TV9 Festival of India 2024: Day 4 schedule and highlights for October 12

New Delhi: The Festival of India 2024 is in full swing, captivating people of all ages with a blend of devotion, culture, and entertainment. Held at the Major Dhyanchand Stadium in Delhi, the festival, organized by TV9 Network, celebrates the joy of Durga Puja with grandeur. Today, on its fourth day, the festival promises a rich line of events for both the devout and the festive, starting from early morning rituals and continuing late into the night. The day begins with Navami Puja at 8:30 AM, setting a spiritual tone for the day. Devotees can participate in Pushpanjali, the traditional offering of flowers at 10:00 AM, followed by Bhog at 10:30 AM.

The rituals extend with a Havan at 11:00 AM for good wishes, leading into the Chandi Paath, a sacred recital, at 11:30 AM. The morning ends on a peaceful note with the distribution of Prasad at 1:30 PM. The day’s spiritual journey will culminate in a grand Sandhya Aarti from 8:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

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The fourth day is dedicated to children, offering a variety of fun-filled activities like drawing, dancing, and fancy dress competitions. The Anand Mela, a fair highlighting India’s rich cultural diversity, will also engage young participants. A unique feature of this event is a special food-sharing initiative where families bring home-cooked dishes, adding warmth to the celebration.

Food lovers are in for a treat as more than 250 stalls from across India and abroad offer a range of delicacies. From Punjabi dishes and Lucknow’s kebabs to Rajasthani cuisine and Delhi’s famous chaat, the festival serves a mouth-watering experience. There’s also a variety of international fare, ensuring there’s something for every palate.

As the festival moves towards its finale on October 13, today’s vibrant mix of devotion, children’s activities, and culinary delights makes Day 4 a perfect blend of tradition and festivity.

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 The TV9 Festival of India 2024 continues on its fourth day at Major Dhyanchand Stadium, Delhi, with a host of devotional activities and exciting events. With special arrangements for children, cultural programs, and a variety of food stalls, the festival offers something for everyone. From early morning Navami Puja to Sandhya Aarti, and from Anand Mela to traditional food stalls, this vibrant celebration captures the essence of India’s rich cultural heritage.  Events Lifestyle News -Fashion Trends, Beauty Tips, Celebrity Party News, Relationship advice, Travel and Food Tips