x
LOGIN / SIGNUP
Don't have an account? Just enter your email id or mobile no and create your account in two easy steps!
LOGIN
You already have an account.
Please enter your password to continue.
Forgot Password?
SIGNUP
FORGOT PASSWORD
RESET PASSWORD
Your password has been changed successfully.
Contact Us
Dussehra festival has a special meaning and different reasons for different people to celebrate. In some parts of India, people celebrate Dussehra for the victory of Lord Rama, one of the avatars of Lord Vishnu, over the ten-headed demon king Ravana of Lanka, who kidnapped Rama\u2019s wife Sita. And some others celebrate the victory of Goddess Durga Maa over the demon Mahishasura. People celebrate this festival with grace and ethnicity irrespective of how the festival is being celebrated by different people. <\/p>
\nThe various ways in which the Dussehra festival is being celebrated all over India like Dussehra is celebrated as Navratri as a festival of 9 days in Gujarat State. Garba is the folk dance form of Gujarat that plays the most important role in this festival. People keep the vibe around to the tune of folk songs with multi-coloured sticks. This marks the centre of attraction to the festival. After people worship the Goddess, enjoy playing Garba throughout the night. Both men and women get ready in traditional wear to play Garba, the traditional attires that are worn are Lehenga Choli for women and Kedia for men.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664949509007","data":"633bbb80c5821"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664949509008","data":"
Dussehra in the Kullu town of Himachal Pradesh is celebrated with great joy and enthusiasm that holds a very special significance of festivity. The festival is celebrated for seven days in Kullu and is carried out uniquely and especially. People from Kullu worship Lord Raghunath at the fairground of Dhalpur Maidan. And also, people from nearby villages and cities bring the statues of different local Gods and Goddesses to this fairground in a holy procession loading the entire place with the joy of festivity for one whole week. <\/p>
\n \nDussehra in Delhi is celebrated in regard to the defeat of the ten-headed demon king Ravana by Lord Rama. During this event, all the temples are decorated beautifully. One of the greatest attractions to the Dussehra festival all over the city in Delhi is Ram Leela. Especially for Ram Leela, special sets are constructed resembling Ayodhya, Ashoka Vatika, and Ravana Lanka. Various actors from India enact the roles of Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana, and all other characters that exist in Ramayana reliving again. Ram Leela is a theatrical version of Ramayana and its stories, morals, ethics, is one of the most beautiful experiences one can have in his entire life in Delhi. At various locations around Delhi, the Idols of all three demons, including Ravana, Meghanad, and Kumbhakaran are set on fire to symbolise the victory of Lord Rama. And also, there are many places in Delhi, where Pandals of goddess Durga Maa are created and most of them keep a fast for nine days following all rituals.\n <\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664949509009","data":"633bbbd2212a4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664949509010","data":"
Dussehra in Telangana is known as Vijayadashmi, is one of the most important Hindu festivals to be celebrated. This festival is celebrated across all the temples of Goddess Durga Maa in the state in every district. All the nine days of Navratri are celebrated in resemblance to nine forms of Goddess Durga Maa and offer prayers. During this time of the festival, In Telangana, the newly married ones are invited to the house by the bride\u2019s family and are offered gifts and sweets. On the ninth day of Navratri, that is the last day, students keep their books and all others clean and keep their tools to perform Ayudha Pooja for well-being and are then taken back on the tenth day of Vijayadashami. In Hyderabad, large idols of Goddess Durga Maa, after performing all the rituals and worshipping her with devotion for nine days, are immersed in watermarking the centre of attraction for the capital city. <\/p>
\nThis is how and why Dussehra is celebrated across the nation resembling the traditions and culture of vibrant India.\n <\/p>"}]
You\u2019ve probably heard that reading is good, but what about it is so special? <\/p>
Whether we're talking about reading fiction or non-fiction- Why should you take the time to read?<\/p>
Are these questions you keep asking yourself, well you're at the right place now.<\/p>
<\/p>
1. READING HELPS WITH EMPATHY<\/u><\/b><\/p>
Empathy is an important character trait people can develop. It helps us relate to other people and encourages us to be kind and considerate of other people\u2019s feelings.\n\nAs it turns out, reading can help improve empathy. <\/p>
When you read stories about other people\u2019s lives, it helps you understand the world from another person\u2019s perspective. <\/p>
This is a key element in being empathetic toward others.<\/p>
2. READING REDUCES STRESS AND HELPS YOU RELAX<\/b><\/u><\/p>
Just letting yourself get lost in a good book is the greatest escape in the world. Scientifically reading releases dopamine that gives you a sense of satisfaction and accomplishment. it gives you a sense of ease. <\/p>
Reading can help lower stress levels. Not only that, but it can also help you sleep better at night.<\/p>
3. READING STRENGTHENS THE BRAIN<\/u><\/b><\/p>
Storylines in books often pose a problem or issue that leads to a solution. Identifying and sorting through these details and determining the outcome develops analytical skills in the process. <\/p>
When you read something it ignites your neural pathways. That means new synapses are being created, and old ones are being strengthened. This improves your short-term and long-term memory functions.<\/p>
4. READING INCREASES CREATIVITY<\/u><\/b><\/p>
Reading sparks imagination and creativity, being immersed in a new world and characters. This will nurture your brain to develop ideas, possibilities, and understanding, and be more open to hearing the opinions of others. With so many genres of writing available, there\u2019s something out there for everyone\u2019s tastes- since the reader can use his or her imagination to develop the words into his or her mental images as opposed to being confined, this stimulates one's imagination<\/p>
5. READING GROWS YOUR VOCABULARY<\/u><\/b><\/p>
Last but definitely not the least- If you want to have an impressive vocabulary and become an amazing orator, pick up a book.<\/p>
It\u2019s much easier to learn vocabulary from a book than from memorizing words in the dictionary. That\u2019s because you\u2019re learning the words contextually. The words make sense within the context of what you\u2019re reading so it makes it easier to remember later.<\/p>
<\/p>"}]
How to think in questions, not answers<\/b><\/p>
A story of the moonshots project team at X<\/b><\/p>
There is an anonymous team known as \"Moonshots\" <\/b>trying to reach out to X says, to open our minds to what the future could be, we ask the outsiders \u201cwhat ifs\u201d all around X. <\/p>
This is particularly important in the earliest stages, where the 100+ ideas they investigate every year have a <5% chance of seeing their 1-year or 2-year birthdays. But no matter what part of X they visit, we\u2019ll see them following a trail of questions, hypotheses, and experiments, learning by iteration where a 10x better approach might be hiding \u2014 as it\u2019s never obvious.<\/p>
Some of their latest what-ifs? <\/b><\/p>
1. What if you could read a plant like a book?<\/p>
2. What if your pants could help you climb up the stairs? <\/p>
3. What if all our plastic could be turned into anything we want?<\/p>
4. What if understanding fish behaviour could make our seas healthier?<\/p>
5. What if we could grow a building from a seed? <\/p>
6. What if a swimming pool could power the entire planet? <\/p>
What if these questions weren't just questions?<\/b><\/p>
There\u2019s no way of knowing how these ideas are going to turn out in the long run. But they fuel their optimism that leads to solutions to the world\u2019s most unmanageable problems that are always within the reach of human imagination.<\/p>
<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664883038793","data":"633c1a8c80a82"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664883038792","data":"
We may have recognized a few things, like the computational agriculture project: Mineral<\/b>, the ocean health project: Tidal<\/b>, or the mobility project: Smartypants<\/b>. As for the more mysterious questions, they do refer to current X investigations and they hope to tell more about them as<\/p>
\"life at a moonshot factory involves far more questions than answers\"<\/b>.<\/p>
\nBut living like this isn\u2019t easy. Their brains crave certainty and clarity, and most professional environments train them better for delivering answers and short-term progress than for exploring huge questions and winding, risky roads. To find truly breakthrough ideas, they have to train themselves to break out of mental ruts and well-worn paths.<\/p>
\nHere are a few of the helpful tricks X has found over the years to achieve this.<\/p>
Try \u201cquestion bursts\u201d.<\/b> Hal Gregersen, at MIT\u2019s Sloan School of Management, has written the book on why brainstorming questions \u2014 rather than answers \u2014 works better for shifting perspective and opening up new possibilities. <\/p>
We can learn how to do this by reading his excellent work and using his Question Burst Toolkit <\/i>in our work or in life.<\/p>
Host \u201cbad idea brainstorms\u201d.<\/b> Want to turn down the volume of that little voice inside your head that makes you anxious about saying \u201csilly\u201d or \u201cwrong\u201d things? <\/p>
Years ago, X\u2019s Rapid Evaluation team, which comes up with new moonshot ideas, started holding \u201cbad idea brainstorms\u201d to help us to get comfortable, letting our nuttiest stuff flow freely. They've just launched an online game to help us do it too \u2014 try it and tell them on social media (via @theteamatx)<\/p>
\nPrototype it.<\/b> Meet Kathryn Zealand, head of the Smartypants project, she says it doesn\u2019t matter how janky and duct-tape it is, as long as it helps you learn \u2014everyone can prototype, even while working from home. Kathryn has even brought a prototyping, experimental mindset to her career.<\/p>
One final point: <\/b><\/p>
Don\u2019t underestimate the power of naivete. In a speech last year, X\u2019s Astro Teller told the Class of 2021, \u201cYou have a big advantage: you don\u2019t already know the answers!\u201d I know you\u2019re thinking,<\/b> \u201cI\u2019ve worked so hard to become an expert!\u201d<\/b> <\/p>
But not knowing how things are \u201csupposed to be\u201d can actually be a secret superpower; our curiosity can lead us to questions that cast everything in a new light. So next time we're determined to take ourselves somewhere truly radical, we have to think about using great questions to blast us out of whatever\u2019s preventing us from seeing a world of new possibilities. <\/p>"}]
The Puri Jagannath Temple is one of the most ancient and famous temples in India. Most importantly the Puri jagannath temple is known for its Chariot Festival that is celebrated every year. Thousands and Lakhs of devotees across the world visit this event. The Chariot is built every single year whereas the design, Size and materials used remain the same. The puri Jagannath temple is dedicated to three gods. Lord Jagannath, Lord Balaram and his sister Subhadra. <\/p>
The temple has a magnificent structure and a well defined architecture. The temple construction was initiated by the King Chodagangadeva and was completed in the era of his Grandson Anangabhimadeva. The temple is not only a marvellous structure it also has certain architectural and science-defying mysteries that could not be proven till date of why they happen. <\/p>
Let's find out about a few of the mysteries that are unsolved today.<\/p>
1.Up Against Nature<\/b><\/p>
Everyone knows and we see it in our lives very often that any piece of cloth flies with the direction of wind. But this place goes against these principles. The flag on the top of Puri temple always flies in the direction opposite to wind. And till date it cannot be proven why that happens.<\/p>
2.Clear skies at all times<\/b><\/p>
We can see flocks of birds or at least a few birds in the air at some point of the day. At Least one bird will fly across the sky. Puri temple has the clearest skies of all time. Not a single bird or aeroplane fly across this region. But we can see birds in the nearby regions except for the temple region. The reason for this is again unknown. <\/b><\/p>
3.Man touches the sky<\/b><\/p>
It is a tradition that is being followed since ages. Everyday a priest climbs up the walls of the temple that is almost the height of a 45 storied building to change the flag on the temple top. And the most surprising fact is anyone that goes up to change the flag goes with bare hands and no protective gear. <\/b><\/p>
4. Pin Drop silence<\/b><\/p>
The temple is situated alongside the sea. You can hear the gushing sounds of the clean, crisp and clear sea waves near the temple. But the moment you enter the temple premises it's as if the sea waves go on mute. Again the moment you step outside you can hear the sea waves again. The science behind this is still unknown.<\/b><\/p>
5.Cookbook of magic<\/b><\/p>
Devotees like the prashad that is served in this place very much. And guess what, it's cooked in a very unique style. 7 pots are placed on top of each other. According to what we generally know. The pot that is in the bottom will get cooked first. This cooking defies this law. The pot on the top gets cooked first, then the second pot and so on. And no one knows how that is even possible.<\/b><\/p>
All these mysteries build a curiosity to visit this temple in me. What are your thoughts? Share them in the comments below and let us know your call on what the reasons could be.<\/b><\/p>"}]
\u2018The greatest threat to our planet is the belief that someone else will save it\u2019<\/b>. In the context of it, Anurag University celebrated \u2018Environmental Science Day\u2019 by presenting EN-VISION<\/b> in collaboration with XIM University, City University of New York (CUNY) Science & Technology, Bronx Community College and U.S. Consulate General of Hyderabad (USCGH). This was a poster presentation and model making competition took place on 27th September, 2022 between 9 AM to 5 PM at Institute\u2019s Abdul Kalam Auditorium.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224042","data":"6339cd353758b"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224041","data":"
Climate change<\/b> was emphasised through the topics given as,<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224043","data":"6339cd6c7c15c"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224044","data":"
1.\tLocal Air Pollution <\/p>
2.\tAir pollution and its impact on our health <\/p>
3.\tGreenhouse gas emissions <\/p>
4.\tClimate change\u2019s impact on food and agricultural resources <\/p>
5.\tClimate change\u2019s impact on water resources and their quality<\/p>
6.\tClimate change and its effect on monsoon<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224045","data":"6339cde07ce31"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224046","data":"
The guidelines given were, <\/p>
\u2756\tThe maximum team size is two members. <\/p>
\u2756\tStick to the broad theme of the competition. <\/p>
\u2756\tUse brief and concise text to express your ideas. <\/p>
\u2756\tYou are free to use any software. <\/p>
\u2756\tThere are no restrictions on dimensions and orientation. <\/p>
\u2756\tFor model making competition, a working model or prototype has to be brought to the venue and demonstrated.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224047","data":"6339ce3a863e5"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224048","data":"
USCGH is imperative for conserving soil biodiversity, forest and water bodies. To tackle climate change, it has provided a grant to set-up a solar-powered weather station in the University for joint studies and projects. The Key Principal Investigators, Prof Neil Phillips and Prof Paramita Sen led the weather station installation and demonstration, which was followed by a seminar on weather monitoring systems. The chairman of Telangana State Water Development resources, Dr V Prakash Rao, Dr Snehal Donde Chairman SKECT and NELA (Nature and Environment Life Academy NELA, Mumbai), Mr David Moyer, U.S. Consulate General of Hyderabad and the team of CUNY inaugurated the weather station. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224049","data":"6339ce929c1b4"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224050","data":"
Around 500 students from various schools, degree colleges and engineering colleges participated in this event. Young ones actively took part in the contest through their ingenious posters and innovative models. The delegates were awestruck by the little citizens\u2019 presentations. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224051","data":"6339cee356056"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224052","data":"
Top designs and models were awarded by the jury with exciting prizes. The committee announced 10,000 rupees cash prize for the winner, medal for the runner up and e-certificates for all participants. <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224053","data":"6339cf2ecde21"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664732224054","data":"
Many of the attendees realised the adverse effects of global warming and climate change. The notion of conservation of Mother Earth has charged the hearts of everyone.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664732224055","data":"6339cfbbc17f7"}]
Tips to step into TEKsystems<\/b><\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664647241676","data":"
\nA new day and a new beginning\u2026We come to face new challenges every day and learn new things. And here is the new challenge for the students of MRCET. <\/p>
On 26th Sept 2022, a product-based Company \u201cTEKsystems\u201d which is headquartered in Hanover, US and has its branches in Bangalore and Hyderabad in India, visited MRCET for conducting a physical drive in one day on 26th which had conducted its first round on 24th of Sept. This company has more than 100 locations throughout North America, Europe and Asia. This organization develops partnerships with top companies across all industries and deep relationships with IT consultants around the globe. It looks for an Innovative, Problem solving, Adaptive, dedicated team player in its employees. It focuses more on the coding skills and conceptual knowledge of freshers. This company offered variable pay from 4.5-9 LPA depending on the performance of candidates.\n <\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664647241679","data":"6338818ca3120"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664647241680","data":"
\nThe whole hiring process consists of 5 rounds <\/p>
1.<\/b> Online Test <\/p>
2.<\/b> Group Discussion <\/p>
3. <\/b>Managerial Round <\/p>
4. <\/b>Technical Interview<\/p>
5.<\/b> HR Interview <\/p>
Round1:<\/b>\nThe first round is an online test which consists of the following sections: all are MCQs(Except the coding section) conducted online. <\/p>
a. <\/b>General Aptitude <\/p>
b.<\/b> Data Interpretation <\/p>
c. <\/b>Logical Reasoning <\/p>
d. <\/b>Verbal Reasoning <\/p>
e. <\/b>Company Specific questions <\/p>
f.<\/b> Coding Section.<\/p>
Tip 1- <\/b> Practise Aptitude, reasoning and basic coding. Also, look for previous year's question models and be prepared. <\/p>
300+ students from CSE and IT departments appeared for the test and out of them only 118 cleared the first round and attended the physical drive.\n <\/p>
Round 2:<\/b>\nA fresh challenge for all the students is the group discussion round which is conducted offline in 8 panels with a group of 10 members and an HR person in each panel. Each group is given a topic such as \u201cImpact of Covid-19 pandemic on education system\u201d <\/b>or \u201cHard work vs smart work\u201d<\/b>. This round is a nail-biting moment for people who have a phobia of speaking in front of a group. <\/p>
Tip 2-<\/b> They want the person who grabs the opportunity in a discussion and directs the flow of the discussion as per himself\/herself. In a nutshell, if anyone shows a little dominating character in the discussion, then he\/she will make it to the next round. Speaking loud and clear along with some arm gestures supporting your words will do the job.\nHowever, 53 are shortlisted here and are sent to the next round.\n<\/p>
Round 3:<\/b>\nIt is a technical interview which is majorly Resume based and some questions asked here are: <\/p>
1. Tell me about yourself<\/p>
2. Projects you have done and their implementation.<\/p>
3. MySQL queries which involve nested and subqueries.<\/p>
4. Basic concepts of C, Java and python.<\/p>
5. Basic programs like swapping 2 numbers, printing prime numbers, Fibonacci series, string manipulation and on arrays.<\/p>
6. Html, Java Script, Linux Commands<\/p>
7. Questions on prior knowledge of Cloud computing and AI<\/p>
8. Skills mentioned in the resume and questions on key concepts of that particular technology.<\/p>
Tip 3-<\/b> Prepare thoroughly all the concepts of programming languages which are known to you and NEVER mention false information or additional skills or works which you have not known or done in your resume because that will fail you in this type of interview.\nHere out of 53, only 24 cleared this interview round.<\/p>
Round 4:\n<\/b>It is a managerial round which is an elimination round and where questions asked are:<\/p>
1. Problems with Coding <\/p>
2. Depth concepts of java like threads and collections<\/p>
3. Aptitude, Reasoning<\/p>
4. Logical questions<\/p>
5. Questions on Personality traits<\/p>
Tip 4- <\/b>We can't expect the questions asked here, only our previous knowledge and managerial thinking will work. Our task is to simply be confident and be open in saying \u201cI don't know\u201d if you are unable to answer.\nOut of 24, only 17 students made it to the final round.<\/p>
Round 5:\n<\/b>In the HR round the interviewer will explain the company bond and license agreement etc. This is not an elimination round and they will ask some questions based on<\/p>
\n1. Our knowledge about the company<\/p>
\n2. Strengths and weaknesses<\/p>
\n3. Short-term and long-term goals<\/p>
\n4. About our family <\/p>
\n5. Any questions for us?<\/p>
Tip 5-<\/b> Be prepared for the general HR questions and always be ready with some questions to ask at the end. It could be a deciding factor for your selection and NEVER ask \u201cwhat is the job profile that this company offers ?\" That question is supposed to be asked during the Pre-Placement Talk.<\/p>
By the end of the day finally, all the 17 final selects from CSE and the IT department are offered with 6 LPA.<\/p>
Here is a photograph of the TEKsystems team taken with the final selects.<\/p>
<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664647241681","data":"633884703f8ac"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664647241682","data":"
Final Tip:<\/b> As we learn from our experiences, we should not feel disappointed in losing an opportunity. We have to work hard by putting in all our efforts and improving ourselves. Most importantly one should \u201cNEVER GIVE UP\u201d<\/b> \n <\/p>"}]
As you grow older,your responsibilities increase and life becomes even more hectic.You soon become financially independent, forming new relationships in and out of your workspace.People tend to lose themselves in the mountain of tasks.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664645512875","data":"
Even as a student, balancing various different pursuits can be a challenge. Amidst everything, they often don't get a chance to take time to themselves and breathe.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664645512876","data":"
Taking some time to relax and unwind,to forget all your problems is important. It can be something calming like meditation or reading or something that requires high energy like hiking. You can do whatever you prefer, even if its just not doing anything for a while. <\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664645512877","data":"
Take some time to yourself, doing something you like,regularly. It helps keep you in a pleasant mood and reduces your stress. It gives you some time off, enables your creativity and relaxes you.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664645512878","data":"
Start saving some time to do something for yourself. You deserve it!<\/p>"}]
Somehow, many people feel obligated to give away their time and energy to others. But why?<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662575428952","data":"
They feel the need to prove themselves or have the intense desire to be liked. The problem is that by caring too much about opinions of others, you become their servant.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662575428953","data":"
This year, you need to regain your sovereignty and show the world that you value yourself. This method is called ' walking away'.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662575428954","data":"
Walking away seems rude, but sometimes it's a necessary measure to exert a sense of power over a situation. In a lifetime, you meet a variety of people. Some of these people have difficulties respecting others boundaries. Some of them are clingy and demand a great chunk of your time. Others are simply cruel assholes that seek to take advantage of people for their own gain. When you show these people that you're willing and able to remove yourself from their presence, it will not only send them a message that they do not own you, it will give you back control over your own faculty. The power of 'walking away' has two great companions: the word 'no' and direction.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662575428955","data":"
If you often find yourself wasting your time to the whims of other people. If you're often being taken advantage of and used or even abused by them. It is very likely that you have difficulties saying 'no' and that you lack direction in life. The inability to say 'no' and absence of direction in life leads to you not standing firm.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662575428956","data":"
If you're not standing firm, you're easily caught up in the affairs of other people. When you're committed to a goal, it shows you value your time and therefore your life. People will realise that you're spending your time in ways that are more important than serving them. Also, by keeping your eyes on the bail, its way easier to walk away from situations which people violate your boundaries or downright abuse you. This could be the case in regards to the workplace, marriage and even friendship.<\/p>"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1662575428957","data":"
Being tethered to your own path results in you caring less about the affairs of others. When you focus on yourself, you will not engage in needy, approval seeking behaviour because there is only one person, you have to prove yourself to: YOU.<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1662575428958","data":"5e0a37ba7985b"}]
It's time to beat evil in style!<\/b> \n<\/p>
<\/b><\/p>
Vijayadashami or commonly called as Dusshera is a festival according to Hindu Culture that is celebrated on the tenth day of the Navratri season. Dussehra is celebrated in different ways in different places throughout the Indian Subcontinent. It is celebrated to mark the win of good over evil. The original tale is said to be the win of Durga Maa over the demon Mahishasura. That is why she is also called Mahishasura Mardini.<\/p>
When it comes to Dussehra we also think about Navratri. Navratri is a nine day long festival which occurs in the Sharada Month of the Hindu calendar, it usually falls in the month of September\/ October.<\/p>
Pandals are established to worship goddess Durga with heavy stage decorations, Lighting, recitals in the name of the goddess and pooja\u2019s. In some places people conduct some fun activities and events that last the night.<\/p>
And let's not forget this! What is the first thing that strikes our mind when we think of Navratri?<\/p>
Ofcourse! It\u2019s Dandiya. Who doesn't love to dress up in the traditional Navratri outfits and groove to the beats. I personally love to dance to garba with all the coordinated moves and steps.<\/p>
Dress up in Traditional Gujarati style with Garba Dandiya, and various Dance Groups. Renowned artists for you to enjoy the beats and Authentic Food stalls for you to refresh yourself through all the dance and not to forget the Live DHOL!<\/p>
And the most Important part! You can see thousands of people coming to these locations. \n<\/p>
These are the Top 3 places that you can visit in Hyderabad this year!<\/b> \n<\/p>
1.Imperial Gardens, Secunderabad\n<\/b><\/p>
Starts from a minimum entry pass cost of Rs 400\/- per person per night. Open from the 26th of September to the 4th of October 2022 from 7PM every evening and goes on upto Midnight.\n<\/p>
2.SS Convention, Shamshabad\n<\/b><\/p>
You could also visit this place for a bare minimum of Rs. 400\/- per person for every night. Again this also starts at 7PM and ends at Midnight. You could visit this place anywhere between the 26th September to the 4th October.\n<\/b><\/p>
3.Begumpet Hockey Stadium\n<\/b><\/p>
Last but not the least the Begumpet Hockey Stadium. You could visit this place if you are looking out at a pocket friendly budget. This place starts at Rs. 399\/- per night per head. And also gives you that extra hour to groove and have fun which begins from 6PM every evening and ends at Midnight from the 26th of September to the 4th of October. \n<\/p>
So what are you waiting for? Lets have some fun and take over the evil this year with grace. \n<\/p>"}]
Bathukamma is the \"festival of life\" celebrated most popularly by the people of Telangana. As on this day, historians visited the baby Lakshmi at the royal palace and blessed her by calling \u201cBathukamma\u201d which means to live forever. <\/p>
Let us now understand how and why we need to celebrate the festival Bathukamma. As bathukamma is a festival for all young girls and women. On this special occasion of Bathukamma, women dress up in the traditional sarees combining them with beautiful jewels and other accessories looking so beautiful. Teenage girls wear half sarees or Lehenga Choli combining them with jewels in order to bring out the grace of festivity.\n<\/p>"},{"type":"img","id":"img-uid-1664562495123","data":"63370ba9e535a"},{"type":"txt","id":"rich_1664562495124","data":"
On the day of Bathukamma, the seasonal flowers of spring also called wildflowers that bloom during the season are arranged on a square bamboo frame and form a pinnacle and pile on the top. It is similar to the shape of a temple tower called \u2018Gopuram\u2019. A lump of turmeric is kept on top of the stacked flowers along with kumkum. It is found that Bathukamma is a festival that is celebrated for nine days, each day having its own and unique name and specialty, performing different rituals every day. Let us know how the festival is celebrated each day. <\/p>
\n\nThe first day of Bathukamma is celebrated as Engili pula Bathukamma. It falls on the day of Mahalaya Amavasya, also known as Pethara Amavasya in the Telangana region. <\/p>
The second day of bathukamma is celebrated as Atukula bathukamma that falls on the day of Padyami which marks the first day of Ashwayuja Masam. On this day, people offer the Goddess with Sappidi Pappu, which is bland boiled lentils, bellam known as jaggery, and atkulu which are flattened parboiled rice, and take her blessings. <\/p>
\n \nThe third day of the Bathukamma festival is celebrated as Muddapappu Bathukamma falls on the day of Vidiya which is the second day of Ashwayuja Masam. On this day of Muddapappu Bathukamma, the Naivedhyam offered to the Goddess by devotees is muddapappu which is nothing but a mixture of softened boiled lentils, milk, and jaggery\n<\/p>
The fourth day of Bathukamma is celebrated as the Nanabiyyam Bathukamma, which falls on thidiya or the third day of Aswayuja masam. On this day people generally offer a mixture of nanesina biyyam that is wet rice, milk, and jaggery as Naivedhyam. <\/p>
\n \nThe fifth day of Bathukamma is celebrated as the Atla Bathukamma which falls on the Chaturthi or the fourth day of Aswayuja Masam. On this day we prepare uppudu pindi atlu which are pancakes made from wheat lets or dosa, and offer it as Naivedhyam to the Goddess to seek her blessings.\n<\/p>
The sixth day of the festival is celebrated as Aligina Bathukamma which falls on Shasti or the sixth day of Aswayuja Masam. No food offering is made on this day they simply pray. <\/p>
The seventh day of Bathukamma is celebrated as Vepakayala Bathukamma which falls on the Saptami or on the seventh day of Ashwayuja Masam. On this day, people shape rice flour into fruits of the neem tree and deep fry them and serve them as Naivedhyam with devotion.\n<\/p>
The eight-day of the Bathukamma festival is celebrated as Vennamuddala Bathukamma which falls on Ashtami or on the eighth day of Ashwayuja Masam. On this day, people offer a mixture of nuvvulu which is sesame seeds, Venna which is butter or ghee, and jaggery and seek her blessings of well-being and prosperity. <\/p>
\n \nThe ninth and final day of bathukamma is celebrated as Saddula Bathukamma on Navami or on the ninth day of Ashwayuja Masam which coincides with Durgashtami. On this day, people cook five types of rice dishes, namely chinthapandu pulihora saddi which is tamarind rice perugannam saddi which is curd rice, nimmakaya saddi, or lemon rice which is commonly prepared, kobbari saddi or coconut rice, and nuvvula saddi which is sesame rice and offer it as Naivedhyam with all prayers.\n<\/p>
This festival is celebrated with joy and happiness all over the country, mainly focusing on the Telangana region and the people of Telangana. During these celebrations, there are several performances such as dance, music, dramas, and a variety of entertainments along with exhibitions. This is a time when thousands of tourists and locals come to witness the festivities and enjoy its vibes with enthusiasm.\n\n<\/p>"}]
Each of us wants to grow and achieve something. We celebrate great careers, successful relationships, and those who admire our journey. We've always been taught to dream big. <\/p>
\nThe process of becoming the best version of yourself is never easy. <\/b><\/p>
\n\n\nThere are ups and downs, joys and sorrows, and sometimes days when you give up completely. No matter how passionate you are, sometimes things go wrong and you question everything. \n\n\nBut at that moment we focus on our ultimate goal. Suddenly it seems so vast and impossible like everything is trying to prevent you from getting there. That's why it's important to learn to enjoy the process. <\/p>
We are so busy trying to reach our goals and achieve them that we completely miss the small good things that happen on a daily basis. At every stage of our journey, it's important to celebrate small achievements. <\/p>
\n\n\nEven when you're passionate about something, there are moments when you feel unmotivated, but often it's not because you're not putting in the effort or working hard enough, but rather taking a break and slowing down and trying again. This is because it needs time to recharge. <\/p>
If you don't take a pause, your passion will be annihilated. Taking a break is more important. This does not mean that we have failed to build consistent momentum. <\/p>
\n\n\nWe all need a break to recover and come back with enough energy. Seeing it as part of the journey and enjoying the moment makes the whole process fun and enjoyable and doesn't seem like a chore.<\/p>
We usually put our happiness off into the future, believing that our happiness lies in getting so-and-so work done. But let me tell you, the right time will never come until you let it. <\/p>
If you want to live a thriving and cheering life, you need to stop putting happiness and joy into the future and start loving the process.<\/p>"}]
Published in
clg-short-name
Waiting for the approval by Admin
Terms and conditions