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Organizing the Shivratri Puja during my final year 2006 at NIT Rourkela Hall 5 #askdushyant
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Organizing the Shivratri Puja during my final year at NIT Rourkela, specifically in Hall 5, was a spiritually enriching and culturally vibrant experience. With meticulous planning and the collective efforts of the residents, we transformed our hall into a sacred space resonating with devotional fervor. The event brought together students from diverse backgrounds, fostering a sense of unity and shared reverence for Lord Shiva. The hall echoed with soul-stirring bhajans, the fragrance of incense, and the warmth of communal prayers. From decorating the venue with vibrant colors to arranging traditional rituals, every detail was thoughtfully considered to create an immersive spiritual ambiance. The Shivratri Puja not only provided a platform for religious observance but also became a source of cultural exchange and harmony among the residents of Hall 5. It was a culmination of tradition and togetherness, making the final year at NIT Rourkela even more memorable. #ShivratriPuja #NITRourkelaTraditions #Hall5Spirituality Thanks to Hall 5 secretary , alok gautam , amit pal , my self (dushyant gadewal) , navneet thakur , Prateek verma.#AskDushyant #NextStruggleExplore my thoughtful experience blog : https://www.nextstruggle.com
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August 16, 2009, 12:18 pm
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shivratri puja, NIT hall 5, NIT rourkela, dushyant gadewal, AskDushyant, NextStruggle, www.nextstruggle.com, Dushyant Gadewal, Memoir, India
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