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Lucknow's famous&nbsp;Chhappan Bhog&nbsp;mithai&nbsp;shop has a special offering for Holi&nbsp;this year.
The confectionery is selling a &lsquo;bahubali gujiya&rsquo; that weighs 1.5 kgs and costs approximately&nbsp;₹2,000. The price of the unique gujiya&nbsp;varies depending on the filling you choose to put inside.
Among the other mithai's&nbsp;that Chhappan&nbsp;Bhog&nbsp;is offering for the festivities, the bahubali&nbsp;gujiya&nbsp;is definitely a showstopper.
The confectionery shared that the idea to make such a massive&nbsp;gujiya&nbsp;actually came from a gujiya&nbsp;competition that the shop organised.
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This Lucknow mithai shop is selling a special ‘bahubali gujiya’ for Holi

Lucknow's famous&nbsp;Chhappan Bhog&nbsp;mithai&nbsp;shop is offering a unique 'bahubali&nbsp;gujiya' for Holi&nbsp;this year. The massive gujiya&nbsp;weighs 1.5 kilos!
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Lucknow's famous Chhappan Bhog mithai shop has a special offering for Holi this year. The confectionery is selling a &lsquo;bahubali gujiya&rsquo; that weighs 1.5 kilos and costs approximately ₹2,000. The price of the unique gujiya varies depending on the filling you choose. The idea for the massive gujiya came from a gujiya competition the shop had organised and now the &lsquo;bahubali gujiya&rsquo; has become a showstopper for them.
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Lucknow's famous Chhappan Bhog mithai shop has a special offering for Holi this year. The confectionery is selling a &lsquo;bahubali gujiya&rsquo; that weighs 1.5 kilos and costs approximately ₹2,000. The price of the unique gujiya varies depending on the filling you choose. The idea for the massive gujiya came from a gujiya competition the shop had organised and now the &lsquo;bahubali gujiya&rsquo; has become a showstopper for them.

As Covid cases continue to spiral, the Centre has directed all states and Union territories to regulate the crowd and ensure strict enforcement of protocols ahead of various festivals.
In view of the upcoming festivals such as Holi, Shab-e-Barat, harvesting festivals, Easter and then Eid in May, the Centre has written to states to enforce social distancing and wearing of masks.
India recorded over 62,000 new Covid-19 infections in 24 hours, according to the data released by the health ministry on Saturday morning.

Covid spike: Centre tells states to regulate crowd ahead of festive season

Covid spike: Centre writes to states ahead of festive season

As Covid cases continue to spiral, the Centre has directed all states and Union territories to regulate the crowd and ensure strict enforcement of protocols ahead of various festivals. In view of the upcoming festivals such as Holi, Shab-e-Barat, harvesting festivals, Easter and then Eid in May, the Centre has written to states to enforce social distancing and wearing of masks. India recorded over 62,000 new Covid-19 infections in 24 hours, according to the data released by the health ministry on Saturday morning.

As Covid cases continue to spiral, the Centre has directed all states and Union territories to regulate the crowd and ensure strict enforcement of protocols ahead of various festivals.
In view of the upcoming festivals such as Holi, Shab-e-Barat, harvesting festivals, Easter and then Eid in May, the Centre has written to states to enforce social distancing and wearing of masks.
India recorded over 62,000 new Covid-19 infections in 24 hours, according to the data released by the health ministry on Saturday morning.

Devotees celebrated Holi at Varanasi's Manikarnika Ghat, where they smeared each other with dry colours and ash around burning pyres.
According to tradition, the ash is collected from the pyres on the occasion of Rangbhari Ekadashi and celebrated the day after, at the Mahashmashan cremation ground.
The day usually kick-starts by devotees offering their prayers at the temple of Mahashamashan Nath. People around the country have been urged to follow Covid-19 protocols amid a surge in cases.

Varanasi: Holi celebrated with ashes, colour at Manikarnika Ghat

Devotees celebrated Holi at Varanasi's Manikarnika Ghat, where they smeared each other with dry colours and ash around burning pyres

Devotees celebrated Holi at Varanasi's Manikarnika Ghat, where they smeared each other with dry colours and ash around burning pyres.
According to tradition, the ash is collected from the pyres on the occasion of Rangbhari Ekadashi and celebrated at the Mahashmashan cremation ground.
The day starts with devotees offering their prayers at the temple of Mahashamashan Nath.
People around the country have been urged to follow Covid-19 protocols amid a surge in cases.

People in Varanasi celebrated Rangbhari Ekadashi on the 24th of March, kick-staring Holi celebrations. Devotees in large numbers chanted 'Har Har Mahadev' and hurled colours in the air. On the occasion, the traditional 'gauna' of Baba Kashi Vishwanath took place in the temple city. People were urged to follow Covid appropriate behavior amid an uptick in cases in the country.

People celebrate Rangbhari Ekadashi in Varanasi, kick-start Holi celebrations

People in Varanasi celebrated Rangbhari Ekadashi on Wednesday, kick-staring Holi celebrations

People in Varanasi celebrated Rangbhari Ekadashi on Wednesday, kick-staring Holi celebrations. Devotees in large numbers chanted 'Har Har Mahadev' and hurled colours in the air. On the occasion, the traditional 'gauna' of Baba Kashi Vishwanath took place in the temple city. People have been urged to follow Covid appropriate behavior amid an uptick in cases in the country.

Devotees and tourists in large numbers flocked to Uttar Pradesh's Barsana to celebrate Lathmar Holi, amid a worrying surge in Covid-19 cases.
Women, dressed in traditional attire and laden with sticks were seen chasing away men.
The famous Lathmar Holi is celebrated ahead of Holi, which falls on the 29th of March this year.

Devotees in large numbers flock to UP's Barsana to celebrate Lathmar Holi amid Covid surge

Devotees and tourists in large numbers flocked to Uttar Pradesh's Barsana to celebrate Lathmar Holi, even as Covid-19 cases continue to rise

Devotees and tourists in large numbers flocked to Uttar Pradesh's Barsana to celebrate Lathmar Holi, amid a worrying surge in Covid-19 cases. Women, dressed in traditional attire and laden with sticks were seen chasing away men. The famous Lathmar Holi is celebrated ahead of Holi, which falls on the 29th of March this year.

Devotees and tourists in large numbers flocked to Uttar Pradesh's Barsana to celebrate Lathmar Holi, amid a worrying surge in Covid-19 cases.
Women, dressed in traditional attire and laden with sticks were seen chasing away men.
The famous Lathmar Holi is celebrated ahead of Holi, which falls on the 29th of March this year.

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