Ashtami and Navmi Puja at Mahagun Mezzaria saw young girls and boys dressed in vibrant colours, visiting home after home, receiving blessings from elders and knowing about Indian culture.
Carrying a bag filled with Suji ka halwa, kale channe and puri along with gifts and shagun brought a different smile on their faces.
Festivals like these help build camaraderie and promote community living. In addition to this, one also got to see diversity and inclusion where kids from humble background had the same food, received the same gifts and had the same happy smile on their face.
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