Mumbai Garba Celebrations

During a garba night at the Nesco compound in Goregaon, known for hosting one of the city's largest Navratri events, attendees halted the festivities to honour Tata.

As Navratri began this week, Garba performances have become common across the country. One such performance was organized at the iconic Marine Drive in Mumbai, where several young men and women participated in celebrating the nine-day festival.

The festival of Navratri is one of the most widely celebrated Hindu festivals. It's popular for its vibrant garba and dandiya nights. The US Consulate in Mumbai recently held a friendly dandiya dance off between its American and Indian staff. The Internet helped pick the winner.

With the high-spirited Navratri festivities spreading its fervor across the country, Mumbaikars are also pumping up to the tune of popular Dandiya numbers. One of the biggest venues in the western suburb of Borivali has been witnessing over 25 thousand people daily but it hasn't been a smooth run for the organisers this year.

The sight of activists recording noise pollution levels during events is quite normal. But this Navratri, many citizens have taken to monitoring the decibel levels in their areas via mobile phone applications.

During a garba night at the Nesco compound in Goregaon, known for hosting one of the city's largest Navratri events, attendees halted the festivities to honour Tata.

As Navratri began this week, Garba performances have become common across the country. One such performance was organized at the iconic Marine Drive in Mumbai, where several young men and women participated in celebrating the nine-day festival.

The festival of Navratri is one of the most widely celebrated Hindu festivals. It's popular for its vibrant garba and dandiya nights. The US Consulate in Mumbai recently held a friendly dandiya dance off between its American and Indian staff. The Internet helped pick the winner.

With the high-spirited Navratri festivities spreading its fervor across the country, Mumbaikars are also pumping up to the tune of popular Dandiya numbers. One of the biggest venues in the western suburb of Borivali has been witnessing over 25 thousand people daily but it hasn't been a smooth run for the organisers this year.

The sight of activists recording noise pollution levels during events is quite normal. But this Navratri, many citizens have taken to monitoring the decibel levels in their areas via mobile phone applications.