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Ganesh Chaturthi 2022: Artificial ponds set up to celebrate festival in eco-friendly manner

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Ganesh Chaturthi is a festival celebrated with zeal and fervour in different parts of India. The decked up beautiful statues of Lord Ganesha are brought to home while chanting mantras and made to sit in house for 11 days. On Anand Chaturdashi, these statues are given a warm send off amid music and dance and then they are immersed in water.

Meanwhile, as we immerse in devotion, we forget to care for mother nature and at times, pollute water unintentionally with colours and chemicals used to make these status. This time, artificial ponds are being formed in different parts of India where Ganesha Idol can be immersed.

The Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation officials have brought in this unique measure to help people bid goodbye to Ganesha for the year, plus it would put a stop to any imminent pollutant. 

The vision is to create three artificial ponds. MBMC had declared that these ponds would be situated between 12 idols and strategically located to cover most of the administrative wards in the whole twin cities. 

They have also stated that the devotees can conduct the puja before the immersion at home and then provide the Idol at the immersion center. 

This keen measure will benefit the devotees and nature and help in less interaction between people considering the covid guidelines. 

Civic Chief Vikram Kumar was the first to propose the Idea of artificial ponds in 2012. 

Such ponds are also being created in Hyderabad, other parts of mumbai, Bhubaneswar, Pune and many more. 

Let’s welcome these ideas that will benefit not only our nature but also us, devotees, as a blessing from our Lord Ganesh. 

Friday Quotes: Set for the weekend fun following these lines…!

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Friday is the most awaited day of the week when you can plan you close your tasks and make a mood for lovely weekend. Here are a few quotes which will help you set your work targets on Friday so that you can close them on time and then enjoy your weekends in a cool manner…

Here are few Quotes by famous writers 

“It’s Friday morning mankind! Good Vibe, don’t frown and let the monster see you smile “-Napz Cherub Pellazo 

“Friday sees more smile than any other day of workweek “-Kate Summers 

“Friday is a day to finish your goals for the week. It is a day to celebrate that which you set out to accomplish at the beginning of the week” -Byron Pulsifer 

“This Friday, finish your work and be done. Look forward to the weekend and have some fun!” – Kate Summers 

Its time to embrace the crazy beautiful mess that you are because it’s almost the weekend 

“Employers are their happiest on Mondays. Employees are their happiest on Fridays” -Mokokoma Mokhonoana.

“I believe that it is a mandatory law of a universe that on Fridays, you have to do something a little fun”. – Hanna Rhoadies

It’s Friday! time to go make stories for Monday.

Make today ridiculously amazing, its Friday.

 People wait all week for Friday, all year for Summer and all life for happiness- Raimonsa B.

“Oh! Its Friday again. Share the love that was missing during the week. In a worthy moment of peace and bliss” – S. Osade

Ghoomar, Kalbelia and Chari: Know features of these Rajasthani folk dances…

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Rajasthan is the land of culture and tradition. The history of this state bespeaks a glorious story of age-old history and culture.  Culture in fact reflects in everything a Rajasthani does, be it worship of God, greeting guests, the language Marwadi and most important, the dances they perform. Three most famous dances of this beautiful state are Ghoomar, Kalbelia and the Chari dance.

Ghoomar

 This dance form was developed by the Bhil community for worshiping goddess Sarasvati and later was accepted by Rajasthan as its folk dance. Women wearing Ghaghra Choli the traditional outfit  takes rounds in this dance form as the name suggests Ghoomar. 

Kalbelia

The snake charming tribe of Thar desert majorly performs the dance wearing a black outfit and gorbands. This dance form requires a great energy level and flexibility. Any joyous celebration is incomplete without it. Kalbelia is only performed by women when men plays instruments and provide music. 

Chari

The Gujjar and Saini community of Ajmer and Kishangarh prominently perform this dance in which women balance numbers of chari on their heads and dance. The chari can be filled with water or can also contain a diya. Women wear colourful dresses.

Milind Soman to play Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw role in ‘Emergency’

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Actor, supermodel and fitness freak Milind Soman will be playing the role of Sam Manekshaw, the 1971 Indo-Pakistan war hero, for the upcoming film ‘Emergency’, directed by Kangana Ranaut.

The film cast include Anupam Kher, Shreyas Talpade and Mahima Chaudhry while Milind will play the role of Field Marshal Sam Manekshaw, who was the Chief of Army Staff during the War of 1971.

Kangana meanwhile will play the role of former Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

‘Emergency’,is based on National Emergency declared by Indira Gandhi on June 25, 1975 which lasted till March 21, 1977.

The film is produced by Renu Pitti and Kangana Ranaut.

Thursday quotes: Start your day with attitude of optimism …

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Thursday is the time of the week when you have worked hard for three days since the start of the week and are now looking up for weekends while planning to wind up your to do tasks. Here comes Thursday quotes to boost you to perform your best, a day before Friday after which comes the most awaited weekend.

Here are some of the quotes on Thursday-

  1. Start your Thursday with an attitude  of optimism.  It’s going ti be a good day – Kate Summers .
  2. Thursday comes and the week is gone – George Herbert .
  3. Let this Thursday be filled with possibilities-be aware of the opportunities around you,don’t just go through the day ,line the day with your eyes and your mind open – Catherine Pulsifier 
  4. Thursday is how Friday says “Hang on ,you  are almost there “.
  5. Thursdays bring a focus to our week to complete all that needs to be done- Byron Pulsifer
  6. Thursday is one day closer to key expectations that everything I have done through the week culminates in progress – Byron Pulsifer 
  7. Thursday is one of the days of the week that I strive to maintain a positive outlook.
  8. Be patient, tomorrow is Friday 
  9. Make it your goal ,it makes someone smile on this Thursday by a small act of kindness .You may change a person’s life in a way you may not even realize – Catherine Pulsifer.
  10. Happy Thursday, change your life today ;don’t gamble on the future, act now ,without delay 
  11. Some people call it Thursday, I like to call it Friday eve 

Made in India iPhone 14 to hit the Indian markets soon?

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If sources are to be belived, Apple Inc. has set plans to begin manufacturing of the iPhone 14 in India about two months after the product’s initial release out of China.

The company is working with suppliers to ramp up manufacturing in India. This shall shorten the lag in production of the new iPhone from six to nine months for previous launches, said sourcs.

As per analysts such as Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities Group, they are anticipating Apple to ship the next iPhone from both countries at roughly the same time, which would set up a benchmark in Apple’s efforts to diversify its supply chain and to build redundancy.

Hartalika Teej 2022: Know everything about celebrations, significance and history

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Hartalika Teej is one of the much-anticipated holy celebrations for a married woman. 

It’s one of those festivals where a married woman fasts for the long life of their partner and a blessed married life. 

EBNW Story shares everything about this auspicious festival, the date, the tithi of the puja, and puja vidhi. So, you can catch up on things according to your arrangements and enjoy your festival. 

The most auspicious fast considered in Hinduism is said to be celebrated on the Tritiya tithi of Shukla paksha in Bhadrapada month. The festival is addressed explicitly to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. 

The married women, on this day, pray to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati that their marriage life turns out as fruitful as theirs and as divine as theirs. 

However, the fast can be observed by any married or unmarried woman. The unmarried women pray for their future partner. 

Date for Hartalika Teej

This year is no different. The date for Hartalika Teej is on Tuesday, August 31st. The timing is claimed to be very auspicious. It will start from the crack of dawn till 12:04 pm-midnight. Women are advised to observe fast at the auspicious timing only. 

In mythology, it is said that Goddess Parvati was the first woman to observe the fast of Hartalika Teej. She kept the fast for the long life of her husband, Lord Shiva, and had a blessed married life. 

Hartalika Teej dos and donts

There are many rules of Hartalika Teej, which women are advised to follow without any negativity in their hearts. While on the fast, they do not have to consume water and any grain. They are also told to sing many religious songs at night, so they can observe fast without distraction. 

The married woman and unmarried woman must worship Lord Shiva, Goddess Parvati, and Lord Ganesha by sculpting their figure with sand and black clay using their hands.

You can only end your fast after offering Vermilion to Goddess Parvati the following day. These are some of the specific rules for Hartalika Teej’s Puja.

We wish you enjoy the Hartalika Teej festival.  

Book released on ‘Women Empowerment in Contemporary India’ 

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Union Minister and 16th Lok Sabha MP from Faridabad (Haryana) Krishan Pal Gurjar released a book Women Empowerment in Contemporary India.

This book has been written by Dr. Om Singh Chirana and Deepika Mann.

Dr. Om Singh Chirana, the author of the book, says that in this book, the work and life of advance themselves in the field of music along with education. During the book launch, BJP member Om Prakash Gurjar and other members were present.

Book released on ‘Women Empowerment in Contemporary India’ 

Night market coming up in Jaipur: See what all it will offer to tourists…

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Night markets are considered to be the best for all those hooked with their daily chores can wind up their work to chill under starry nights and experience dazzling lights, yummy food and beautiful weather outside their walled houses to celebrate late evenings with family and friends. 

Indore has already made a mark on global map with its all famous night market and now Jaipur, following its footsteps, is all set to launch night market to lure bigger chunk of tourists who get exhausted after touring forts and palaces and search for something interesting after evening hours as most of the forts and palaces get closed after 5.30pm.

So now, these tourists have to-do list on their platter post evening. EBNW Story features the distinguished features of this night market:

  • The Night Market will come up in the walled city. Chaura Rasta will be decorated and a total of 150 shops will be set up.
  • The Night Market will be given a heritage look.  
  • During the setting up of the Night Market, traffic will remain closed. And people will soak the spirit of cultural sojourn.
  • While the Night Market will open up on weekend, the next day that means on Monday, all temporary shops will be removed before 8am to continue usual weekdays activities in a regular manner.
  • The timing of the Night Market has been proposed from 7:00pm-1:00am
  • In this night market, famous art of Jaipur like Blue Pottery, Lac bangles, Handicrafts, Jewellery, Blue Pottery will be displayed. Along with this, the famous food and drink flavors of Jaipur will be served to travellers.

No cars, streets or carbon emissions? Welcome to The Line, an ideal city of Saudi Arabia

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The Line is a planned smart linear city being built in Neom, Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. This futuristic mega-project features two massive, mirror-encased skyscrapers stretching in a straight line over 170 kilometers (106 miles) of desert and mountain terrain.

Mitali Mishra features five rare facts of the city in The EBNW Story …

  • The city will be zero-carbon, through the elimination of carbon-intensive infrastructure like cars and roads. It will operate on 100% renewable energy. 
  • The Line will be 170 kilometres (110 mi) across, will preserve 95% of the nature within Neom. Ideal climate all year round will ensure that residents can enjoy the surrounding nature.
  • Everything will be within five minutes of walking distance, and a well-organised public transportation system. Residents will encounter friends and family more frequently thanks to nearby amenities thanks to chance encounters. 
  • It is expected to have nine million residents,It is claimed by the Saudi government that it will create 380,000 jobs.Artificial intelligence will be the driving force behind automated services.
  • Three levels will make up The Line: a layer for pedestrians on the top, a layer below for infrastructure, and a layer below for transit. The transportation tier will contain a high-speed rail system that, once completed, will allegedly allow passengers to travel 512 km/h from one side of the city to the other in 20 minutes. 
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