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Navratri 2022: If you are planning to fast this Navratri, we have got you covered. These are some amazing diet tips for Navratri fasting that will help you shed those extra kilos.

Navratri 2022: This Navratri lose weight while you fast, with these easy tips

This Navratri lose weight while you fast, with these easy tips

Navratri is one of the most auspicious festivals in India. During the nine-day festival, many people fast to detox. Fasting not only enhances the digestive capacity of one&rsquo;s body but also ensures that the harmful toxins are flushed out.
So, if you are planning to fast this Navratri, we have got you covered. These are some amazing diet tips for Navratri fasting that will help you shed those extra kilos.
Keep yourself hydrated
Water is the best way to fight hunger pangs. It keeps you hydrated, and energetic all day long. Instead of drinking plain water, add lemon water, coconut water or buttermilk to your diet plan.
Don't miss seasonal fruits
Navratri is incomplete without seasonal fruits. Mangoes, grapes or even bananas in the form of salads, smoothies, fruit juices and raitas will keep you full all day long.
Reduce caffeine intake
Caffeine causes dehydration and leads to more food cravings. So replace coffee and aerated&nbsp;drinks with healthy drinks like green tea, tulsi or lemon tea.
Go for samak rice
Since we are skipping whole wheat flour, it is important to make sure the body gets its dose of fibre. For this, samak rice is the best because it is loaded with a high amount of fibre and essential minerals like iron and magnesium.&nbsp;
Avoid packaged and fried food
Instead of having fried or oily food such as pakoras, consume homemade healthy snacks and dry fruits, which are rich in calcium, potassium and zinc.
So use this Navratri as an excuse to achieve your fitness goals.

Navratri 2022: If you are planning to fast this Navratri, we have got you covered. These are some amazing diet tips for Navratri fasting that will help you shed those extra kilos.

Navratri is one of the most auspicious festivals in India. During the nine-day festival, many people fast to detox. Fasting not only enhances the digestive capacity of one&rsquo;s body but also ensures that the harmful toxins are flushed out.
So, if you are planning to fast this Navratri, we have got you covered. These are some amazing diet tips for Navratri fasting that will help you shed those extra kilos.
Keep yourself hydrated
Water is the best way to fight hunger pangs. It keeps you hydrated, and energetic all day long. Instead of drinking plain water, add lemon water, coconut water or buttermilk to your diet plan.
Don't miss seasonal fruits
Navratri is incomplete without seasonal fruits. Mangoes, grapes or even bananas in the form of salads, smoothies, fruit juices and raitas will keep you full all day long.
Reduce caffeine intake
Caffeine causes dehydration and leads to more food cravings. So replace coffee and aerated&nbsp;drinks with healthy drinks like green tea, tulsi or lemon tea.
Go for samak rice
Since we are skipping whole wheat flour, it is important to make sure the body gets its dose of fibre. For this, samak rice is the best because it is loaded with a high amount of fibre and essential minerals like iron and magnesium.&nbsp;
Avoid packaged and fried food
Instead of having fried or oily food such as pakoras, consume homemade healthy snacks and dry fruits, which are rich in calcium, potassium and zinc.
So use this Navratri as an excuse to achieve your fitness goals.

Clinical nutritionist Rupali Datta breaks down the reason behind why people switch to sendha namak while fasting.

Navratri 2022 Vrat: Why people switch to sendha namak

Navratri 2021 Vrat: Why people switch to sendha namak

Clinical nutritionist Rupali Datta breaks down the reason behind why people switch to sendha namak while fasting.

Navratri 2022 Vrat: During Navratri,&nbsp;people consume only a limited number of fast-friendly food items. While some food items like fruits and kuttu atta are allowed, there are other items like regular table salt which comes under the restricted category.&nbsp;&nbsp;This is when sendha&nbsp;namak&nbsp;comes to the rescue and it&nbsp;can be consumed during fasts.&nbsp;
Clinical nutritionist Rupali Datta breaks down the reason behind why people switch to sendha namak while fasting.

Navratri fasting rules : While most of us knows what's okay to eat and what's not while fasting for Navratri, beverages are where things can get confusing 

Navratri Fasting Rules : Can we drink cold drink or coffee while fasting for Navratri?

Most of us know the basic rules when it comes to what's ok to eat and what's not while fasting but beverages are where things get confusing. 

Navratri 2021: Can you drink cold drink or coffee while fasting for Navratri? 

Navratri fasting rules : Most of us know the basic rules when it comes to what's ok to eat and what's not while fasting but beverages are where things get confusing.&nbsp;

Navratri Fasting Rules : With <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/navratri-2021-festival-dedicated-to-different-forms-of-durga-and-feminine-power-1633528654531">Navratri</a> celebrations in full swing, you may be planning to observe a fast. And while everyone knows what's okay to eat and what's not, for the most part, beverages are where things can get a little bit confusing.
When it comes to packaged or processed drinks, most people believe that they should be avoided while observing a fast as it is hard to know what ingredients were used for their production. This means that cold drinks, soda or any other type of store-bought beverages should be avoided.&nbsp;
SEE MORE&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/this-navratri-lose-weight-while-you-fast-with-these-easy-tips-1618573588836">This Navratri lose weight while you fast, with these easy tips</a>
However, it is commonly accepted that drinking tea and even coffee along with homemade drinks like buttermilk or chaas. You may also consume fruit juices but they should ideally be freshly squeezed and not come from a package.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/fasting-for-navratri-5-foods-you-can-still-enjoy-1633524299424">Navratri 2022: Fasting made easy with foods you can still enjoy</a>

Know as Maha Saptami, the seventh day of Navratri marks the beginning of Durga Puja. This year Maha Saptami shall be celebrated on 12th October.

Navratri 2021: Maha Saptami celebrations of Navpatrika Puja

Know as Maha&nbsp;Saptami, the seventh day of Navratri marks the beginning of Durga&nbsp;Puja. This year Maha Saptami shall be celebrated on 12th October.

Navratri 2021: Navratri&nbsp;is a 9-day long festival dedicated to goddess Durga and her nine avatars. During these festive days, idols of Durga&nbsp;are placed in pandals and worshipped with some special rituals.&nbsp;
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Amongst these days, the seventh day is believed to be particularly auspicious. Know as Maha&nbsp;Saptami, the seventh day marks the beginning of Durga&nbsp;Puja. This year Maha Saptami shall be celebrated on 12th October.&nbsp;
On this day devotees perform a special ritual, known as the Navpatrika Puja. For the ritual, people gather leaves from 9 distinct plants that are worshipped. The Navpatrika is then purified with a ceremonial bath in the morning which is known as Mahasnan.&nbsp;
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Happy Navratri Wishes: Navratri is a nine-day-long festivity dedicated to Goddess Durga and her different avatars. it will begin on 7th October and end on 15th October. 

Happy Navratri 2021: Festival dedicated to different forms of Durga and feminine power

Navratri is a nine-day-long festivity dedicated to Goddess Durga and her different avatars. This year it will begin on 7th October and end on 15th October. 

Navratri 2021: Festival dedicated to different forms of Durga and feminine power

Navratri 2021:&nbsp;Navratri&nbsp;is a nine-day-long festivity dedicated to Goddess Durga&nbsp;and her different avatars.&nbsp;This year it will begin on 7th October and end on 15th October.&nbsp;

Navratri 2021: Navratri&nbsp;is a nine-day-long festivity dedicated to Goddess Durga.&nbsp;
Every year has four <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/navratri-2021-festival-dedicated-to-different-forms-of-durga-and-feminine-power-1633528654531" target="_blank">Navratri </a>-&nbsp;&nbsp;Sharad&nbsp;Navratri, Chaitra Navratri, Magha Gupta Navratri, Ashadha Gupta Navratri. Amongst these, the Sharad&nbsp;Navratri&nbsp;is celebrated with a lot of&nbsp;excitement and festive fervour.&nbsp;
<h3>Navratri 2021 Date:&nbsp;</h3>
As per the Hindu calendar, the Sharad&nbsp;Navratri&nbsp;falls in the Ashwin month.&nbsp;This year it will begin on 7th October and end on 15th October.&nbsp;During these nine days, devotees observe a fast, offer prayers, chant scriptures and set up puja pandals.
Apart from this people also indulge in meals made of kuttu&nbsp;atta, sabudana and sweet potatoes.&nbsp;
The entire festivity is based on the narrative of the goddess Durga's battle with the demon Mahishasura, in which the latter is defeated, symbolising the triumph of good over evil.&nbsp;
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Over 500 people have fallen sick in different parts of east Delhi after eating food prepared with buckwheat flour or kuttu aata to break their Navratri fast on Tuesday.
Officials said that it prima facie appears to be a case of food adulteration or sale of spoiled flour. Hundreds of people had started coming to the hospital since midnight, about 400 by morning and then the number swelled to over 500 by afternoon, officials said.
A case has been registered against the owner of a general store in Kalyanpuri area in connection with the incident police said.

Delhi: Over 500 ill after eating food made with kuttu flour on Navratri

Over 500 people have fallen sick in different parts of east Delhi after eating food prepared with buckwheat flour or kuttu aata to break their Navratri fast on Tuesday

Over 500 people have fallen sick in different parts of east Delhi after eating food prepared with buckwheat flour or kuttu aata to break their Navratri fast on Tuesday. Officials said that it prima facie appears to be a case of food adulteration or sale of spoiled flour. Hundreds of people had started coming to the hospital since midnight, about 400 by morning and then the number swelled to over 500 by afternoon, officials said. A case has been registered against the owner of a general store in Kalyanpuri area in connection with the incident police said.

Over 500 people have fallen sick in different parts of east Delhi after eating food prepared with buckwheat flour or kuttu aata to break their Navratri fast on Tuesday.
Officials said that it prima facie appears to be a case of food adulteration or sale of spoiled flour. Hundreds of people had started coming to the hospital since midnight, about 400 by morning and then the number swelled to over 500 by afternoon, officials said.
A case has been registered against the owner of a general store in Kalyanpuri area in connection with the incident police said.

Navratri 2020: Garba With A Twist | BOOM | Navratri Dance

PPE kit ghagras, social distancing with ropes, garba while gymming - Gujaratis will do anything to make the most of Navratri. Pandemic or no pandemic! Watch this video for some inspiration for your solo garba at home.

Eros Now sorry for 'vulgar' Navratri campaign, pulls down tweets

Streaming platform Eros Now has issued an apology after its Navratri advertisement campaign faced backlash by a section of social media.

Streaming portal Eros Now apologises for 'vulgar' Navratri campaign

Streaming platform Eros Now has issued an apology after its Navratri advertisement campaign faced backlash by a section of social media for being vulgur and offensive.
Soon after the #Boycott Eros Now started trending on social media, the Eros Now issued an apology in a statement for inadvertently hurting sentiments.
The company has also deleted the posts and wrote 'we love and respect our cultures equally'.

ErosNow lands in trouble for Navratri tweets

The social media users are&nbsp;calling for a boycott of Eros Now for hurting sentiments of Hindus for posting witty&nbsp;tweets to wish fans on&nbsp;Navratri.
Slamming Eros Now for hurting religious sentiments, netizens&nbsp;are trending&nbsp;#BoycottErosNow&nbsp;demanding an apology.
Miffed with the tweets, a Twiter user wrote&nbsp;Shame On Eros Now.
While another Twitter user demanded to immediately sack&nbsp;CEO Ali Hussein for these vulgar tweets.

Netizens trend 'Boycott Eros Now' for 'vulgar' Navratri memes

Netizens&nbsp;call for #BoycottErosNow&nbsp;for&nbsp;Navratri tweets
Shame on Eros Now: Twitterati&nbsp;miffed with studio
Social media users seek removal of CEO&nbsp;of Eros Now
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The social media users are&nbsp;calling for a boycott of Eros Now for hurting sentiments by allegedly posting derogatory double meaning&nbsp;tweets on&nbsp;Navratri.
Slamming Eros Now for hurting their sentiments &amp; deities, netizens&nbsp;started trending #BoycottErosNow&nbsp;seeking an apology from the banner.
Miffed with the tweets, a Twiter user wrote&nbsp;Shame On Eros Now. While another Twitter user demanded to immediately sack&nbsp;CEO Ali Hussein for these vulgar tweets.

Soon, Vaishno Devi live darshan via mobile app

Devotees of the&nbsp;Vaishno Devi Shrine will soon be able to attend darshans live, from the comforts of their home, through a new mobile app.

Coming soon: Vaishno Devi devotees to have live darshan via mobile app

Devotees of the&nbsp;Vaishno Devi Shrine in&nbsp;Jammu and Kashmir will soon be able to attend the Darshan&nbsp;live, from the comfort of their home.
A new mobile app is set to be launched on October 17, the first day of Navratri&nbsp;and&nbsp;will also have a feature for people to conduct a live hawan.
These new measures are for devotees, who are unable to undertake the 12-km trek to the hilltop shrine. The app will also facilitate home delivery of the pooja prasad.
The aarti&nbsp;at Vaishno&nbsp;Devi is currently live-streamed on a religious TV channel, as per the CEO of the Board, but he says the app will offer greater flexibility.

With Navratri celebrations in full swing, you may be planning to observe a fast. And while everyone knows what's okay to eat and what's not for the most part, beverages are where things get a bit confusing. When it comes to packaged or processed drinks, most people believe that they should be avoided as it is hard to know what went into their production. But it is commonly accepted that drinking tea and even coffee along with homemade drinks like buttermilk or chaas and fresh fruit juices are allowed.&nbsp;

With Navratri celebrations in full swing, you may be planning to observe a fast. And while everyone knows what's okay to eat and what's not for the most part, beverages are where things get a bit confusing.
When it comes to packaged or processed drinks, most people believe that they should be avoided as it is hard to know what went into their production.
But it is commonly accepted that drinking tea and even coffee along with homemade drinks like buttermilk or chaas and fresh fruit juices are allowed.

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