootcase, Iss bag main kuch kaala hai! . . . @gajrajrao @rasikadugal @ranvirshorey #VijayRaaz @rajoosworld @foxstarhindi @sodafilmsindia @saregama_official

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MIMI:

Kriti Sanon takes on the lead and will play a surrogate mother in the film. Produced by Dinesh Vijan’s Maddock Films in association with Jio Studios, Mimi is based on Marathi film Mala Aai Vhaaychay which won the National Award for Best Feature Film in Marathi in 2011. The film, directed by Laxman Utekar, also stars Pankaj Tripathi and Sai Tamhankar.

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  Life is a journey filled with unexpected miracles. Get ready for a journey like never before, #Mimi !! This one’s gonna be so special.. ???????? #DineshVijan @laxman.utekar #PankajTripathi @MaddockFilms @officialjiocinema

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ROOHI AFZANA:

This will mark Janhvi Kapoor’s second film making its way to OTT, first being Gunjan Saxena – The Kargil Girl which is releasing on Netflix. The film stars Rajkummar Rao and Varun Sharma and it is directed by Hardik Mehta.

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  It's going to be a hilariously-chilly ride! #RoohiAfzana will now take over the big screen on 5th June 2020 @Rajkummar_Rao @fukravarun #DineshVijan @serialclicker811 @mriglamba @gautam.m1 @maddockfilms @officialjiocinema

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SHIDDAT:

The film stars Sunny Kaushal, Radhika Madan, Mohit Raina and Diana Penty. While Radhika is starring opposite Sunny, Mohit will be paired opposite Diana. Directed by Kunal Deshmukh, the film is produced by Dinesh Vijan.

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  Embark on the journey of love with #DineshVijan’s #Shiddat! #KunalDeshmukh @radhikamadan @merainna @dianapenty #SridharRaghavan #DheerajRattan @MaddockFilms #BhushanKumar @tseries.official

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KHUDA HAAFIZ:

Khuda Haafiz is directed by Faruk Kabir and backed by Kumar Mangat Pathak and Abhishek Pathak. The film features Vidyut Jammwal and Shivaleeka Oberoi in lead roles.

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Coronavirus: Transgenders in Gujarat set an example, offer food to needy - india news

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A group of more than 150 people from Gujarat’s transgender community have set an example amid the Covid-19 crisis by helping out the needy.

The members are providing free packages of food to the needy and those living in slums.

The food packets include rice, flour, oil, tea leaves, sugar, among other essential items, news agency ANI reported.

“We had started with 200 kits but now it has gone up to around 1500. We prepare it ourselves for distribution. We used to get together for the celebration of Navratri, but it got cancelled this year due to coronavirus. So we thought of doing this instead,” Nisha, a member of the community said. 

Nisha,a member of the group,says, “We had started with 200 kits but now it has gone up to around 1500. We prepare it ourselves for distribution. We used to get together for celebration of navratri,but it got cancelled this yr due to #COVID19. So we thought of doing this instead” https://t.co/TZwcwSJ9hF pic.twitter.com/LeyqvHzUbK

— ANI (@ANI) March 31, 2020

This is just one example of how people are coming together to help others fight the Covid-19 crisis.

In Kerala’a Trivandrum, employees at the general post office have decided to prepare food at their homes and give it to the needy in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Home-cooked food will be given to Trivandrum Corporation which would then be provided to the needy, ANI reported.

“There are many who are struggling for food in this lockdown. We’ve a Postal Staff Quarters Welfare Association and we decided to prepare food at our homes and give to Thiruvananthapuram Corporation which will supply it to the needy. There are 40 families in staff quarters,” an official said. 

Gujarat: Food packets being prepared for needy by devotees at gurudwara Gobind Dham in Ahmedabad, amid lockdown due to Coronavirus. pic.twitter.com/gQTeZucWYn

— ANI (@ANI) March 31, 2020

Devotees at Gurudwara Gobind Dham in Ahmedabad are also busy making food packets for the needy amid lockdown due to coronavirus.

The number of coronavirus cases in the country has jumped over 1,200. More than 30 people in India have lost their lives to Covid-19. 101 patients have successfully recovered from the virus.

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चैत्र नवरात्रि - Chaitra Navratri 2020

माता कालरात्रि - Mata #Kalratri [31 March 2020]

या देवी सर्वभू‍तेषु माँ कालरात्रि रूपेण संस्थिता। नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमस्तस्यै नमो नम:॥

जब देवी पार्वती ने शुंभ और निशुंभ नाम के राक्षसों का वध लिए तब माता ने अपनी बाहरी सुनहरी त्वचा को हटा कर देवी कालरात्रि का रूप धारण किया। कालरात्रि देवी पार्वती का उग्र और अति-उग्र रूप है। देवी कालरात्रि का रंग गहरा काला है। अपने क्रूर रूप में शुभ या मंगलकारी शक्ति के कारण देवी कालरात्रि को देवी शुभंकरी के रूप में भी जाना जाता है।

तिथि: चैत्र /अश्विन शुक्ल सप्तमी

अन्य नाम: देवी शुभंकरी

सवारी: गधा

अत्र-शस्त्र: चार हाथ - दाहिने हाथ अभय और वरद मुद्रा में हैं, और बाएं हाथों में तलवार और घातक लोहे का हुक धारण किए हैं।

मुद्रा: देवी पार्वती का सबसे क्रूर रूप

ग्रह: शनि

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Ram Navami 2020 Date: When is Ram Navami in 2020?

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Ram Navami 2020 Date in India: This year it will be celebrated on April 2. (Designed by Gargi Singh)

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Navratri fast 2020: Things to do and avoid during Navratri fast - Times of India

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Navratri fast 2020: Things to do and avoid during Navratri fast - Times of India

With the onset of spring, we have Chaitra Navratri, an auspicious 9-day long festival celebrated by Hindus all around the world. Paying homage to Goddess Durga, many worshippers fast and keep away from certain food items in their diet. This year the Chaitra Navratri will start from 25 March and end on 2 April.

While fasting is a very traditional and customary ritual, there is no denying that if you do it correctly, fasting can be therapeutic for the body. It can act as a form of detox and keep you healthy as well.

So, if you are going to observe a fast this year, here are some dietary precautions you must follow.

Hydration is important Whether you are fasting or not, you mustn’t ignore your water intake. Hydration is vital for proper body functioning. When you fast, there are a lot of restrictions on what you can eat and drink. So, stocking up on refreshing and hydrating drinks like coconut water, milk or fruit juices can help you stay replenished through the day. Plus, with the risk of catching infections as it is, staying hydrated is a must. Avoid drinking too much tea or coffee.

Avoid overeating Fasting also means feasting on delicacies. Plus, you may go overboard to ensure that we stay full but this will only lead to digestion and other stomach ailments. As with any kind of diet, here also, moderation matters. Remember, if you don’t watch what you eat, you contradict the very purpose of fasting.

Avoid sugar Stay away from refined sugar and avoid it as much as you can. Sugar is quite unhealthy and processed. Opt for natural sugar products like sugarcane, jaggery which are quite healthy for you.

Choose healthy snacks Because you are fasting, you tend to get hungry at odd times. When you crave for something fried, go for healthy snacking options like makhana (foxnuts), sweet potato fries, nuts and fruits! They are also very nutritious and low on calories.

Eat fibre-rich food Because you tend to eat lesser food than usual, or at unusual intervals, eating fibre rich food can help you keep fuller for longer as they take longer to digest and break down.

Good fibre content can be found in veggies like pumpkin, colocasia root (arbi), bananas and even potatoes, which are all fast-friendly food.

Stay away from processed food With the variety available in the market, we tend to binge on market bought sweets, namkeens which are not healthy and made out of sub-standard, refined oil. Similarly, greasy food which can make you feel bloated should be avoided. This is not how you should be fasting in Navratras!

Sleep well During any fasting season, the body is undergoing detox and it needs plenty of rest. Hence, make sure you sleep for 7-8 hours every day. Try to relax and go for some mindful meditative exercise to completely detoxify your body. You should also ensure that you do not exert yourself and put too much pressure on your body during these 9 days.

Tip Celebrations and fasting together can drain out your body. Do not stay hungry for long and keep munching something from where your body can get energy.

Similarly, you must not ignore your health at this point of time. To ward off infections, your body needs immunity rich, anti-viral foods in abundance. Hence, you should be making healthy choices with your diet.

We wish you a happy and pious Navratri!

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