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Devotees carrying bamboo baskets and sugarcanes on their heads surged on the roads making their way to different water bodies across the city to observe the last day rituals of Chhath on Saturday. The distant sky gleaming with flaming saffron colour of the rising Sun made the devotees enter the rivers to begin their worship to the Sun. It was the last day of the three-day long festival, which was observed in the early hours of the morning by giving arghya to the rising Sun God. Accompanied with family members, Short Prom Dresses stood waist-deep in water offering special rituals for the occasion. Bamboo baskets or daura decked up with thekua, sugarcane, radish, sprouted grams, coconuts, oranges, apples, bananas and other fruits were offered to the Sun. Chhath is a four-day festival. On the first day, devotees observe Nahan-Khan, a ritual when they bath with some rituals, wear new dresses and prepare sweets. The second day is observed by fasting where devotees eat only kheer at the end of the day. On the third day, the devotees fast for the entire day. In the evening, they go to a river or pond and worship the Sun and offer argyha, immersed in the water. The next and the last day, they offer arghya to the rising Sun, which marks the end of the festival. Lighting arrangements were made at the riverbanks across the city, where people from various communities gathered to participate in the celebration. Chhath was celebrated across the city on different water bodies in the town like Kanke Dam, Line Tank, Rukka Dam, Bada Talab, Jail Talab, Distillery pond, Dhurwa Dam, Joda Talaab, Hatania Pond etc where devotees Red Bridesmaid Dresses participated in the festival. At some places people celebrated the festival while digging small tanks within the premises of their house. Different puja organisations and the wings of district administration had made elaborate arrangements for the smooth conduct of the festival. Several stalls and tents were made to welcome the devotees at several ghats across the city. Published by HT Syndication with permission from Pioneer.

She walks around the office like a zombie. Her face has broken out in an untimely bout of pimples. She's at the happiest place in life right now, but seems lost and stressed, all the time. She's getting married in less than a month. This otherwise cheerful colleague of mine is undergoing 'wedding stress', and this is one stress that, especially in India, is not limited to the two people who are getting hitched. Everyone around them gets into a tension mode - parents, relatives, friends, colleagues, neighbours - you Silver Bridesmaid Dresses it and the person seems worried about something related to wedding preparations. As Pappu Singh always jokes, "Hamare India mein shaadi karte toh do log hain par karwane sara khaandaan lag padta hai." So there are hazaar tensions and no calmness before a wedding. Actually there is definitely no calmness even after the wedding but that's the subject of another column. So, I asked this colleague why she looks so hassled before the most joyous occasion of her life and floodgates opened.