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Longest night of 2024: Here is all you need to know about winter solstice

This Saturday, December 21st, the Northern Hemisphere prepares for the Longest Night of 2024. This is the astronomical beginning of winter when the period of daylight is the shortest. This year, the Longest Night of 2024 falls precisely at 4:21 a.m. ET. Longest Night of 2024 The day that contains the fewest amount of daylight

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How Christmas Is Celebrated in India Every Year?

Christmas in India is a colorful combination of religion, tradition, and ethnic diversity that reflects the special way in which the festival is celebrated in the country. Even though Christians constitute a smaller percentage of the general population, the Joy of Xmas is celebrated in all states and communities with a great celebration, none of

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Tulsi Vivah 2024: Date, Shubh Mohrat, and Significance

Tulsi Vivah 2024 is a sacred Hindu festival that celebrates the symbolic marriage of the Tulsi plant, also called holy basil, to Lord Shaligram, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The festival is going to be celebrated on 13th November this year, as Dwadashi Tithi will begin from 4:04 PM of 12 November and end at

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Chhath Puja 2024: Delhi flights to Patna become more expensive than flights to Paris

Due to Chhath Puja, the demand for travel from Bihar and Jharkhand has been witnessed to have increased manifold, pushing airfare skyrocketing. For the first time in recent times, Delhi flights to Patna and Darbhanga are more costlier than international trips to destinations such as Dubai or Bangkok as is being witnessed through flights from

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Watch: Pakistan MP Attends INLD’s Diwali Event in Haryana

In a rare inter-border event, Pakistani MP Abdul Rehman Kanju joined the Indian National Lok Dal’s (INLD) Diwali celebration in Haryana, an event where he was seen for the first time taking part in an event that honoured the victories of the Chautala family during elections in Sirsa. Pakistan MP Attends INLD’s Diwali Celebration for

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Delhi reports poor air quality index on Diwali 2024 after firecrackers celebrations

New Delhi grapples with heavy pollution, topping global charts while Diwali festivities aggravate the poor air quality index. Though the authorities have banned firecrackers, many revellers made it a point to have them as a part of their celebrations and have hence directly affected Aiq in Delhi. Traditionally associated with joy, it makes the situation

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Pakistani PM wishes happy Diwali to Hindus, celebrates cultural diversity

Pakistani PM wishes Happy Diwali to the Hindu community, saying he was proud of Pakistan’s rich cultural diversity. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif sent greetings on Thursday, with an emphasis on Pakistan’s inclusive identity. His message cited the role of the Hindu community in shaping progress toward the nation. In a poignant message, PM Sharif reminded

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Onion bomb takes life on Diwali: Sad incident shocks Andhra Pradesh

Onion bomb takes a human’s life on an important event like Diwali and left six injured after a terrible accident involving a two wheeler carrying Diwali firecrackers. Incidentally, the accident is said to have occurred because a scooter loaded with onion bombs hit a pothole, and the fall of the highly explosive cracker near a

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Watch: PM Modi celebrates Diwali with security personnel in Kutch

Prime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali with security forces deployed in Gujarat’s Kachchh district, continuing with his tradition of celebrating the festival with the armed forces every year. This Diwali, in Army uniform, PM Modi joined soldiers at Lakki Nala in Sir Creek, offered sweets, and spoke words of appreciation with them. BSF, Army, Navy,

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Diwali 2024: Heartfelt Wishes, Warm Greetings, Inspiring Quotes, Pictures, and WhatsApp Status

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most celebrated festivals in India and various parts of the world. It symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance. The festival not only illuminates homes with diyas and candles but also brings people together, spreading joy,

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