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If your space is at a minimum, this could be just what you need. Compact, easily moveable and lightweight, this mobile urinal it's perfect for when you need to 'go'. https://lnkd.in/e-uEJAdp #Urianals #Events #Festivals #MobileUrinal #Spacesaving #portableUrinal

How is Hari Raya Haji different from Hari Raya Puasa? Here's our quick guide to get you up to speed on the upcoming public holiday. #harirayahaji #Singaporelife #lifeinsg #livinginsingapore #expatliving #expatlife #publicholidays #cultureandtradition #culture #festivals

Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most widely celebrated festivals in India, marking the birth of Lord Ganesha, the god of wisdom, prosperity, and good fortune. This auspicious festival typically lasts for 10 days, beginning with the installation of beautifully crafted Ganesha idols in homes and public pandals (temporary stages), followed by daily rituals and prayers. Significance: The festival symbolizes the welcoming of new beginnings, removing obstacles from our lives. It is believed that Lord Ganesha bestows wisdom, success, and prosperity upon his devotees. The immersion of the idol (Visarjan) on the last day signifies the cycle of birth and rebirth, urging us to embrace change and let go of attachments. Traditions: 1. Installation of Idols: Families and communities install Ganesha idols at home or in elaborately decorated pandals. 2. Prayers & Offerings: Devotees offer *modaks* (Ganesha’s favorite sweet), fruits, flowers, and prayers to seek blessings. 3. Cultural Performances: Many places host cultural programs, music, and dance events throughout the festival. 4. Immersion Ceremony: On the final day, the idols are immersed in water bodies, marking the end of the festivities with grandeur and chants of "Ganpati Bappa Morya! The festival fosters a deep sense of unity, with people from different communities coming together to celebrate. Sustainability: In recent years, eco-friendly celebrations have gained momentum with clay idols and natural decorations to protect water bodies from pollution. #GaneshChaturthi #GanpatiBappaMorya #FestivalsOfIndia #CulturalHeritage #Traditions #EcoFriendlyGanesh #NewBeginnings #IndianFestivals #Spirituality #UnityInDiversity #commutec

How many of these historical autumn traditions will you be partaking in this year? 1. Harvest festivals 2. Oktoberfest 3. Halloween 4. Diwali 5. Bonfire Night Click the link below to learn more.

Amidst the whirl of Holi festivities—bonfires roaring, colors dancing, and sweet aromas teasing our senses—there's a deeper tale waiting to be unraveled. Hidden within the layers of tradition lies the age-old tale of Prahalada, Holika, and Hiranyakashyap. But is it just a story? Their story isn't just a myth; it's a mirror reflecting timeless truths. In our everyday hustle, we've grown accustomed to embracing negative emotions like anger, jealousy, hurt, fear, lust, attachment, greed, and stress as normal. But, hold on, festivals like Holi serve as wake-up calls. Holi gently nudges us to remember our true essence—filled with joy, peace, love, care and happiness. It is our original nature. It's like an alarm clock ringing in our souls. Now, when that alarm sounds, what will we do? Will we wake up to our authentic selves? Or will we hit snooze and return to our old patterns? Or perhaps, we'll train ourselves to wake up naturally, without any external cues? The choice lies within us. So, this Holi, let's embrace the opportunity to rediscover our inner light. Happy Holi, dear friends! 😊 🙏 💙 #festivalofcolours #learningeveryday #innernature #awakening #soulconsciousness #linkedin #linkedinforcreators

5 Tips for a Pre-Durga Puja House Party! 🎉 1. Theme it up: A themed party adds a fun and festive touch. Consider Durga Puja-inspired themes like “Goddess of Power,” “Bengali Bazaar,” or “Autumnal Elegance.” 🪷 2. Music matters: A great playlist sets the mood. Include a mix of Bengali folk songs, Bollywood hits, and upbeat dance music to keep everyone entertained.🎶 3. Food and drinks: Serve traditional Bengali delicacies like fish fry, luchi-alur dom, and mishti doi. Don’t forget to have a variety of drinks, including soft drinks, cocktails, and tea. 🥂 4. Decor and ambiance: Create a festive atmosphere with decorations like colorful lanterns, flowers, and rangoli. Consider using incense sticks to fill the air with a pleasant aroma. 🌸 5. Activities and games: Keep your guests engaged with fun activities like traditional Bengali games, dance competitions, or karaoke. Consider organizing a small puja or offering blessings for a spiritual touch. 🎲 Contact @eventsbyradhagupta now to get your events sorted! #eventmanagement #kolkataevents #eventsbyradhagupta #eventsplanner #eventplannerkolkata #eventsinkolkata #kolkatadiaries #eventplanner #eventdecor #eventdesign #eventorganizer #kolkata #explore #fyp

Dev Diwali | Festivals Of India ! The “Diwali of the Gods” in Varanasi Every year, Dev Diwali lights up the ghats of Varanasi with a million diyas, as devotees celebrate Lord Shiva's victory over the demon Tripurasura. Known as Tripurari Purnima, this festival falls on the full moon night of Kartik, 15 days after the main Diwali. 🌕✨ On this day, legends say the gods and goddesses descend to bathe in the sacred Ganges, filling the air with a divine presence. The Ganga Aarti takes on a special grandeur, with priests in traditional attire performing synchronized rituals, enchanting everyone with a celestial ambiance. 🌊🪔 Each ghat in Varanasi glows with lights and flowers, while rangolis adorn the steps, and devotees release floating diyas into the river, carrying their prayers and wishes. Cultural programs, showcasing classical Indian music and dance, add to the spiritual charm, honoring the city’s rich heritage. 🎶💃 Beyond Varanasi, Dev Diwali is celebrated in Shiva temples and communities across India, especially on Kartik Purnima. Witness this festival to feel the soul of Varanasi – a celebration where tradition, faith, and the spirit of Diwali merge in a breathtaking spectacle! 🌌 #DevDiwali #Indianfestival #culture #tradition #tourism #mythology #travel #CulturalFestivals #hoteltravelia Media Credit : Pic Courtesy - UnSplash Video Courtesy - Mixxit Background Music - Upbeat Background Music, Pic & videos : invideo.io & Istock Disclaimer : 1. This episode is made for information and knowledge gain. All necessary checks with relevant persons and authorities should be done before taking any actions. Maker of the episode/ company / its employees / its partners / its directors / founders/ co-founders / participant in episode will not be responsible for any incident related to this. 2. Images & videos used in this are for representation and educational purpose only under fair use provision of copyright. These are not used for any other objective. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the copyright act 1976, allowance is made for fair use purposes. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favour of fair use.

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The post-Diwali days are among the toughest in the annual calendar, I believe, but the Question of Cities team has put together a fab edition for our growing (am i happy or happy?) community of readers and users. In it, are a plateful of essays on how the city life has changed Diwali foods and how there are a variety of festival foods beyond the ones we are familiar with. Dig into the essay by the one-and-only Shubhra Chatterji for the latter here https://lnkd.in/dwxAWD25 and a number of thought-provoking insights in this double-header interview with Rushina Munshaw Ghildiyal and Ruth Dsouza Prabhu here https://lnkd.in/dUr6d7Mq And, finally, I wrote a bit too for this edition diving into festivals and public spaces in our cities, who uses them and how, what they stand for and so on. https://lnkd.in/dAsu72BN Did Question of Cities not look at ecology and all that? That's there, of course, in another post :)