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When Is Ugadi 2024? What Are The Traditional Dishes For Yugadi Celebration - 5 Recipes To Try
Ugadi is the first day of the New Year, as per the lunisolar calendar, in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.
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Karnataka Clears 5 Guarantees On Day 1, To Cost Rs 50,000 Crore Per Year
Congress leader Mr Siddaramaiah today took charge as Karnataka's new Chief Minister after completing formalities at a big event in Bengaluru, where 15,000 supporters had gathered. He gave in-principle approval to fulfil "five guarantees".
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Ugadi 2022: Here’s All You Need To Know About The Celebrations
Ugadi is the first day of the new year in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana. The day is also known as Yugadi. It marks the new year, according to the traditional calendars followed by the people of these states.
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Karnataka To Celebrate "Ugadi" Festival With Caution Amid Covid Surge
Ugadi - the New Year's Day for Karnataka and one of the biggest festivals of the state is on Tuesday - amid the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Karnataka Bans New Year Celebrations To Control COVID-19 Spread
In a fallout of COVID-19, Karnataka will miss the usual New Year day eve celebrations in clubs, pubs and restaurants among other places with the state government banning special DJ dance programmes and parties for four days from December 30.
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Gudi Padwa And Ugadi: Know Interesting Facts About The New Year Festivals
While Gudi Padwa is a Maharashrian new year and is celebrated in parts of Maharashtra, Ugadi is the New Year's Day for the people of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In Karnataka, the festival is celebrated as Yugadi.
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Forget New Cars Or Office Revamp, HD Kumaraswamy Says, Ordering Austerity
No new cars or office remodeling this year in the Karnataka government, new Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy has said, announcing a big cost-cutting exercise just days after he took over the controls.
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Happy Gudi Padwa 2018: Marathi New Year Celebrated With Rangoli, Puran Poli, Flowers
Rangoli, Puran Poli, flowers and new clothes, Maharashtra is celebratingGudi Padwa today. Gudi Padwamarks the beginning of the New Year. Not only Maharashtra, other states in India like Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh also celebrate the day with much fanfare.
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"No Parties After Midnight On New Year's Eve; It Encourages Drugs, Sex": Karnataka's Moral Police
After targeting Valentine 's Day for years, self-appointed moral police in Mangaluru now seem to have a problem with new year's eve celebrations. Right wing groups, including the Bajrang Dal and the VHP, want hotels in the city to be closed before midnight on the 31st as they believe these parties "encourage drugs and sex". They have also approache...
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Neem Flower And How It Is Used In South Indian Cuisine
One of my earliest memories of Ugadi (the beginning of the new year in Karnataka, Andhra and Telengana) was the Ugadi pachadi. I remember quizzing my grandmother on why a delicacy served on a festive occasion had a hint of a bitter taste. It's then that I heard the explanation about how the Ugadi Pachadi served on the first day of the year is a pre...
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Gudi Padwa: The Significance of The Maharashtrian Festival
Gudi Padwa or Chaitra Shukla Pratipada is celebrated with much zeal and fervor in the state of Maharashtra. It marks the beginning of the traditional Hindu year and the first day of the Chaitra month of the Hindu calendar.
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3 Days After Bengaluru Horror, Cops Find 'Credible Evidence': 10 Points
Three days after the New Year's Eve revelry turned into a nightmare for several women who were allegedly molested at a large gathering in city's downtown area, police on Tuesday claimed to have found "credible evidence" of molestation and have registered a First Information Report or FIR. As the incidents sparked widespread outrage with no action f...
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16,000 police personnel deployed on streets for the New Year's Eve
With only a day remaining to ring in the new year, the police department is on guard and has taken all security measures to ensure that the new year revelry doesn't go awry.
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When Is Ugadi 2024? What Are The Traditional Dishes For Yugadi Celebration - 5 Recipes To Try
Ugadi is the first day of the New Year, as per the lunisolar calendar, in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.
-
Karnataka Clears 5 Guarantees On Day 1, To Cost Rs 50,000 Crore Per Year
Congress leader Mr Siddaramaiah today took charge as Karnataka's new Chief Minister after completing formalities at a big event in Bengaluru, where 15,000 supporters had gathered. He gave in-principle approval to fulfil "five guarantees".
-
Ugadi 2022: Here’s All You Need To Know About The Celebrations
Ugadi is the first day of the new year in the states of Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana. The day is also known as Yugadi. It marks the new year, according to the traditional calendars followed by the people of these states.
-
Karnataka To Celebrate "Ugadi" Festival With Caution Amid Covid Surge
Ugadi - the New Year's Day for Karnataka and one of the biggest festivals of the state is on Tuesday - amid the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Karnataka Bans New Year Celebrations To Control COVID-19 Spread
In a fallout of COVID-19, Karnataka will miss the usual New Year day eve celebrations in clubs, pubs and restaurants among other places with the state government banning special DJ dance programmes and parties for four days from December 30.
-
Gudi Padwa And Ugadi: Know Interesting Facts About The New Year Festivals
While Gudi Padwa is a Maharashrian new year and is celebrated in parts of Maharashtra, Ugadi is the New Year's Day for the people of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. In Karnataka, the festival is celebrated as Yugadi.
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Forget New Cars Or Office Revamp, HD Kumaraswamy Says, Ordering Austerity
No new cars or office remodeling this year in the Karnataka government, new Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy has said, announcing a big cost-cutting exercise just days after he took over the controls.
-
Happy Gudi Padwa 2018: Marathi New Year Celebrated With Rangoli, Puran Poli, Flowers
Rangoli, Puran Poli, flowers and new clothes, Maharashtra is celebratingGudi Padwa today. Gudi Padwamarks the beginning of the New Year. Not only Maharashtra, other states in India like Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh also celebrate the day with much fanfare.
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"No Parties After Midnight On New Year's Eve; It Encourages Drugs, Sex": Karnataka's Moral Police
After targeting Valentine 's Day for years, self-appointed moral police in Mangaluru now seem to have a problem with new year's eve celebrations. Right wing groups, including the Bajrang Dal and the VHP, want hotels in the city to be closed before midnight on the 31st as they believe these parties "encourage drugs and sex". They have also approache...
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Neem Flower And How It Is Used In South Indian Cuisine
One of my earliest memories of Ugadi (the beginning of the new year in Karnataka, Andhra and Telengana) was the Ugadi pachadi. I remember quizzing my grandmother on why a delicacy served on a festive occasion had a hint of a bitter taste. It's then that I heard the explanation about how the Ugadi Pachadi served on the first day of the year is a pre...
-
Gudi Padwa: The Significance of The Maharashtrian Festival
Gudi Padwa or Chaitra Shukla Pratipada is celebrated with much zeal and fervor in the state of Maharashtra. It marks the beginning of the traditional Hindu year and the first day of the Chaitra month of the Hindu calendar.
-
3 Days After Bengaluru Horror, Cops Find 'Credible Evidence': 10 Points
Three days after the New Year's Eve revelry turned into a nightmare for several women who were allegedly molested at a large gathering in city's downtown area, police on Tuesday claimed to have found "credible evidence" of molestation and have registered a First Information Report or FIR. As the incidents sparked widespread outrage with no action f...
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16,000 police personnel deployed on streets for the New Year's Eve
With only a day remaining to ring in the new year, the police department is on guard and has taken all security measures to ensure that the new year revelry doesn't go awry.
