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Rajasthan: 5 Ganesha temples which are thronged by devotees from world-across

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It’s said, “Greatness of a culture can be found in its festivals. And as Indians, we do respect our diverse cultures and festivals. One of them is Ganesh Chaturthi, a festival that is celebrated in honor of lord Ganesha. 

Ganesha is known as the God of wealth, sciences, knowledge, wisdom and prosperity, and that’s why most Hindus remember him and seek his blessings before starting any important work. Everywhere in India, this festival is celebrated for 10 days in a year in mid-August to September. 

And the time is here, everyone is celebrating it in their own possible way.  

TOP 5 TEMPLES CELEBRATING GANESH CHATURTHI IN RAJASTHAN!

  • GARH GANESH TEMPLE

Garh Ganesh Temple is an 18th-century temple of Lord Ganesh in the city of Jaipur. It is located on the hills near Nahargarh Fort and Jaigarh Fort. This ancient temple looks like a crown on the Aravalli hills and gives a beautiful view from above. It is situated in main city of Jaipur. Localities visit this temple on daily basis but for tourists, it’s a place they definitely should visit once. This temple is well worth a visit, but be warned it is a hard walk to the top. 365 steps! And some of those steps are very big. But once you reach, it’ll be worth it.

Rajasthan: 5 Ganesha temples which are thronged by devotees from world-across
  • Moti doongri, Jaipur 

It is a historic temple located on the top of a small hill. Its architectural and exquisite art works attracts a lot of people to it. A lot of mythological images are engraved on the walls. It is basically called a place for all new beginnings as everyone who brings or does any new thing comes here and prays for the best.

Rajasthan: 5 Ganesha temples which are thronged by devotees from world-across
  • SHWET SHRI SIDDHIVINAYAK MANDIR , JAIPUR
Rajasthan: 5 Ganesha temples which are thronged by devotees from world-across

It is situated in Surajpole Bazaar and has 3 temples established together. That includes Radha-Krishna, Chitragupta and Ganesh. They are seen sitting together. This temple is called Shwet Siddhivinayak temple for a reason because it is of white marble stone, and it’s glory is unmatched to any other temple in the city.

  • TRINETRA TEMPLE, RANTHAMBORE

It is a very old temple and a very heart touching place for all devotees and visitors. It is located in Fort of Ranthambore about 12 kms from Sawai Madhopur. It is said to be the most eminent temple of Rajasthan. It is one of the popular pilgrimage places of Rajasthan. Everyone from different parts of India come here and seek blessings in the temple.

Rajasthan: 5 Ganesha temples which are thronged by devotees from world-across

* BOHRA GANESH TEMPLE, UDAIPUR.

It is an old and famous temple of lord Ganesh, situated in Udaipur. It has a standing statue of Ganesh in the Center, and is visited by thousands of devotees every week. This temple earns the same respect in Udaipur as Moti Doongri in Jaipur. And on Ganesh Chaturthi, this place organises a special event on this auspicious day, the temple is open from midnight till early morning and it witnesses 2-2.5 lakh disciples visiting the temple on this wonderful day.

All these temples are being throned by masses in large numbers on occasion of Ganesha festival which shall conclude on Anand Chaturdeshi falling on 10th day from Ganesh Chaturthi.

Rajasthan: 5 Ganesha temples which are thronged by devotees from world-across

Subrosa in Jaipur: A home away from home for those who love partying…

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Have you ever been to “A ‘Secret House’ that plays host to all those who love to party in comfort!”

We all like house parties, but we never get a chance to experience one. So here, Jaipur brings you a place that feels like home. And helps you to not fall homesick. 

A café that is full of a homie vibe, where you’ll find a wardrobe, a sofa, and a lot of basic things that you find at your home. This vibe hits different. Everything here is very aesthetic and beautiful, list of delicacies come along. Every corner is designed in a manner where one could feel cozy and comfortable.

Subrosa in Jaipur: A home away from home for those who love partying...
Home like interiors

Also this place has a thing which most places lack that you can organize your party or book the place for yourself and ask your friends and families to come over. And have fun.  

Also, when we are at home we often play indoor games for entertainment. This place offers you a lot of indoor and table games that are chargeable but worth the pay. There are several books as well for reading and chilling.

The food is super delicious and the way they’ve created their menu, it truly feels like you are reading a blog magazine or something that is very creative. It is always said the beauty lies in beholder’s eyes. So here you are to experience this elegant place yourself. You should give it a try.

You should definitely try their Italian cuisine if you’re a pizza-pasta lover. 

In short, the place is a whole experience you would love to have!!

Amazon Forests: Man of the Hole, last man of the slaughtered tribe, dies

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The last man of the slaughtered tribe dies: The only person alive in the tribe massacred in 1995 dies after showing the world the power of resistance and will.

The Last man of this specific tribe dies alone in the huge forest of amazon, with a leaf in his hands. The man not only showed the world what great measures of willpower and resistance he thrived with while being alive alone. He refused to speak to other individuals and kept close to his silent. 

Brazilian agency FUNAI (Fundacao Nacional do Indio) is a foundation that works and monitors to protect the lives of indigenous people and isolated tribes. The Brazilian Indian foundation was the very foundation which was the one who observed the man and monitored him for 26 years after the rampage. Funai found the man in the swing by his hut covered in macaw feathers.

The community of the man was not like what it was, things were different before the massacre that took everybody’s life from the tribe. The man was also named “man of the hole” because he was famous for digging pits in every corner of his land. It is reported that each of his huts had a hole. 

He lived his whole life in 50 square miles, covered in the huge grove and ranches, bound by a specific law that strictly restricted other interventions of others in the area. 

By the reports of Funai, the man is expected to be around the age of 60 as no one knows his real age. 

In the report, it has been cleared that the man died due to some natural cause. Nonetheless, a criminal search is taking place to look out for other findings. His body is respectfully sent to the capital for further forensic analysis, as some DNA tests remain. However, the man will be buried in the land where he lived all his life. 

The man was the only survivor left from the slaughter that was done in the year 1995, where the greedy ranchers killed the people of the tribe in the hope of more land. The man of the hole remained the only member of the tribe who survived the attack. From there on, he lived his life alone, not talking to any other tribe, and nobody knew if it was his fear or resolution. 

INS Vikrant: This Made-in-India aircraft carrier with 18 floors can take 1600 crew members & 30 aircraft on board

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi will commission INS Vikrant, the Made-in-India aircraft carrier, marking a major milestone in India’s defence. EBNW Story highlights the key features of INS Vikrant…

1. INS Vikrant has capability to accommodate 1,600 crew members and 30 aircraft on board.

2. 1NS Vikrant is India’s first home-built aircraft carrier to be commissioned today

3. Equipped with state-of-the-art facilities, the warship has been tipped as a “city on the move”.

4.  INS Vikrant, the largest warship to be built in India, is 262 metres long and 62 metres wide. 

5. It will be the country’s second aircraft carrier after INS Vikramaditya, which was built on a Russian platform.

6.Football fields:  The warship is as massive as two football fields end to end and 18 floors tall, the Navy said in a video

7. Olympic pools: The hangar of the aircraft carrier is as big as two Olympic-size pools. INS Vikrant can accommodate 1,600 crew members and 30 aircraft on board. It is equipped with machines that can make 3,000 chapatis an hour.

8. 16-bed hospital: The warship, which took over a decade to be built, is equipped with a 16-bed hospital, 250 tankers of fuel, and 2,400 compartments.

Meanwhile Union minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat termed INS Vikrant as the pride of India.

“Pride of India! Make in India !

“INS Vikrant” weighing 45,000 tonnes is India’s largest aircraft carrier which is made in India itself. Today Honorable Prime Minister Shri
@narendramodi
G dedicated it to the Navy.

Proud, this is a festival of self-reliance, he said in his twitter handle posting beautiful pictures of the ship.

Kotah: Soak the royal revelry spread around at Kotahgarh  during Rajtilak

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Kotah prince Ijyaraj Singh was anointed as the 19th Maharao of Kotah in a private yet spectacular ceremony.

This Rajtilak at Kotah brought in royal revelry, fanfare and pageantry bringing live the pictures of bygone era.

The ceremony was performed following the demise of the late HH Maharao Saheb Brijraj Singhji after which his son and heir, Ijyaraj Singh was anointed as the 19th Maharao of Kotah in a private ceremony at the Rajmahal Chowk within the 13th Century Kotah-Garh complex on 10 February.  

The event reflected a regal grandeur with 250 jagirdars participation in it representing over 50 thikanas of the erstwhile kingdom of Kotah.

They were all dressed in white Jodhpuris and bandhgala suits donning white or dull coloured paags or headgear before taking their assigned seats as per palace protocol.

Watch the video and pictures here collected from the instagram page of Kotahgarh:

Ganesha Chaturthi: This IAS officer pens how ‘Trunk God’ inspires to start afresh

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Mugdha Sinha is an IAS officer who is known for her workaholic ethics who loves taking newer tasks diligently.

Even on a day when people were celebrating Ganesha Chaturthi festival with traditional zeal and fervour, she penned a few lines on her personal blog page on social media which is drawing a huge traction.

In this blog, what catches attention of the reader is her unique perspective of extracting out the teaching from this festival.

She writes, “Today is Ganesh Chaturthi, an auspicious day to welcome Shree Ganesh Maharaj, the Vighankarta, Ek Danta, beloved son of Parvati Mata, the gentlest of gods who opens new paths and ushers in eternal abundance twinning with subh labh, and married to Riddhi Siddhi.”

“Ganesha is the best example of how to begin again, start afresh. The slashing of his head by Shiv ji can be metaphorically seen as the death of ego, mindlessness, as much as it can be of new beginnings after circumstantial adversity not of our choosing, in line of his mother’s duty. Ganesha is the best example of an ecocentric god, with head of an elephant, body of human, riding on his mushka. “

Ganesha Chaturthi: This IAS officer pens how 'Trunk God' inspires to start afresh

Showing her immense devotion and dedication to Lord Ganesha, she writes,

“I bow in humble salutations as I welcome you in my home and heart.

While the world will offer prasad, I offer myself.

Show me the way, guide me through, take me along, as I emulate you in dropping the karmic baggage of the past, ready to embrace the new with open arms,” she writes.

Isn’t it inspiring? How many of us must be bringing Ganesha Home but still not knowing how to kill the demon of ego sitting inside our brains and how to convert mindlessness into mindfulness so that we can start the fresh beginnings yet again…

So here is the lesson to be learnt for life…isn’t it?

Interesting facts on the last leader of the Soviet Union, Mikhail Gorbachev

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Mikhail Gorbachev is one of the most important persona if we talk about the early 20th century. The man was a phenomenon personality who created a lot of impact in the world back then. 

He was the only final leader that was from the Soviet Union. His hardworking and diligence toward international relations made him win the Nobel prize in 1990 due to his support and understanding. Mikhail Gorbachev played a huge role in international relations as he was one of the most important parts of de-escalating the Cold War. 

However, Mikhail Gorbachev resigned from his post as the final leader, de facto leader of the USSR, on Christmas of 1991, wishing all the good luck and keeping faith in the people.

Despite achieving such heights in the political journey of Mikhail Gorbachev, he belonged to a peasant family of Russian-Ukrainian. Gorbachev’s full name was Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev. He was born in the village of Privolnoye, Stavropol Krai, on 3rd march 193. 

Due to the Stalin purge in the 1930s, his family had to suffer. Mikhail Gorbachev’s family was the victim of Stalin’s purge and socialization. The policy claimed to accept industrialization as quickly as possible and eliminate the class enemy for a better world. Therefore, the great famine in 1931 in Ukraine became the reason for Gorbachev’s uncle and aunt’s death. His family was affected by the aftermath.

Mikhail was one of the most incredible students who devoted his study to ethics and knowledge. He actively participated in the Komsomol soviet youth organization, which led him to become a very strict believer in the soviet Ideal. 

As a student, he never found it difficult to question the Soviet quo and asked questions. He was enrolled in the Moscow law school in 1950, where he befriended the leading idealist of Prague spring of 1968, Zdenek Mlynar. 

11 March 1985 was the day when Gorbachev became the leader of the Soviet Union. Mikhail Gorbachev maintained a very progressive political approach and developed a  great relationship between Russia and the USA.

1990, Mikhail proposed the ideology and became the mechanism of the dissolution of the Soviet Union. By the year 1996, he ran for president of Russia. He didn’t get enough votes but has been one of the most significant political figures in Russian history. 

Ganesh Chaturthi: Gajanan appears from the root of the banyan tree in Udaipur

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God is present in every particle of nature.

 A real view of it is visible in Kundeshwar Mahadev located at Kunda village on Pindwara Highway, 15 km from Udaipur.

Unkarpuri, the priest of the temple, says that the Shiv Temple is about two thousand years old and a huge banyan tree is spread over three and a half bighas in the premises itself. 

A natural structure of Lord Ganesha has appeared from the root of this banyan near the temple. Devotees have also built a temple to worship Gajanan, who appeared from the root of the banyan. Hundreds of devotees are reaching this idol on the occasion of Shri Ganesh Chaturthi.

(Photo & Article:Dr. Kamlesh Sharma, Udaipur)

World’s Oldest Yoga Institute Director visit Gandhi center in The Hague, the Netherlands

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Hansaji Jayadeva Yogendra has been in forefront of The yoga movement in the last four decades, as a teacher, teacher-educator, an excellent communicator in the Television medium, and as an author of several books on Yoga. She lends a patient ear to anyone who takes his/her problem to her and provides an insight which helps the person to get a grip and find a satisfactory solution. Thus she is a caring counsellor too.

World's Oldest Yoga Institute Director visit Gandhi center in The Hague, the Netherlands
Hansaji Jayadeva Yogendra, Dir. of Yoga Institute, Mumbai

She brings a special energy wherever she goes and is a popular orator throughout the country. She has authored several Yoga books in English and Gujarati. The television serial, ‘Yoga for Better Living’ has been aired three times on the National network and is very well appreciated. She, together with her illustrious husband has travelled widely and shares her knowledge with all selflessly and with grace. At present, she is the President of International Board of Yoga.

On 28th august,An insightful & interactive talk on Health & Happiness was given by Dr. Hansa Yogendra, at The Gandhi Centre under Azhadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav series. Dr. Hansa was felicitated by Director of the Gandhi Centre. More than 50 persons participated.

The official journey of Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav started on 12th March 2021 with a 75-week countdown to our 75th anniversary of ndependence and will end post a year on 15th August 2023.

The Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav is being celebrated worldwide in all continents of the globe!

Mehrunnisa Shaukat Ali: She is first female bouncer in India giving security to Bachchans, Kapoors, Khans and others…

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Mehrunnisa Shaukat Ali is a first female bouncer in India who has given security to many big personalities including Amitabh Bachchan, Abhishek Bachchan, Ranveer Kapoor, Ranbir Singh, Akshay Kumar, Shah Rukh Khan, Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone, Rani Mukerji, Vidya Balan. 

Last year, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal honored her on Women’s Day. 

She became the first female bouncer in India almost two decades ago and is now running her own company named Mehrunisha Mardani Bouncer & Dolphin Security Service Pvt Ltd.

Mehrunnisa Shaukat Ali: She is first female bouncer in India giving security to Bachchans, Kapoors, Khans and others…
Mehrunnisa with Bollywood fame Rani Mukherjee

She is a resident of Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh who grew up in a large Muslim family in Saharanpur. Mehrunnisa had dreamed of joining the army or becoming a police officer, but her conservative father was opposed to educating her or letting her work outside. Mehrunnisa, who had always aspired to become a police officer, enrolled as an NCC cadet, learned karate and worked on her fitness in hopes of getting a job in the police. She heard about the opening of women bouncers in Delhi and applied for it.

It was difficult for Mehrunnisa to convince her family about her work as she also thought that being a bouncer was not something that girls should do.

Presently, Mehrunnisa works in a famous cafe ‘Social’ in Hauz Khas village of Delhi and also provides security for personal events and celebrities including Bollywood stars. Along with protecting women, she also specializes in settling disputes there.

It is also an honor to be a bouncer for Mehrunnisa. She says she takes pride in what she does and encourages other women to join the field as well. She is now running her own company named ‘Mardani Bouncer’ and ‘Dolphin Security Service Private Limited’ with two partners. In recent times, more than 2,500 girls and boys have been employed through their security service.

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