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Near the Opening of New Ram Mandir, Don’t Forget Babri Masjid
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Near the Opening of New Ram Mandir, Don’t Forget Babri Masjid

Tomorrow is a big day for Hindus, as the newly built Ram mandir will be inaugurated in Ayodhya. However, the site is no less than a controversy in the region. Earlier, a prestigious Babri Masjid, a sanctuary for Muslims in India, was here. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the inauguration of the newly built Ram Mandir on the grounds of Ayodhya. Hindus worldwide are so happy and celebrating the historical moment of putting the statue of their prestigious idol in its apparent birthplace. However, Muslims around the world are mourning the destruction of their beloved Babri masjid in the same place. According to history, the Babri mosque was built in 1528 by the commander of Mughal king Babar, Mir Baqi. Muslims have prayed and celebrated festivals in the mosque for alm...
December: A Month Of Celebrations And Feasting
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December: A Month Of Celebrations And Feasting

December's crisp air and twinkling lights paint a picture of a season brimming with joy and festivities. As the year draws to a close, cultures around the world come alive with unique traditions and vibrant celebrations. However, each event is a testament to the human spirit's resilience and capacity for merriment. December is not just about Christmas—it's a month filled with various cultural and religious celebrations worldwide. People from different backgrounds come together to observe traditions that range from honoring saints to commemorating historical events. Moreover, these events make a year memorable for the upcoming year. Let's take a journey around the globe to explore some of these significant celebrations during the holiday season. Starting Events St. Nichola...
Christmas 2023 In Bethlehem (Israel) Is Quiet In Celebration
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Christmas 2023 In Bethlehem (Israel) Is Quiet In Celebration

Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem (Israel Occupied Palestine) are muted this year due to the ongoing conflict in Gaza. Many tourists have cancelled their trips to the city, and there is a heavy security presence. Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem (IOP) have been greatly affected by the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The city, usually bustling with visitors during this festive season, is nearly deserted. Local leaders decided to scale back festivities in solidarity with Palestinians facing heavy fighting in Gaza. Over 20,000 people have lost their lives, and nearly 85% of the population has been displaced. Due to the conflict, decorations are removed, parades and religious celebrations are canceled, and the iconic Christmas tree in Manger Square is missing. Traveling to Bethlehem has ...
Tourists Thrilled by Kalash Choimus Winter Festival
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Tourists Thrilled by Kalash Choimus Winter Festival

Choimus, also known as Chitirmas, marks the Kalash people's new year and celebrates their unique faith and traditions. Tourists get to participate in some traditions, like dancing around the fire or joining a communal feast, becoming part of the festive spirit. In a bid to promote peace in Chitral, the Kalash tribe's winter festival, known as Choimus, has commenced with immense enthusiasm. Believed to be over 2,000 years old, Choimus predates Islam and has roots in Indo-Iranian traditions. However, it celebrates the victory of light over darkness and the renewal of life.The festival honors the Kalash pantheon of gods and spirits. With offerings made to Shomal (the supreme god), Jestak (the goddess of fertility), and Balomain (the protector god). The remarkable Choimus festival of th...
Chrysanthemum Show Brings a Burst of Color to Lahore
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Chrysanthemum Show Brings a Burst of Color to Lahore

The annual Chrysanthemum Show returned to Lahore on December 9th, 2023. It showcases over a thousand stunning chrysanthemums in various colors and sizes. This beloved event, hosted in Jilani Park, will be open to the public until December 17th. Meanwhile, it offers a vibrant and fragrant experience for all. The much-anticipated annual Chrysanthemum Show has made its grand return to Lahore. It is turning Jilani Park into a mesmerizing haven of over a thousand chrysanthemums in a multitude of colors and sizes. The event runs from December 9th to December 17th. Moreover, it invites the public to immerse themselves in the beauty and fragrance of these stunning blooms. Hailing from Japan, where it's celebrated as the "Festival of Happiness," this exhibition dates back to the ancient time...