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April fools day 2021|History|Significance|Images|Quotes 
1Apr By Anjali VedNo Comments
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April fools day 2021|History|Significance|Images|Quotes 

April fools day 2021: this day is celebrated every year on 1st April, by throwing practical jokes to the unawares. Every year the pranksters make people laugh by fooling around them. However, making healthy jokes and pranks is the easiest way to make people laugh and delivering a bright smile on their faces. The day is observed with surprises. Are you aware of the history and significance of April fool’s day? Origin of April fool’s day  The origin of this day dates back to 1582 when France shifted from the Julian calendar to the Gregorian calendar. The switch took place because France has decided to commence their New Year with the Spring Equinox, which takes place around April 1. The people who recognized it late that the starting of the new year had moved to January 1, and continued ...
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Why do We Celebrate Good Friday: Wishes|Quotes|Shayari| History of Good Friday
29Mar By Nikita Dhyani1 Comment
Culture, education, news

Why do We Celebrate Good Friday: Wishes|Quotes|Shayari| History of Good Friday

Good Friday according to the Bible, the son of God was flogged, ordered to carry the cross on which he would be crucified and then put to death. When Is Good Friday This Year? Good Friday is on Friday, April 2nd, 2021. This is always the Friday before Easter. Why is it called Good Friday and what’s so good about it? This is a very sad day for Christians. Lord Jesus was crucified on a wooden cross by the Roman soldiers. But the question here is different! If this day is so bad and sorrowful then why it is termed as “Good” Friday? The Christians observe ‘Good Friday in such a way that as if something awful, sad and terrible happened. But they believe that Lord Jesus gave up his life for the good of the people. The crucifixion of Jesus was painful, and it ...
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Shigmo festival Change In Goa Due to Covid
29Mar By MadhviNo Comments
Culture, news

Shigmo festival Change In Goa Due to Covid

The Shigmo Festival change in Goa due to Covid. As with the rise of Covid - 19 Cases across the country. for example - the Holi is being restricted in many places or states across the country.  What is the Shigmo Festival? Shigmo is the celebration of a ‘rich, golden harvest of paddy’ by the tribal communities of Goa. It is a vibrant celebration full of color, song, and dance rooted in Goan culture and traditions. As there is the peek in Covid Cases, Goa recorded 1089 active cases of Covid-19, a steady increase from over 700 in March only. The Goa Carnival was held with all the pomp in February, ‘Shigmo’ as it is called in Konkani, is another vibrant celebration full of color, song, and dance rooted in Goan culture and traditions.   As the rising cases of coronav...
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Happy Holi 2021: What represents Holika Dahan 
27Mar By Anjali Ved1 Comment
Culture, news, Opinion

Happy Holi 2021: What represents Holika Dahan 

Holi 2021in India: Holi will be celebrated in india on 28th and 29th March this year. Followed by Holika Dahan on 28 and the festival of colors the next day. Holi is not only celebrated in India but in other countries such as the United States, United Kingdom, and Malaysia, Australia, and many others.  Radha ka rang or kanha ki pichkari, pyar ke rang se rang do duniya sari, ye rang na jaane koi boli, badhayi ho apko rang bahri holi!!  What signifies Holi? Holi is a festival of victory of good over evil, being the festival of colors and joy. It also signifies the divine love of Radha and Krishna, thus also a symbol of love. The people of every caste and religion celebrate it joyfully every year keeping aside all the differences and diversity. In some states like Odisha and West Bengal,...
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Shab e Barat Mubarak 2021: Shyari|Quotes|History|Status| Best Shab e Barat Mubarak Quotes in English
27Mar By Nikita Dhyani1 Comment
Culture, education

Shab e Barat Mubarak 2021: Shyari|Quotes|History|Status| Best Shab e Barat Mubarak Quotes in English

  Shab e Barat day is known as Bara'at Night, The Night of Fortune and Forgiveness. However, this is considered to be the night when God forgives sinners. Why do Muslims Celebrate Shab e Barat? Muslims believe that on this night, God writes the destinies of all men and women for the coming year by taking into account the deeds they committed in the past. It is of high value to Sunni Muslims, regarded as It is one of the holiest nights on the Islamic Calendar. Best Shab e Barat Shayari in English Qismat Badal Jayegi Zara Dil Se Dua Karo, Dunya Bhi Hil Jayegi Agar Dil Se Dua Karo, Din Raat Main Ik Lamha Qabuliyat Ki Ghari Hai, Manzil Bhi Mil Jayegi Agar Dil Se Dua Karo.   Qabuliyat Ki Ap Pe Barsat Ho Khushiyon Se Apki Mulaqat Ho Koi Khuahish Na Rahe Baqi Aisa Mub...
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Holi 2021: Delhi and other states have banned Holi  
26Mar By Anjali Ved2 Comments
Culture, news

Holi 2021: Delhi and other states have banned Holi  

By taking the view of covid-19, various states and union territories have banned the public celebration of Holi 2021.   The coronavirus infection is increasing at an alarming rate, many states are reporting the high spread including Maharashtra, Punjab, and Kerala.  Consequently, many states and union territories have banned the celebration of Holi in public. Likewise, the central government also advised all the states and union territories to decree the covid-19 restrictions ahead of the festival season.  The meeting held on Monday of state disaster management authority has decided that the public gatherings during holi can be the superspreaders of the covid-19 infection. And as there is a surge in the covid cases, this may worsen the condition.  Also read: India Holds On Expo...
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World Water Day: A Tale of Water that Everyone Should Know
22Mar By Nikita DhyaniNo Comments
Culture, education, Health, news, Water

World Water Day: A Tale of Water that Everyone Should Know

  World Water Day is celebrated worldwide on 22 March, which aims to highlight the importance of water and raise awareness about the water crisis facing the world. History of World Water Day The resolution to celebrate this day was first adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 22 December 1992. However, after which 22 March was declared as World Water Day and has been celebrated worldwide since 1993. Also, read | Bhainsa Riots 2021 a Detailed Report: Propaganda Burst What is the theme of World Water Day 2021? The theme for 2021 for World Water Day is 'Valuing Water'. However, The value of water is much more than its price – water has enormous and complex value for our households, food, culture, health, education, economics, and the integrity of ou...
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International Happiness Day 2021: History, Theme and Importance 
20Mar By Anjali Ved1 Comment
Culture, health and wellness, news, Opinion

International Happiness Day 2021: History, Theme and Importance 

The theme of international happiness day 2021 is “Happiness for all, forever” which signifies happiness for all people in the world.  International happiness day is celebrated on 20th March of every year, to highlight the importance of happiness in the regular lives of people. The theme of this year's international happiness day of this year is “happiness for all, forever” which signifies happiness for all people in the world.  Importance of the day  The happiness day is perceived as the most important element in everybody’s life, as the happiness will lead to good economic growth in the countries along with sustainable development. Happiness is related to the well-being of everybody. Happiness plays an important role while settling the public policy objectives, as it will take ca...
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Mahashivratri 2021: The Day of Lord Shiva 
9Mar By Anjali VedNo Comments
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Mahashivratri 2021: The Day of Lord Shiva 

Maha Shivratri 2021 in India: this year Maha Shivratri will be celebrated on March 11. Every year this festival is celebrated as the convergence of forces of Shiva and Shakti. This auspicious day of Mahashivratri is the day of the grand marriage of lord shiva, who is believed as a god of destruction.  While there is Shivratri every lunisolar month of the Hindu calendar, the maha Shivratri, or the great night of lord shiva’ happens once every year, when the winter recedes in February or March and covers the way for spring and summer.   Mahashivratri is also celebrated in Nepal, with full enthusiasm and devotion. The devotees on the day of wake up early and follow strict fasting to seek blessings of God. They visit temples or pray at home. Devotees offer fruits, milk, and many othe...
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International Women’s Day 2021: What Actually is Feminism 
6Mar By Anjali Ved1 Comment
Culture, news

International Women’s Day 2021: What Actually is Feminism 

The international women’s day is celebrated across the world on march 8 every year. Women's day 2021 is the celebration of women’s achievements and their dignity.  Women’s day 2021 is a bit different in keeping the view of Covid-19.  Despite the challenges and boundations of society women have shown their potential in every field. As there is a saying that “Freedom lies in being bold”. Being bold doesn’t mean to be inhuman, but to stand out for your own rights and dignity.   As we see all around, there are enough cases when women showed her potential in a risky situation.  When we talk about feminism, then we focus on the gender, but feminism is beyond the gender. Feminism is not giving the women respect and dignity or to treat them as a special person. But it is about acce...
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