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Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Celebrate This Diwali with Bikanervala
Celebrate this Diwali season by gifting Bikanervala sweets and delights to your friends and relatives and have unlimited fun by spreading happiness..
Bikanervala wishes a prosperous and sweet Diwali to all
Diwali is the celebration of light, the light that
is not only symbolic of outer enlightenment but also the realization of
the light within each one of us. This celebration commends in the month
of Kartik with extraordinary fervor and zeal. The celebration goes on
for 5 continuous days and the enthusiasm does not dull even till the last minute. Such a celebration is historic and Bikanervala takes the opportunity to wish each and every one a very happy, prosperous, enlightened and fulfilling Diwali.
The primary day of the festival is commended with “Dhanteras”, the day when people purchase gold, silver or utensils. The second day is celebrated as “Choti Diwali”. Third day is the main day of the festival which is celebrated with diyas, lights, rangoli, greetings, desserts, bursting crackers and all of this is done with amalgamation with love and affection.
The fourth day is celebrated as “Govardhan pooja” and the fifth day as “Bhai duj”. Diwali celebrates the arrival of the day when Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. Diwali also celebrates the triumph of Goddess Kali over Bakasura.
Diwali is a legendary festival that has its roots deep in our mythology but what is better is that that the day is celebrated in our country and among Indians throughout the world with unparalleled zeal and devotion. Bikanervala feels proud to be a part of such a rich heritage and believes that we all must respect our culture and celebrate the day with pride.
The primary day of the festival is commended with “Dhanteras”, the day when people purchase gold, silver or utensils. The second day is celebrated as “Choti Diwali”. Third day is the main day of the festival which is celebrated with diyas, lights, rangoli, greetings, desserts, bursting crackers and all of this is done with amalgamation with love and affection.
The fourth day is celebrated as “Govardhan pooja” and the fifth day as “Bhai duj”. Diwali celebrates the arrival of the day when Lord Rama returned to Ayodhya after 14 years of exile. Diwali also celebrates the triumph of Goddess Kali over Bakasura.
Diwali is a legendary festival that has its roots deep in our mythology but what is better is that that the day is celebrated in our country and among Indians throughout the world with unparalleled zeal and devotion. Bikanervala feels proud to be a part of such a rich heritage and believes that we all must respect our culture and celebrate the day with pride.
Thursday, 29 October 2015
Share Karwa Chauth Mehndi Moments, bag prizes from Bikanervala
The Indian Valentine’s Day – Karwa Chauth is almost here
flooding the markets with the festival goodies. From special ‘sargi’ food items
to beautiful and brightly colored bangles, the markets are all shimmer for the
day. Men and women alike are shopping for the festival buying clothes and
presents for their better halves. But what has made the festival more beautiful
is a competition introduced by Bikanervala inviting photographs from both
husbands and wives.
The Indian festival commemorating commitment and romance has
called for many restaurants and hotels offering contests in which one can win
special discounts and stay packages. Bikanervala has invited photographs of
husbands and wives who would put Hena (Mehndi) on their hands for the festival.
To participate, one needs to Share Mehndi Moments and a line about Bikanervala on
Bikanervala’s Facebook page. The Sweetest capture will win gift vouchers by
Bikanervala.
Karwa Chauth’15 is special for one very positive reason.
Male teachers in a junior high school at Bareilly District have appealed to the
Basic Shiksha Adhikari (BSA) for a leave on the festival. The reason that has
been stated by them is that it is not only a festival for women. Bikanervala is
taking the positivity a step ahead by adding to it a healthy competitiveness.
Bikanervala spokesperson said, “The competition is open for
both men and women as now both husband and wife keep fasts. What more is that
men even get their wives names written with hena on their palms. We wished to
take this ahead by converting this into a healthy competition. Let’s see who
bag the prizes.”
The competition is all set to start and people can start
posting their photographs on Bikanervala page with #karwachauthmehndi.
Wednesday, 28 October 2015
Karva Chauth with Bikanervala
Karva Chauth with Bikanervala
Lets Celebrate this Karva Chauth with Bikanervala and pray for the safety and longevity of your husbands..
Thursday, 15 October 2015
Savor Navratri special Falahari meals at Bikanervala
Navratri has come and brought along with it a whole range of
contests, discounts and dandia nights. As always Bikanervala is all set to keep
you fill and happy during Navratra days too with its special range of luscious
‘Falahar’ food.
During Navratri, Bikanervala has introduced a ‘SatvikFalahar Bhojan’ specially meant for the ones who are fasting. The restaurant
has introduced a wide range of 20 items as ‘Vrat ka bhojan’. From Falahari
Deluxe Thali, Falahari Paneer Tikka, Falahari Lachha Tokri to Falahari Aloo
Masala Chaat and Falahari Kabab Platter, Bikanervala has made Navratri nothing
less than a feast.
Bikanervala believes that Navratri is the festival for
goddess Durga devotees. It has introduced a special category of ‘Vrat ka
Bhojan’ for the ones who fast during the nine nights of navratri. Bikanervala
holds a secular mindset and it respects each culture and every festivity with
equal reverence. It has a wide range of items for the ones who are fasting and
as is required, the restaurant makes sure that all its recipes strictly adhere
to the ingredients allowed during fasting, not using wheat and other such grains.
Wednesday, 14 October 2015
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