New Delhi: dawn on Tuesday will usher in a new awakening.
Since many delhiite people will have a commotion in their sleep, more will get up from bed at four o'clock A. M. and wake up early.
The children rub their eyes and their elders gently lead them to radio or television, or even an activity in a local park.
It's Mahalaya on Tuesday-
The start of the "Devi parksa" and the start of the countdown to dulgappia.
The unlucky Pitripaksha known as Shradh in the northern part of the country is finally over.
Traditionally, this is also an anniversary.
Young and old people gather by the river to pay their respects by offering new clothes and sweets to their ancestors, a tradition called "torpon.
Mahalaya marks the journey of the goddess dulga from the home of her heavenly husband to the home of her father on Earth.
"We will follow our tradition of showing Mahalaya on the projector screen with the sound of Birendra Krishna Bhadra," said Ashok Bose, chairman of CR Park's pocket puja Committee52.
Many faithful people will crowd in the radio, TV and Park, braving the sting of the coming autumn.
The eternal voice of bilandra Bhadra will tell how the goddess duerga killed the demon Mahishasura and ended the evil reign
Children with eyes will be told the importance of celebrating dulga PUA, which will remain in their memory in the coming years.
Manik Pal and his team of artists will paint on this day the eyes of the goddess Durga idol they have carved for more than three months.
"For the past many years, we have been painting the eyes of the goddess duerga on this auspicious day," Manik's 69-year-old father, Madhusudan, grinned.
The temple in the enclave of Matri Safdurjung, chokhhudhan will follow Mahalaya.
"The eyes of the goddess will be attracted to our temple because the idols of the festival are also in it," said Debashis Saha, a member of the Puja Committee . ".
Mahalaya saw the last time.
Puja organizers Sprint a minute before the deadline.
This is the last week of rehearsals for cultural shows, finishing touches for idols, going out shopping and more.
Some puja committees have also planned special programmes for Mahalaya to start the proceedings in an auspicious manner.
Pocket of CR Park
52 puja will organize a free health checkup camp.
Eight doctors from well.
Well-known medical institutions such as AIIMS and Guru Nanak Eye Center will participate in the camp, which specializes in eye, skin and bone-related issues.
We would also like to make a donation from this year's puja savings to prepare an ambulance for residents of CR Park for use in the stands
"An emergency," Bose said . ".
On Tuesday, while the gentle spell of the night before was still to be completely removed, the first pressure of dawn brought them a new awakening.
When Delhiites are sleeping, some people will climb out of bed at four o'clock A. M.
Children will wake up gently.
When they are directed to the radio, TV or live recording in the local park, rub their eyes and they hold the hand of their elders tightly.
It's Mahalaya on Tuesday-
The start of the "Devi parksa" and the start of the countdown to dulgappia.
The unlucky Pitripaksha known as Shradh in the North is finally over.
Traditionally, this is also the anniversary.
Young and old people gather in the river ghats to pray by offering new clothes and sweets to their late ancestors, a tradition known as "torpon ".
"Mahalaya heralds the agomeny of the goddess dulga --
She went from her husband's house in heaven to her father's house.
Ashok Bose explains: "We will be showing Mahalaya on the projector screen, and according to tradition, biraya's original recording in the eternal sound of Birendra Krishna Bhadra's voice. Chairman of the puja Committee for CR Park pocket 52.
In the early morning chill near autumn, the score will be crowded in front of the radio, TV and the park.
When the eternal voice of bilandra Krishna Badra calls the story of how the goddess Durga kills demons and restores heaven for the gods, young children will pay widespread attention --
Eyes, learn the story behind dulgappia, which will remain in their memory for years to come.
At dawn, Manik Pal and his team of artists will affectionately paint the eyes of Ma duerga and look at the idols they have carved for more than three months.
Manik's father and 69-said: "We have been painting the eyes of Ma duerga on this auspicious day for many years . "year-
Old artist Madhusudan's eyes sparkled when he smiledtoothedly.
Mahalaya chokhhudhan, the Temple of the enclave, will live together.
Debashis Saha, a member of the Puja Committee, explained: "devi's eyes will be drawn to our mandir, because puja idols are also made in mandir.
Mahalaya also means a series of last minute touches for puja organizers.
This is the last week of program rehearsal, end of Idol, last minute shopping, etc.
Some puja committees have also planned special programmes for Mahalaya to start the puja process in an auspicious manner.
The Pocket 52 puja in CR Park will hold a free health inspection camp.
Eight doctors from well.
Well-known medical institutions such as AIIMS and Guru Nanak Eye Center will attend summer camps dedicated to eye, skin and bone-related issues.
"We also want to donate from this year's puja savings to prepare an ambulance for all residents of CR Park to be on standby," explained Bose . ".
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