When is Gudi Padwa 2020?

The festival marks the beginning of the civil year of the Hindus. It is celebrated throughout the nation, especially in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Karnataka, and amongst the people of the communities belonging to the states. Again, the festival sets the beginning of the Marathi new year, Telugu new year, which is also known as Ugadi in Kannada also traditionally known as Cheti Chand in Sindhi  and Navreh in Kashmiri new year known as and also known as As per the Gregorian calendar, the festival falls between March and April. 

Astrologically speaking, the lord of the first day of the year is considered to be the lord of the whole year. Such, for instance, in the last year of 2019, the lord of the Hindu year was Saturn. Especially the new moon day of Gudi Padwa has a specific significance. It is during this time of the year that the sun is present in the first zodiac that is Aries. A little known fact about the festival, however, is that it also marks the beginning of the spring season and is celebrated in states like Punjab and Haryana as the harvest festival of Baishakhi. 

Gudi padwa 2020- date and “muhrat”:

Gudi Padwa 2020 falls on the 25th of March this year, Wednesday. The exact times of the festival are as follows:

1. Prtipada Tithi Begins – 14:57 (24 March 2020)
2. Prtipada Tithi Ends – 17:26 (25 March 2020)

What do the legends say?

It is said that Lord Vishu wanted his loved ones to be happy and healthy and hence prayed to the Gods asking them to do so. During the festival pray to Lord Vishu. Lovers pray to Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu, asking for their love to last till eternity. At the time of dusk or just before the sunrise, it is said that the Sun is extremely propitious and hence the people pray during this time to the Lord for prosperity and good health. 

The festival also marks the homecoming of Lord Ram, an incarnation of Lord Vishnu, to Ajodhya after defeating the demon king Ravan and rescuing Sita from his captivity. The festival celebrates the triumph of good over evil. It is symbolic of the demon Lord’s defeat, followed by Ram’s coronation for his return to his kingdom after fourteen long years of exile.  

Customs and rituals associated with it:

As the tradition follows, people bathe before dawn, to assimilate the purity of the Sun that is said to be present during that time- praying for peace and prosperity, and as though creating a deeper bond with the self. A “gudi” is kept on the right side of the house’s main entrance, which is symbolic of good’s triumph over the evil. Rangolis are also quite common during the holy festival and people visit each other, exchanging regards and goodwill. Many food items specific to the festival are also made such as Puranpoli, Aam panna, Sabudana, Shrikhand and so on. 

The festival is celebrated throughout the nation, even if with different names. On the holy occasion, people pray for their and their loved ones peace and prosperity, so that they remain in the best of health and happiness in life all through the year. 

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When is Ganesh Chaturthi 2020?

The date of the festival falls on the fourth day of the Shukla Chaturthi in the month of Bhadrapada according to the Hindu Calendar. This, according to the English calendar falls somewhere between August and September every year. The festival is generally celebrated for around 11 days, with quite a huge spectacle taking place on the last day of Anant Chaturdasi. It is said to have been celebrated by Shivaji during the Mughal- Maratha wars, but then was re-established as a sort of a political movement by Lokmania Tilak, during the British rule. 

Ganesh- the history to his existence and his festival:

Ganesh Chaturthi Wishes

The festival’s reason for being celebrated is the appearance of Lord Ganesh with his mother Parvathi, from the Kailash Parvat on Earth. The earliest mentions of Ganesh is found in the Rigveda, twice, in the form of hymns. The first one of the hymns signifies Ganapati’s role as the seer of seers and as the lord of invocation. The second hymn stalls Ganapati, by saying that nothing near or afar is performed without his blessings. 

The festival was first started by Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the ruler of Maharashtra. It was then again re-established as a way to protest against the British ban on Hindu gatherings through its anti-public assembly legislations of 1892. 

How is Ganesh Chaturthi celebrated?

The Hindu festival celebrates the arrival of Lord Ganesha on the mortal earth from mount Kailash with his mother Parvati. The festival is marked with the installation of clay idols of Ganesh- be it in homes or temporary public stages. The celebrations include chanting of hymns and prayers and brata that is fasting. The celebrations for the festival ends on the tenth day from after its start, the clay idols are carried in a public procession along with music and lot of vigour then immersed in a nearby, not stagnant water bodies such as a sea or a river. 

The day after the clay idols have been immersed in water, Ganapati is believed to have gone back to Kailash to his parents- Mahadev and Parvati The festival celebrates Lord Ganesh as the God of renewals and as one who removes obstacles from the paths of our lives and is also celebrated as the deity of wisdom and intellect. The festival is celebrated in all its vigour throughout the nation, especially in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Goa, Telangana, Odisha, Gujarat Chhattisgarh, and West Bengal, and is usually celebrated in homes even in Tamil Nadu. 

Dates of Ganesh Chaturthi:

The date of Ganesh Chaturthi this year is on 22nd August 2020, Saturday. 

Even though the history and the start of the legacy are unknown, that does not stop the Indians from celebrating the festival with the greatest of enthusiasm and vigour. It was a festival concentrated in the state of Maharashtra, but with the years has been welcomed with open arms by all people throughout the nation. 

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When is Earth Day 2020?

With the world being just a touch away from our grasps, it is no new news for us that the world is suffering. It is suffering badly. With the increasing jungles of concrete, the greener jungles are being cut off. As a result of this, our once green and breathing Earth is slowly yet quite steadily degrading from lesser green to yet lesser green. In such times of crisis, we keep one day for acknowledging the benefits the world has given to us. In this article we are going to discuss just the initiation of such a grand notion and when is it celebrated worldwide. 

Earth Day- origin:

Earth Day Wishes

As discussed earlier, this is a day kept exclusively to celebrate the merits of our world and to think of ways to protect them and justly so as they are fast depleting. The notion however can be dated back to quite a long time back. 

It is of the time when the United States was experiencing economical as well as political struggle. In the 1970s the Vietnam War took place and the US was divided on participating in it. Side by side, the economical condition was improving, but at the cost of our dear environment. With the dawn of factories and industries, people started driving bigger cars and the factories marked the dawn of large scale air pollution.

Amidst all of such chaos, some educated individuals just like always were the pioneers to uphold the depletion of the environment that was occurring, and sought to make people aware of it. Books were published, new safer industrial laws were made and so on many more measures were taken. The first Earth Day was then celebrated 

Changes that triggered the notion:

Change of any sort does not occur overnight. This change too was the result of a series of more minor changes. The most significant one of them is Rachel Carson’s bestseller Silent Spring made its debut in the 1960s. Later, Gaylord Nelson, the then US senator, was highly concerned with the massive oil spill that occurred in Santa Barbara, California. He then went on to propose the idea that there should be a day specifically aimed at spreading awareness about our mother nature and our Earth, and how they are suffering from human torture. The same humans whose lives are sustained because of the Earth and its nature. 

When is it celebrated:

The first Earth Day was celebrated on April 22, 1970. Senator Gaylord was the one to initiate the process. Children, adults and old alike, all came from in and around the US to take part in the rallies and awareness programs that were being held in the US at the time. Ever since then, for decades now, Earth Day is celebrated on the 22nd of April every year, to remind the people of the importance of the resources we are so lavishly using up. This year it is on a Wednesday, April 22, 2020.

Even though it is just a day, and not one day can change anything, Earth Day is still celebrated as with passing years more and more of the younger generations will come to notice the nature of our world and start taking care of it. Hopefully, it would not be too late by then. 

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When is Holi 2020?

The festival of colours, Holi, marks spring’s arrival. It is the festival of bonding. Everyone gets coloured in everyone else’s colour. The charm of the festival lies in that variety of colours itself. It usually occurs during Phalgun, a Bengali month, on a Full Moon day. “Kanji” and “Bhang” are two drinks specific to the festival. While Kanji is served to anyone who comes wishing on our doorsteps on the day, Bhang is a paste of cannabis leaves and such into some kind of food or drink and gives you a safe high to compliment your fun in the festival. 

People pray for their families’ happiness, peace, and prosperity. During the Holika Dahan part of the festival, a bonfire consisting of dry twigs and branches and such other wastes is lit up, after deciding upon an auspicious time. Also, when the festival is celebrated the fields are in full bloom and harvest is on its way. People pray to the Gods for a good harvest as well. 

Holi- the festival:

As legend has it, the festival of Holi is based on a story portraying the triumph of Good over Evil. Once there was a King named Hirannakashyap, who wanted his people to worship him. He was the kind of the Asuras and the Daityas, the literal meaning of his name being “clothed in Gold.” However, his son was a devotee of Lord Vishu. 

The King could not stand the idea of it and attempted many times to make him understand otherwise. As one of his final attempts, the ruthless king sent his sister Holika, who was blessed by the Gods to be immune to fire, to kill Prahlad, his son and a blind devotee of Lord Vishnu. Holika sat with Prahlad in the middle of a raging fire plotting that she would survive while the boy perished. However, the boon was applicable only when she was to be touched by fire alone. Using this loophole, Lord Vishu protected Prahlad, saving him from the fire, while Holika died in her self made conspiracy. Hirannakashyap too was then killed by another incarnation of Lord Vishnu, known as Narasimha. 

Since then, people light a bonfire on the eve of the festival, representing the death of Holika, symbolic of Good’s victory over Evil. The day after is celebrated as Holi. 

Holika Dahan and Holi timings:

Astrologically speaking, the Holika Dahan festival is not to be started before sunset. It is to be started only at a particular time after the sunset on Purnima tithi. The ideal time would be at Pradoshkal, the time when day and night are said to meet. The celebration signifies Holika, Hirannakashyap’s sister’s, death, symbolic of Good’s win over the Evil. 

• Holika Dahan Muhurta – 18:22 to 20:49
• Bhadra Punchha – 09:37 to 10:38
• Bhadra Mukha – 10:38 to 12:19
• Rangwali Holi – 10th March
• Purnima Tithi Begins – 03:03 (9th March)

Once Holika Dahan is completed, the next day, everyone gets busy to get died in each other’s colours, just for once forgetting the diversity that they are. By afternoon the festival comes to an end after which meals are prepared for the evening and the night that is to come. Holi is celebrated throughout the country just in ways and names that are different from each other, keeping the vibe the same.

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When is Navratri 2020?

Navratri is one of the most celebrated festival amongst Hindus. It is a sacred period of nine days when people worship different avatars of Goddess Durga. Each day is celebrated dedicating your payers to Goddess Durga. Most widely the festival is celebrated two time in a period of one year. One in Chaitra mass, during the month of March and April and another in Ashvin mass that is around Diwali. 

Each avatar of Goddess Durga represent on from of energy hence also called shakti. It celebrates every form of women in form of Goddess Durga. 

When is Navratri in 2020?

Chaitra mass Navratri will fall on 25th March and will last up to 10th April. Ashvin mass Navratri will fall on 17th Oct and will last until 25th October. These nine days are calculated as per Hindu calendar hence the days of celebration may or may not be equal to nine days as per English calendar. One day after Ashvin Navratri is Dussehra. There is also a clock as per people pay various tributes on each day to Goddess Durga and there are several rituals associated with Goddess Durga during this period.

Rituals of Navratri

People often are seen fasting during this period. Even if people don’t fast, will not likely eat non vegetarian during this week. Some men even forbid shaving and women would not cut their hairs during this period of nine days. You can see fast cuisine being available in various hotels and people going to temple during morning and evening during this festival. There are various forms of fast people do as per their devotion. Some may not eat anything and would spend their nine days with a pair of cloves each day. On the ninth day, they would call young girls to worship them as resemblance to Goddess Durga and would treat them like they are Goddess themselves. They would be feasted and paid some dakshina.

The ashvin mass Navratri is a grand festival in city of Kolkata. There a huge celebration takes place whole month and people are often on leaves celebrating it with their families. On last day a huge procession takes place with huge incarnations of Goddess Durga in form of mud statues which they drop into the river. It is believed that they bring home Goddess Durga for nine days, respects her, worship her and one ninth day they bid adieu the Goddess with a wish to come back to their house next year.

Goddess Durga is every element that a women can be. This festival majorly celebrates the power of women in form of a nurturer, destroyer, mother, the one who completes the cycle of birth and death and helps sustain life on this earth. This also signifies how well the women were honored since ages of Vedas in this country. There is a famous saying in Hindu Vedas which says where women are respected, Gods reside in that place and where women are disrespected, there is no form of wealth and prosperity in that place. That place becomes doomed forever.

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When is Onam 2020?

There are three main Hindu festivals as per Malayalam Calendar – Vishu, Thiruvanthira, and Onam. Onam is a rice harvest festival and is mainly celebrated in Kerala. It also embarks the homecoming of benignant king Mahabali. Also, the day is celebrated as a birth date of Lord Vishnu’s tenth avatar Vaman. This is a ten days long festival and includes several ceremonies like boat race, martial arts, tug of war, etc. The whole state is decorated with flower arrangements and you can hear Carnatic music being played in the background. Also, people get to witness the tiger dance, mask dance, women dance and folk dance on the streets of Kerala during this time.

When is Onam celebrated?

Happy Onam Wishes

In the year 2020, the Onam will be celebrated on 30th August. 

The festival date is calculated as per the Malayali calendar and is celebrated on Thiruvonam nakshatra in the month of Chingam. The festival starts from Atham nakshatram and ends on Thiruvonam nakshatra, thus making it a ten-day festival.

It is particularly of significance because it embarks the annual homecoming of the greatest king of Kerala – Raja Mahabali. It is believed that the people of Kerala saw the best day of their life during his reign. There was prosperity everywhere. However, The Gods wanted to end his reign on earth, so Lord Vishnu took the avatar of Vaman and tricked the king to acquire whatever he had. The king then had to quit his kingdom and go to the lower world. 

However, during the same instance, Lord Vishnu also awarded him a boon that he can come to visit his land and his people once every year. This period is popularly known as Onam. Hence, you see festivities everywhere.

Also, Kerala being a rice harvesting land, people can spend and hence there is a festive atmosphere everywhere.

Various rituals of Onam

All ten days of Onam are full of joy and various activities that are peculiar to Kerala. You can see flowers arranged in a beautiful design in front of the houses. These are made by women of the house. Lamps are lit everywhere to invite King Mahabali to their houses. People like to visit each other and wear new clothes during this time. Also, people love to gift each other to embark on the festive season. There is a special garment that people wear during this festival which is called “Onakkodi” in Malayali.

There are grand feasts everywhere. The feast has got thirteen different dishes prepared for the occasion which is served to the guests in the traditional Malayali way on a banana leaf. Mostly the center of the leaf is filled with a lot of rice and surrounded by various kinds of dishes, pickles, and papads. A sweet dish that is characteristic to Kerala is prepared – popularly known by the name of Payasam. It is like traditional kheer prepared in North India, however, the rice is different, and it contains coconut, giving it a peculiar taste to go with all other south Indian dishes prepared during this festival.

Onam is one of the most important festivals for people of Kerala and this can be seen as how people celebrate it. The grandness of this festival is visible on the streets of Kerala. People wear tiger masks dance away on the Carnatic music everywhere.

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When is Janmashtami 2020?

Janmashtami is a festival commemorating the birth of Lord Krishna in our mortal world. Krishna here is a symbol of love and intellect and the festival brings a spirit of new beginnings and renewals, birth spiritually as well as in the external world. Every year millions of people nationwide and even worldwide celebrate the festival with great enthusiasm and vigour. The incarnation of Lord Vishnu teaches us that we all have an unkempt power within us, that helps us go and face the everyday world. The more we polish it, the better our life becomes with the help of it. This sense of divine attachment too brings a sense of connection with the festival along with the playful and fun-loving nature of the incarnation of God. 

Janmashtami- the story behind it:

Janmashtami is the celebration of Lord Krishna’s birth, which is “janma” on the eighth day of, which signifies “ Ashtami”. Now the story goes like this, the evil King Kamsa, marries off his sister with the Yuda King, Vasudeva. After the marriage, when Kamsa insisted that he be the one to drive the marriage chariot, the sky opens up and there is a prophecy. The prophecy says that Devaki’s eighth child was to be the reason of Kamsa’s death and would hence put an end to his tyrannous rule. 

After hearing this Kamsa gets infuriated and orders to imprison Devaki and Vasudeva, and even plans on killing Devaki but only stops when Vasudeva promises to give up every single of their child to him. In the following days, they spend their lives in Kamsa’s dungeons and can do nothing but look on as Kamsa murders one child after another. 

However, before the eight children were born, Lord Vishnu comes in front of the couple and informs them that he is their eighth child and suggests Vasudeva on how to take him to Vrindaban where the village head, Nanda along with his wife, Yashoda, are waiting for the arrival of the baby. Through divine intervention, the guards of the prison fall asleep and the doors open automatically as Vasudeva takes his newborn child to Vrindaban. And even as the sky gets blacker and the weather changes for the worse, through a series of more divine interventions, the child safely reaches the destination. 

What are the traditions involved?

More than millions of people celebrate the festival worldwide every year. There are many ways as to how it is celebrated in different communities and states. One of them includes a tradition where they fast until the birth of the deity. Another is where once the morning hours of the day start, people bathe images of the incarnation of Lord Vishnu and put new clothes on it. In other communities such as in Maharashtra, an event of Dahi Handi is performed where there is a container of yogurt (Dahi) kept at the top suspended from a horizontal rope and a people’s pyramid is formed to reach out to the container and break it, just as Krishna would do in the days of his infancy. The event celebrates the fondness that Krishna had for butter and yogurt. 

The celebrations reach their full vigour in Mathura and Vrindaban, where Krishna had enjoyed his infancy and the early ages of his youth. 

Dates of Janmashtami 2020:

The date of Janmashtami is on 11th August 2020

• Nishita Puja Time– 00:04 to 00:48
• Parana Time– After 11:15 (12th August)
• Ashtami Tithi Begins – 09:06 (11th August)

In this way, the festival is celebrated with full fun and vigour every year. Some people even do not sleep and go through the two days of the festival without sleep. Such is the enthusiasm.

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When is Eid 2020?

Eid Al Fitr is the festival celebrating the end to the fasting of the entire month of the Ramadan. It is believed that God blesses and rewards the people for their patience and the faith they have in God. The festival is celebrated for two to three days at the end of the holy month and no one can fast during these two to three days. This is an article that discusses the details of the festival and talks about the dates as to when it is to be celebrated in this year of 2020. 

Eid- the legends about it:

As legend has it, the festival was started by Muhammad, an Islamic prophet soon after he had migrated from Mecca. It is said that when Muhammad had left Mecca, he along with a companion of his Anas were passing through Medina, some people had gained Muhammad’s interests and he talked to them. The people were celebrating and were busy in the merrymaking when Muhammad preached and taught them, that God had fixed two days in the year for such extensive merriment and entertainment- at the end of the holy month of Ramadan. The festivals were called Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha. Since then, the festivals have been celebrated as is today. 

How is it celebrated:

It is a religious festival and is celebrated across nations and worldwide amongst all Muslim communities. During the days of the festivals, people start their mornings with the Eid Prayer and then go on to wish each other by the age-old customary greetings of “Eid Mubarak”. People buy new clothes and enjoy the days with their family members, spending the days in enjoyment and recreational activities. Fasting during these two days is strictly not allowed. 

• Some of the other rules involved are as follows:
• Taking a bath, that performs some sort of ablution before sitting down to pray. 
• Using a toothbrush or as the people would call it, the Miswaak. 
• Eating an odd number of dates before they sit for the prayer. 
• Make it mandatory to check whether you have paid the Zakat, before going to pray. 
• Do not forget the “Takbeerat” before and after the Eid prayer. 

People dress up in their new and the best outfits and apply perfume. No one wants to look bad on these auspicious days. The days are quite important in the religious calendar of the Muslim community. 

Dates associated with Eid 2020:

Eid al Fitr starts on the evening of 23rd May 2020, Saturday and ends on the evening of 24th May 2020, Sunday. 

The most engaging and the best part of the celebrations is that people get to spend time with their near and dear ones- their family and friends. The religion, however, teaches and preaches not to forget the less privileged sections of the society and spend the celebration along with them, sharing the entertainment and vibrancy of the two days. It teaches us that all and everyone is our “Duas.”

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When is Friendship Day 2020?

We need people in our lives with whom we can talk our hearts out. In our lives, some are just acquaintances while others are close ones. Friendship is one such important relationship with our close ones. Friends play a significant role in our lives. They make us happy, support us, motivate us, make our lives stress free, understand us and helps us to grow. With times changing, it has become very difficult to spend quality time with friends every day. As we grow old and become occupied in other things in life, the bond loosens often. Friendship day is the day we celebrate the bond of love and reminisce about the quality times spent together and make unforgettable memories. 

How did friendship day begin to be celebrated? 

Celebrating this bond of friendship dates back to the time of Mahabharata, composed during the 4th century. Back then, friendship day was observed in the province of Ayodhya, when Sudama arrived in the lord Krishna’s kingdom after many years. Now, friendship day is observed on different dates in different countries. The world friendship crusade proposed the celebration of friendship day to be on 30th July. The organisation is an international one that campaigns supporting friendship as a way of building a culture of peace. In India, however, the day is observed on the first Sunday of August, every year. Friendship day is the day when we commemorate the presence of special people in our lives, whom we call friends. the United Nations announced 30th July to be celebrated as a global friendship day on 27th April. The custom of celebrating friendship day was initiated by Joyce Hall, who intended to celebrate the day on 2 August. The day has been declared as a holiday. 

Friendship day celebrations

Friends welcome each other on this great day and exchange tokens of love. The day begins with humble greetings between people. The day has largely been commercialised nowadays. Several companies have started making greeting cards and sell gifts on this day. Friendship day is of so much importance because friends are an important part of our lives. Without friends, people will end up becoming lonely and lost. Friends bring joy in our lives and cheer us up. We love spending time with our friends. Hence, friendship day is necessary to be celebrated. Children’s socialising skills develop only when they communicate and interact with a lot of other children. Without friends, they fail to learn and experience basic things. Children who cannot make friends end up being alone and feel neglected. 

Friendship is never complicated. All one needs to do is express his gratitude and feelings towards his friends. In this digitalised world, people have started making videos for their friends. Some even tweet, some share messages, quotes and post pictures on social media to make their friends realise their importance and how much are they adored. 

Additionally, this day is celebrated to wipe out distance and misunderstanding between friends. Though none of the 365 days is less important than friendship day, the first Sunday of August has been given special attention for observing the bond among friends. Undoubtedly, for celebrating friendship, we don’t need a special day to express our love for them. 

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When is Easter 2020

Easter is a celebration of faith and believes that we have in our God. The backdrop to the festival is how Jesus Christ was rejuvenated from the dead and went up to heaven. It celebrates the rejuvenation that even to date teaches us not to lose faith in humanity and serve without expectations. The Easter Sunday marks off the beginning of the Holy week even if it is not a part of it and denotes the end of the forty days of Lent. 

Easter is one of the oldest and one of the most important Christian celebrations. The other popular branches of the tradition, such as the Easter Bunny and such are however pagan inclusions.

Easter- the tradition:

The story of Easter celebrates the rejuvenation of Christ from death. According to the legends, the story goes somewhat like this that at the time, the council members concerned with Jesus’ growing popularity were searching for ways to do away with him. However, they were unable to formulate a plan, and just then one of Jesus’ disciples driven by the lust of materialistic pleasure, agreed to betray Jesus and tell the priests about the right time to strike. That evening Jesus told his disciples how his end was near and how the reason for his death would be a betrayal by one of his disciples. 

After having his supper with his disciples that evening the son of God, went to pray, shortly after which he was arrested by Jewish guards. He was crucified after facing much mockery and making the council face many dilemmas as well as he did not even speak to defend himself and as time passed by, the important council members started to realise that they had misread the situation and he indeed was the son of the God. 

Nevertheless, Jesus was crucified and buried in an abandoned tomb. Thereafter some of his women disciples visited the cave to put spices on the dead body to stop it from smelling and found the tomb empty. Thereafter the Christ on many occasions marked his presence by appearing in front of his disciples, telling them how he was yet to go to heaven and once he did so, he would send a Holy Spirit to look after them. Jesus kept his word and by the Holy Spirit’s power, the disciples came to speak and understand various other languages as well, thus spreading the beliefs of Christianity across nations.  

How are the dates calculated?

The dates of the festival change each year. A long time back, around some 300 AD the Council of Nicaea had decided that Easter may fall on the first Sunday that falls after the first full moon that occurs after or on the day of the vernal equinox. The date of Easter thus usually falls between March and April. 

This year the date for Easter is fixed as April 12th, 2020, Sunday. 

It is, thus, how the festival of Easter came to be celebrated and how the tradition is kept alive and how even after all these years. It is a festival of rejoicing about how our Messiah was rejuvenated from death and taught us the art of forgiveness throughout and even after his life.   

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Women’s Day Story – How to celebrate women’s Day?

On the day of women’s Day which commences on 8th March every year, all the people gathered together for celebrating the social, economic, cultural, political achievements of all women and initiating the thought of maintaining gender equality along with measuring the contribution which women have made towards our country. From the year 1900, this day is celebrated, even though nowadays a gender problem is still there, but women are making humongous progress in every field. In order to make this day more memorable you can do some interesting things that are mentioned below:

Women’s Day Story – How to celebrate women’s Day?

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• One of the best things which you can do is participate in several donations where you can offer cloth, money, food or your precious time to all the women who are facing difficulties in their life.
• This women’s day you can indulge yourself in any of the protests that are needed for maintaining gender equality.
• If you are a woman with some stories which you want to share then you can easily do it. Always try to share Women’s Day Story of victory over adversities. You can utilize several communication methods for spreading awareness.
• You can be a part of any organization that helps in inspiring and supporting women of the young generation. Like sponsoring the girl’s education to make some separate donation so that a girl child can carry out their graduation.
• You can also organize a gathering where amazing women will be sharing their journey and you can also meet them to expand the network and get into the social circle with those inspiring women.

Here you will get the Women’s Day Images & Women’s Day Status to share with women’s on 8th March 2019.

Women’s Day should be celebrated in order to make people aware of the significance that this day holds. You will have to express your gratitude and love towards the contribution which women have made in our life or society. It is the time of honoring the struggles and appreciating the power with which they have overcome several barriers for reaching the zenith of success.

It is also important to acknowledge the contribution of the women who live in our house and celebrate their role as a mother, wife, daughter, sister, etc. It is also a day for honoring all the voices which are unheard of and all the rights which are getting dominated and the significant people who are getting unnoticed in society. Share {8th March}* International Women’s Day Shayari & Poems 2019 with your Mother, Wife, Sister & Girlfriend.

Women’s Day is not only about making people aware of how powerful women are but to know the significance of treating them equally.

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The Significance of Women’s Day – Why Women’s Day is celebrated?

On every part of the globe, Women’s Day is encountered on the 8th of March every year. It is a day of appreciating all the remarkable achievements and contribution which women have made towards our society. When we talk about women we imagine selfless love, caring attitude, and nurturing attitude.

A women’s Day is celebrated in order to maintain equality among the gender and how all the women have fought against the odds and emerged victorious in every field. It is very important to celebrate Women’s Day in order to build equitable societies and secure women’s right.

There are many women who are fighting different phases in their life and are unheard by people and are getting dominated by them. Women have the power of creating, nurturing and transforming anything. So let’s see what is the significance of women’s Day.

The significance of Women’s Day – Why Women’s Day is celebrated?

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• The main reason for celebrating Women’s Day is for expressing gratitude and love towards all the women who are making a contribution to our society and life. It is very important for us to honour their struggles and power and how they have emerged victorious after fighting all the barriers and have now established themselves in several fields. Nowadays women are participating actively in education, politics, corporate, social work, IT, sports, innovation, research and development, and several other fields and have done a remarkable job.
• You will need to have knowledge and perseverance in order to understand a woman. A woman is considered to be the epitome of love, care, sacrifice and be able to nurture life.
• A few years back not all women were getting enough respect, but they kept on sacrificing and adjusting without any complaints. All women have the power of bringing new changes. So nowadays Women’s Day is celebrated for focusing on the empowerment that they have gained and how they are now getting accepted in the society in the way they are.
• This day is celebrated for recognizing all the contribution of the women in our society. In this way, all women can participate in several fields like policymaking. Women have already proved that it is not about superiority, but the equality that is needed in society.

So, this Women’s Day makes sure to educate yourself enough about women’s rights and how you should fight for it. So make sure you are celebrating this day properly by acknowledging the contribution of women who are a part of your life.

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Mother’s Day Gift Ideas – 3 creative DIY gift ideas for Mother’s Day 2019

We only get one day in a year to celebrate our mothers. Therefore, we all want to find the best gift for her on this special occasion. If you’re running short of Mother’s Day gift ideas, we are here to help you out. While you can always purchase a gift for your mother from the store, DIY gifts can be much more personal and special. A personalized gift made by her children is much more precious to her than any store bought the item.

Below we have listed three DIY Mother’s Day gift ideas 2019which you can gift your mother on her special day:

Mother’s Day Gift Ideas – 3 creative DIY gift ideas for Mother’s Day 2019

Mother’s Day Gift Ideas

A cupcake bouquet

A bouquet comprised of an assortment of your mother’s favorite flowers can be a very thoughtful present. But you can take the idea one step further by converting it into an edible bouquet of cupcakes. It’s incredibly simple to make and the materials are easily available. You’ll need the following materials: cupcakes, frosting, a piping bag with an open star tip, green tissue paper, clear tape, a pretty flower pot, a styrofoam ball, and a few toothpicks. First, you need to bake the cupcakes and prepare the frosting. You can decide the flavor of the cake and frosting depending on your mother’s preferences. Next, fill the piping bag with frosting and pipe out a rose on the top of the cupcake. After frosting, place the cupcakes in the refrigerator and move on to the styrofoam base. Place a styrofoam ball into a flower pot and attach toothpicks on the sides. The toothpicks should be attached at 45° angle to prevent the cupcakes from falling off.  Next, take out the cupcakes from the refrigerator and slide them onto the toothpicks. Cover as much space as you can. When it’s done, cover up the remaining empty space with green tissue paper to give the appearance of leaves.

Wall Photo Collage

Pictures are the only lasting memory of a time gone by. We may never get those days back, but looking at the picture will bring a smile on our faces. You can form a collage of all the pictures which hold a special significance to both of you and arrange them in a heart shape to decorate her bedroom wall.   

Reasons Why I Love You cards

Mother’s Day provides the perfect opportunity to tell your mother how much you love her. Therefore, seize this opportunity by gifting her with Reasons why I love you cards. The materials needed to make this gift include cardstock paper, a ribbon, a hole puncher and colored pens. First, cut out the cardstock paper into 2×3.5 inches sized cards. If you want to write ten reasons, make ten cards and vice versa. Now, write down your reason on the card. You can decorate the card with colored pens or relevant pictures cut out from old magazines. Once you’re done writing down all your reasons, take a ribbon and tie them all up together.

Most people often refrain from making a DIY gift out of fear that they lack artistic skills. But the above-mentioned Mother’s Day gift ideas 2019 are simple to execute and don’t require you to be an expert on art and crafts.

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List of {Top}* New Year 2020 Resolutions

List of {Top}* New Year 2020 Resolutions: New Year’s is that time of the year that most people either way or dread for. It is the time that makes you look back at the past year, scratch your chin and tally out the achievements throughout. Did you achieve anything that you promised to follow all throughout the year? New Year 2020 resolutions are like those promises that we keep to ourselves but fail to fulfill. But that doesn’t mean that everyone does the same. Some do fulfill and act on them sincerely. Check our list of Best New Year Resolutions 2020 Ideas.

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List of {Top}* New Year 2020 Resolutions

New Year 2020 Resolutions

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Are you struggling with what could be the ideal New Year’s resolution? Here are some tips of top New Year resolutions in 2020.

• Firstly, think about your health. Are there any achievements you want to gain in a year surrounding the same? If the answer is yes, write it down in your notebook. Note down the goals you want to achieve and the plan of action on how you would do the same. There would be several tips of top New Year resolutions in 2020, but it is best to look back at your own progress and plan accordingly.
• Is there anything you would like to keep an achievement? Any educational course or even any type of degree that you wish to achieve in a year? Enroll yourself.
• Do you wish to visit a place in a year’s time? Make your list and start saving money or even your time, whatever’s the priority.
• Are there any kinds of small unfinished business that you have been keeping on hold? Just, act on them. Make this year count.

 

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There is an abundance of tips of top New Year’s resolution in 2020. The only catch is to look back into your own life and find the disconnections that you would like to fulfill. Don’t wait for anyone to chalk out the tips of top New Year’s resolution in 2020 for you. Be the one who decides for themselves.

Interesting new year resolutions which you can take

Resolutions are something that we make at the beginning of a year and try to keep it till the last. It is very mandatory for enhancing our living style and with determination, we can keep this resolution last till the farewell of this year. So here is a list of 10 New Year 2020 Resolution.

1. Love yourself: This resolution should be on the list of all the people. In order to keep up with our busy lives, we often forget to love yourself and our health condition. So this new year take the resolution of staying healthy and eating healthy because an unhealthy body will not be able to fulfill the rest 9 resolutions.
2. Learn a language: Nowadays learning a new language is a new trend. Many people learn new languages as a hobby so start taking the baby steps right from this year.
3. Charity: Charity doesn’t always need to be expensive because if you are a teenager still you can make some contribution to several charities. You can give your time and help in serving people who need them. Even if you are giving them a small portion from your pocket money or your old clothes still it will be considered as a charity.
4. Quality time: Yes, it is very true that we all are very busy and we often forget to talk to people with whom we live under the same roof. So it is time to keep your smartphones or any devices away for a few hours and spend some quality time with the people.
5. Learn new skills: New year brings a new beginning and new possibilities so why not learn new skills like dancing, singing, learning to play a new instrument, or even cooking.
6. Savings: Savings is the new year resolution for people who are very bad at budgeting. Savings help us to tackle everything when things go wrong and that is why it is very important to manage your money properly.
7. Traveling: Travelling helps us to explore new places and their culture. So make sure that you are traveling to a small place or any place that you have always wanted to and is in your bucket list.
8. Quit bad habits: Different people have a different type of bad habits. Some people have habits that are detrimental to their health like smoking, drinking excessive caffeine, not sleeping properly or having unhealthy foods, etc. Some people have other things like not being organized, arriving late, etc, so these are the bad habits which should be eliminated from your life in order to live properly.
9. Take a new course: If you want to a new job or get new recognition all you will be needing is an x-factor. So this year you can take some new courses and if you have a short time then go for the crash courses. If your computer skills are not good then you can take the courses.
10. Make a new hobby: Having a new hobby is very important. If you are thinking of a new hobby then you can start reading books because books will take you to places in your imagination which no other things can. It will only increase your vocabulary but you will be able to learn a lot about different types of people and their culture without getting out of your house.

So these are the top 10 new year resolutions 2020 which one can make. One should always try to grasp new things and learn new skills and quit all the old bad habits.

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New Year Eve Party Ideas 2020

New Year and Christmas are the two festivities that call for a wild celebration. You may look up online and find numerous amounts of New Year Eve party ideas 2020. This is the time of the year that calls for a carefree night and a restless morning the day after. If you are looking for such similar kind of ideas for any kind of New Year Eve Party ideas 2020, this is just the post for you to look into.

New Year Eve Party Ideas 2020

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Some ideas to ponder on

• The very first type is the one that includes a theme. Theme parties are one of the most popular types of New Year eve parties. It is just necessary to find the kind that would suit the best for you. There are over the top themes like Masquerade or even a simple one with a Superhero theme. It completely depends on the crowd you invite and the amount you can splurge.

• Yet another New Year eve party ideas 2020 includes one for families. It is best to choose some open space, a resort of sorts and throw the parties. These kinds of parties are best for families because it gives the kids free space to play and roam around. It also gives everyone free space to mingle and have fun.

• The last but not the least is the kind of New Year eve party ideas 2020 that works best for the bachelors. The same includes a heavy night out in the clubs and maybe a few or a lot of drinks. These kinds of party ideas work best around the pubs or even nightclubs. The only catch is to pre-book the areas because of the rush and high demand.

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All in all, the New Year Eve party ideas 2020 are abundant. It is best to pick the type of party you want to hold, be it for bachelors or even for the family. Then proceed ahead with the ideas around the same.

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Diwali Story Candle Decoration and Deepavali Celebration Ideas 2019

Every year, Indians wait for Autumn just like the western part of the world, who await the same season. While they celebrate Halloween, we get to celebrate Diwali. However, Diwali has no fixed date and follows the Hindu Calendar and not the Gregorian Calendar.

Different people have different meanings for the festival. Each of their reasons is equally celebrated and loved. Today, we shall tell you about the real meaning of Diwali.

Diwali and its true meaning

Diwali is comprised of innumerable reasons like we have mentioned. However, there is one story that makes way for the iconic Happy Diwali Story that we, as children have grown up listening to. The festival is all about the return of Lord Rama (A Reincarnation of Lord Vishnu) to his kingdom, Ajodhya. Diwali was first mentioned in one of the greatest epics of ancient India, The Ramayana. This famous epic was composed by author Valmiki in the Sanskrit language. It is an epic poem to be precise that narrates the struggle of the Divine Prince, Lord Rama and his journey to Lanka to rescue his wife. It is believed that Lord Rama’s wife had been abducted by the demon king of Lanka, Ravana.

The poem describes the journey of Lord Rama and his fourteen years of exile to a forest, to live as a sage, giving up all the royalties of a prince. In his journey, he was not alone who had been sent to exile, his wife Sita and his half-brother Lakshman had decided to go along with Lord Rama. Upon his beginning of life as a sage, everything was good until the time Ravana had abducted Sita for his younger sister was hurt by Lakshman. Also, it is clearly mentioned that when Sita’s husband choosing ceremony was taking place, the hosts had insulted Ravana who was present there. His pride had been hurt that day and in due course, it took the form of something extreme. His anger had grown to such heights that upon his sisters complain, he cunningly captured Sita and kept her captive at Ashoka Vatic at present-day Sri Lanka. It was a grave mistake of Ravana for it instilled a war between the two clans. Although, Ravana was a smart, strong king he had a weakness.

Lord Rama had knowledge about it through Ravana’s own brother confessing to him. Therefore, Lord Rama along with his army of monkey’s, Lord Lakshman, Lord Hanuman, the King of the Ape Kingdom and other powerful associates fighting by his side, Lord Rama was successfully able to defeat the demon king and bring his wife, Sita, back home. Therefore, upon his arrival to his kingdom, Ajodhya, after sundown, his kingdom welcomed him with flowers and gifts and made sure there was light. The entire kingdom of Ajodhya was lit up with clay lamps or Diya’s(Download Diya Images). The lighting up of the kingdom not only marked as a way of providing light, but it also had a deep meaning to it. The light signified Lord Rama’s victory over evil. It meant that good shall always see the light and not be consumed by darkness.

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Therefore, Diwali is a festival of lights and celebrators burn candles, firecrackers, clay lamps, etc to celebrate the victory over evil every year. This festival gives everyone hope about the significance of good and evil. It paves a way for people to do good and not be tempted by the bad vibe or the negativity. Every one of us who celebrate Diwali, consider it as a time when we forget all the negativity and mishaps that had caused us an of suffering and to rise as a new person, a positive human being.

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Diwali Story Candle decoration and Deepavali Celebration ideas

The purpose of bursting firecrackers and lighting up our entire household with lamps and candles in the night is to welcome the light in our lives. It is to tell the darkness that good will always overcome evil. No matter how dark our lives get, the light will eventually come.

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Well, that was the story and a subtle synopsis of the meaning of Diwali and the history that backs it. now that it is clear to everyone who wanted a little insight of this glorifying festival, let’s move on to the best part, decoration.

Yes, decoration on Diwali is a must! It cannot be avoided. To the most to least fortunate, everyone has their own way of welcoming light into their homes once a year during this festival.

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Diwali Candle Decoration ideas

Well, every year, people go crazy about the Diwali candle decoration ideas. With so many heads thinking and giving tons of ideas, it just gets more confusing. Why not do something different this year?

1. No pollution candles: Yes, we know it is the festival of lights. Why not make paper candles that resemble them and fix them on the white rice lights to give it a candle effect? The best part, it will not be causing any pollution.
2. Battery candles: These days, the battery-operated candles are a rave as it looks exactly like a candle but does not burn. It has a light and looks like a burning candle. The same thing comes as clay lamps and lanterns.
3. Scented candles: Not plain scented candles, this time around, DIY and add glitter to them to add some spark. It doesn’t go waste for the candle continue to burn, just change the wick.

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Celebrations

The Deepavali celebration idea is not one but many. The usual norm of exchanging gifts and greetings is a must. However, people thrive on more, events that would be remembered even after the festival is over. Let’s give you some ideas for the Happy Deepavali celebrations this year:

1. Organize a Poker Tournament.
2. Organize outdoor activities like Musical Chairs, Rainbow Tag, Yard Twister, etc.
3. Organize indoor games like Antakshari, Charades, Bingo, Scavenger Hunt, Hot Potato, Simon Says, etc.
4. Organize healthy contests for children to participate.

Well, a celebration for Diwali differs from person to person. However, it all culminates in one big celebration involving food, sweets, gifts and good wishes for everyone. Nobody is a foe, everyone is a friend. Therefore, we hope you have a Happy Diwali and have a great time decorating and celebrating this festival.

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Buy Lehengas Online – Buy Best Designer Lehenga Online

Buy Lehengas Online – Buy Best Designer Lehenga Online for Women’s

Lehenga is considered to be the next perfect attire right after saree. Lehengas are mainly preferred by women who think that the saree is not meant for them. Starting from weddings to family parties lehengas have left their imprint in every occasion. Lehenga is one of those attire which is not only who won by Indian women but it is also preferred as one of the top choices of attires even in the neighboring countries. It is an attire that is worn by women, irrespective of their religion and region. This hassle-free attire not only clads perfectly to a woman’s body, but it also looks beautiful. This is one of the main reasons why lehenga is preferred by most women out there. A lehenga seductively wraps around a woman’s body, making them look no less than a fertility goddess. Lehengas are also considered to be the perfect wear for ladies who are conscious of their heavy lower body weight. The skirt-like flares of a lehenga can save you from the stares of people. The beauty of a lehenga is mainly understood by the way it wraps around your waistline and makes you look absolutely gorgeous.

Speaking of lehengas, it has changed a lot over the years. Designers these days try so many different designs and styles. However, the main concept of a lehenga remains the same. It is still treated as a three-piece outfit, but with different styles and forms of art or whatever the designer comes up with. Today, you can find different types of lehengas in the market. Well, this is where the confusion starts as it gets extremely hard for you to decide that which one to go for. A lehenga is worn from below the navel that goes all the way down to the toes. It is paired along with a corset or a blouse along with a dupatta that is draped around the neck and shoulder. The length of the lehenga completely depends on the person’s height.

The concept of lehengas is not a new one. It has existed from the time of Mughals and it has only developed into a better attire over the years of time. The main attraction a lehenga choli is the intricate working and the detailing that is done of the lehenga. Most lehengas have detailing done with golden thread, embroidery, beads and the like. Well, this is what makes lehenga a heavy attire. But it is still preferred by women as it makes them look beautiful and confident about their bodies. It is the perfect attire for occasions like traditional functions, parties, and weddings. No doubt a good lehenga can be your savior for the day.

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It is a known fact that India is a land of festivals and cultures and therefore, to dress up traditionally is always on the list. Whether it is Bhai Dooj or Karva Chauth or a wedding you always have the chance to clad yourself in your favorite traditional wear. When we speak of traditional wears lehengas is one of the top choices that come across our minds. Nowadays, most women prefer a lehenga choli over a saree as it is hassle free and easy to wear. Now the thing is that there are various types of lehengas that you can get out there. Therefore, it is important that you know the type first before you actually get one for yourself. You also need to figure out that which type of lehenga is best suited for your body type. If you are a fashion expert then you already know it or else you can take help from our lehenga guide. For your help, we have discussed the main types of lehengas here which will give you a better idea of the different styles available out there.

1. Circular or Flared Lehenga: This is perhaps the most traditional styles of lehengas that is worn by women. It is the oldest form of lehenga that has existed and from which the idea or the concept of other styles of lehengas have been derived by the designers. This style of lehenga is known to have a broad flare and forms a complete circle around the hem which is why it is named as such. This particular style of lehenga has a great amount of volume with multiple pleats around the hem. If you like to customize your flared lehenga then you can definitely choose the fabric and the number of pleats you want to be there in your lehenga. You can also customize the other detailing as well, however, too much of embroidery work won’t look good on a flared lehenga. This type of lehenga is perfectly suited for women who have a pear shape or an hourglass figure and are preferably a bit taller. You can buy designer lehenga at Zoopikart.
2. Mermaid/Fishtail Lehenga: This is fairly a new style of lehenga that the designers have come up with. The lehenga is designed in such a way that it imitates the tail of a mermaid. The lehenga gets tight from the knees and is known to have flares around the calves of your legs which looks more like a fishtail. This style of lehengas looks extremely elegant if worn the right way with the right kind of accessories. You can even wear this type of lehengas for parties as well. These kinds of lehengas fits perfectly around the hips and the waistline and thus, it can be preferably worn as a bodysuit beneath. This is the style of lehenga that is best suited for rectangle or hourglass figure.if you wish to get a gorgeous lehenga of this style then you can go to Zoopikart.
3. Paneled Lehenga: This is the style of lehenga that has horizontal panels which is attached along with the flares of the lehenga. This is the style of lehenga that has a good volume because of the number of flares. Fabrics of different contrast, are mainly used in order to give it a colorful and bright look. If you are attending a traditional function, then you can easily choose to wear this type of a lehenga for the occasion. People with an hourglass figure, petite body or a pear-shaped body type can go for this type of lehengas. For this style of lehenga, you can go to Zoopikart and check out the various designs.
4. A-Line Lehengas: This is yet another type of a beautiful lehenga that is just right for any type of traditional occasion you want. The lehenga comes with an A-line hem that is known to form a perfect A shape which is why the name. The lehenga fits tight around the waist and has flares that travels to the bottom. However, this is less voluminous as the number of flares or pleats is very less. This type of lehenga is more on the light side. This is the style of lehenga that is best suited for people with a pear shape body or a tall body structure. Even a lady with an hourglass figure can wear this type of lehenga.if you want to buy designer lehenga online then Zoopikart is your option.
5. Sharara Cut Lehenga: This is more of a new trend that has come up for the lehengas. This is the type of lehenga that is stitched from the middle at the hem very much like a trouser or a palazzo. However, it still looks like a lehenga and is loved by women as it is easy to wear and carry. This is the type of lehenga that is usually worn with a long kurta and are mainly preferred by Muslim women. But it is also worn by women of other religion and caste as well. This type of lehenga is perfectly suited for apple shaped figure, hourglass type, pear shape and also for people who are tall. You can get this type of lehenga easily at Zoopikart. This a site that is known for the best lehengas.
6. Straight Cut Lehenga: As the name suggests this is a kind of lehenga that has a straight skirt that flows along your body curves. This is the type of lehenga that doesn’t flare out like the other types of lehengas. This style of lehenga is different in it’s own way. However, this style is considered to be the most versatile of all the designs available out there. This is the type of lehenga that is suitable for all types of body which means that every woman can wear this. The one thing that one needs to keep in their mind is that they need to wear the right kind of inner as the lehenga is very much skin hugging. This lehenga can be worn by all women, irrespective of their body type. If you are looking for this style, then you can search online at Zoopikart. Here you can get all types of lehengas along with a straight cut lehenga as well. You can get the best lehengas here.

So these are some of the main types of lehengas that are available out there. However, there are more designs as well that you can get out there as well.

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