
Delhi Prepares Over 1,400 Ghats for Chhath Puja, Including 11-km Munak Canal Stretch
What Happened?
Delhi is set to celebrate Chhath Puja from November 13 to 16, preparing over 1,400 ghats, including a new 11-km ghat along the Munak canal. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized safety and cleanliness in the arrangements.
Key points
- Chhath Puja will be celebrated from November 13 to 16.
- Delhi is preparing more than 1,400 ghats, an increase from 1,326 last year.
- The new ghat along the Munak canal will be inaugurated on November 12.
- Safety measures include CCTV cameras, changing rooms for women, and adequate lighting.
- Arrangements will focus on cleanliness and protection from winter cold.
Key insights
- The increase in ghats reflects growing participation in Chhath Puja.
- Enhanced safety measures may improve public confidence in attending the festival.
- The focus on cleanliness could set a precedent for future festivals.
Why it matters
The preparations aim to enhance the experience for devotees during the significant festival.
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Source
India Today
