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    Bhai Dooj 2026 Today: What Do Different Tilak Colours Mean? Check Red, Yellow, Sandalwood and Rice Grain Significance

    Bhai Dooj 2026 is being celebrated today, November 11. The festival honours the bond between brothers and sisters through the traditional tilak ceremony. Explore the religious significance of red kumkum, yellow turmeric, sandalwood and white tilak, along with the importance of rice grains or akshat. Also check the traditional puja thali items and step-by-step tilak rituals.

    Bhai Dooj 2026 (Today, November 11) Check Shubh Tilak Muhurat, Puja Timing, Dwitiya Tithi, Panchang, Rituals And Festival Significance

    Bhai Dooj 2026 is being celebrated today, November 11. Check the auspicious puja timing, New Delhi tilak muhurat from 1:10 PM to 3:20 PM, Dwitiya Tithi, Panchang, puja vidhi and the significance of Yama Dwitiya. Also explore the traditional story of Lord Yama and Goddess Yamuna and how the festival is celebrated across India.

    Delhi's river tourism begins with the launch of Yamuna recreational cruise service

    Delhi has launched its first ever recreational cruise service on the Yamuna River to encourage local tourism. This innovative program invites residents and tourists alike to explore the river's stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. With various engaging attractions on board, the service aims to stimulate regional economic activities and public involvement.

    Delhi needs Yamuna Safari or ‘Safai’? Rekha Gupta, Saurabh Bharadwaj trade barbs amid rising AQI
    Yamuna's first recreational cruise to begin Tuesday

    A recreational cruise service will begin on the Sonia Vihar-Jagatpur stretch of the Yamuna river. This initiative aims to enhance river-based tourism within the National Capital Region. Electric-powered cruise vessels will showcase clean and sustainable mobility along the waterways. The cruise service development involves multiple authorities, including the Inland Waterways Authority of India and the Delhi Development Authority.

    Thousands of families from Bihar, Jharkhand and eastern Uttar Pradesh celebrate Chhath Puja in cities far from their hometowns. From Yamuna-side ghats and neighbourhood ponds in Delhi to Juhu Beach in Mumbai and community-organised celebrations in Bengaluru, here are some places where devotees can observe Chhath Puja in 2026, along with practical details to check before visiting.

    The Economic Times
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