Gujaratis in the city are set to celebrate Navaratri over the coming week with traditional fervour and nightly dance programmes that promise to add a dash of colour and gaiety to the religious ...

Khushi Patel remembers how, as a child, she would wait for those nine nights when her home and community would be ready to dive into Navaratri festivities. In every Gujarati home in Thiruvananthapuram ...

Kudla will add zing to the Dasara celebrations, with the inclusion of Dandiya nights this season.The oldest and traditional Garba and Dandiya events are held at the Gujarati English Medium School hall ...

Hyderabad: People with a Gujarati heritage and those who have moved to the city for work say that Navaratri is their most-anticipated period of the year as besides decking up in traditional attires ...

Ranchi: Come Navratri, nights in Ranchi will reverberate to thumping dandiya beats as Gujaratis living in the city are putting their best foot forward to make the festival a grand affair. Navratri ...

The Gujarati festival of dance is back on ground after two years. If you want to learn authentic garba and dandiya moves or improve your basic game, these classes are here to help. If nothing, these ...

BHUBANESWAR: This is one of the most happening times of the year for the Gujaratis, as the community, known for its rich and vibrant culture, immerses in a joyous nine-day celebration of Navratri by ...

Navratri, one of India’s most lively festivals, spans nine nights dedicated to the goddess Durga. It is celebrated with dancing, music, and vibrant festivities. People dress in traditional Gujarati ...

You might not know it, but for more than 10,000 people in the Lower Mainland, the holiday season has already begun. Hindu Canadians are celebrating one of their most important religious festivals of ...

For a first-timer, it begins with the colours. There is blue and green, red and yellow, black and pink, just about everywhere. And the colours move, run, and jump about — dancing. Dandiya for a ...

Sixty years ago, I watched the First Test between India and England in Chennai, constantly stopped by cut kites falling out of the sky and flowers piling up from the garlands fans had flung round the ...