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What all do you respect in your country?

 I respect the fact that even though my country was ruled by the British for over 200 years, they stood back on their feet once they attained freedom. Their bounce back time from having nothing to now having a lot is commendable.  Today, just 75 years on, Indians excel in almost every field, be it literature, medicine, technology, automobile, cinema, or any other field.  There are many more things too that I respect about India like many other countries now look up to us even though we are still developing as a nation. The heads of these countries look forward to meeting with the heads of our country so that they can discuss life-altering decisions for one and all.  India is the largest democracy in the world. Combine it with the fact that it is the second largest populated country across the globe. I have immense respect for my country because managing a democratic environment with such a large population to take care of is not easy.  People of all religions and faiths have always lived in harmony here. The Government calendar has holidays earmarked for festivals from various religions.  These are some major highlights of my country India that have gained immense respect from not just me but a majority of the Indian citizens over the years.   Raghav Gupta IX A Manav Sthali School

Happy Guru Purnima

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Happy Ram Navmi

रामनवमी के दिन श्रीराम ने लिया था अवतार,बुराइयों से लड़ने के लिए,इसलिए इस दिन को सार्थक बनाएं,अपने अंदर के अहंकारी रावण को मिटाएं,रामनवमी की शुभकामनाएं! Ram Navmi, also spelled Ram Navami, is one of the most auspicious festivals of the Hindu religion. It commemorates the incarnation of Lord Ram - the seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu - on the holy earth. Observed in either March or April as per the Gregorian calendar, this festival celebrates the birth of Lord Rama to Dashrath and Kousalya, the king and queen of Ayodhya.The Spring Ram Navmi actually concludes the nine day long Navratri festival, which is about fasting and praying to the Almighty. On this day, which is the ninth day of Navratri, people go to temples, recite bhajans, and even bring Lord Rama‘s baby form along which they bathe and put in the cradle. On this day, people also pray to various Indian Goddesses and offer prasad to little girls, also known as Kanya Pujan or Kanjak.If you too observed the fasts during Navratri and are now looking forward to a scrumptious meal followed by Kanya Pujan, here we are. Dinesh Flour Mills wishes everyone celebrating a very happy and blessed Ram Navmi. We bring to you the finest ever range of kitchen ingredients using which you can prepare tasty meals for your family and loved ones. Right from a variety of flours to different varieties of rice, lentils and pulses, sugar, dalia, macaroni and pasta, we have at all.Be it preparing the prasad of puri, chana, and halwa, or preparing a three, five, or seven course lunch afterwards, you can dish out tasty yet healthy delicacies using our high quality ingredients this Ram Navmi. Order from DFM and add to the celebratory mood this Ram Navmi, and trust us, you will come back and happily become a part of our list of happy and satisfied clients. Wishing a very pious Ram Navmi to one and all! www.dineshflourmills.com  

Happy Navratri

The time of the year - Navratri - holds immense religious significance in the Hinduism culture. Corresponding to either March or April of the Gregorian Calendar, Chaitra Navratri falls in the Chaitra month according to the Hindu calendar, the first day of which also marks the Hindu New Year. The Chaitra Navratri this year begins on 2nd April and continues for the following nine days, till 11th April.During Navratri, nine Hindu goddesses, namely Shailaputri or Pratipada, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kaalratri, Mahagauri, and Siddhidatri are worshipped. Every year, Navratri festivities are celebrated four times. One during the Jan-Feb season, other (Chaitra) during the Mar-Apr season, then during the Jun-Jul season, and the final one (Sharad) during the Sep-Oct season. Out of the four, the most prevalent ones are Chaitra and Sharad Navratri.This is the time when we all pray to the Goddess for well-being of one and all by observing fast for the entire Navratri. People who do not observe fast, abstain from alcohol and non-vegetarian food, focusing on sattvik food. If you too observe Navratri but can’t really understand what to eat during the nine-day festivities, Dinesh Flour Mills is here to help. We have a wide range of food ingredients using which you can shell out delicacies for yourself, your friends and family, and your loved ones this Navratri and add to the festive mood. Dinesh Flour Mills wishes everyone celebrating a Happy and a very pious Chaitra Navratri!

Happy Gangaur

Gangaur Puja - the conclusion of the 18 day long Gangaur festival - is here. Gangaur festival is observed in various parts of Western and Central India, mainly Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, in honor of the divine couple Shiva and Parvati. Gangaur is made up of two words, ‘Gan’ meaning Shiva, and ‘Gaur’ meaning Parvati or Gauri. A little more history on this day: The story revolves around Parvati being escorted by Lord Shiva from her parental home on the day of their marriage, following a grand farewell. As per ancient scriptures, Parvati had performed severe penance for days to persuade Lord Shiva to have her as his wife. Her perseverance and devotion moved him and he accepted her as his wife. Today, women celebrate the Gangaur festival with great zeal and devotion. This includes them praying to Goddess Parvati to bless them with a bountiful spring that’s full of harvest, and also marital bliss. They also wish from the Goddess to bless their husbands with a healthy and long life. While the festival revolves around married women, a lot of unmarried girls also partake in it in hopes of being blessed with a good husband. Fasting for all these day till Gangaur Puja involves a lot of patience and Pyrenees of the heart. Concluding it should certainly include good food for the women for showing up without second thoughts. Dinesh Flour Mills wishes everyone celebrating a Happy Gangaur Puja Day. We wish to also inform you that you can immerse yourself in the glory of good food with a little help from DFM.At DFM, we have a wide range of flours, lentils and pulses, rice, sugar, dalia, and so much more, using which you can shell out tasty meals and treat your taste buds to all of it after weeks and weeks of observing fasts. This Gangaur Puja, may all your wishes and dreams come true, but before that, don’t forget to place an order at DFM!

Happy Hindu New Year

The first day of the Hindu New Year, also known as Nav Samvatsar, is around the corner. For the uninitiated, it is celebrated on the Pratipada Tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the Chaitra lunar month. Every year, the month of Chaitra marks the beginning of the New Year (which falls in March or April as per the Gregorian calendar). Also known as Vikram Samvat, the Hindu New Year is celebrated in the month of March or April every year. The Hindu New Year for 2022 begins on 2nd April, also the first of the nine days of the Navratri festivities. During this nine-day celebration, devotees worship Goddess Durga in her different forms and manifestations. Local variations of the Hindu New Year, also known as the Solar New Year, are found in various parts of the world. In India too, it is celebrated under different names and themes in different states.It Maharashtra, Gudi Padwa is a celebration celebrated to mark the beginning of the Hindu New Year. The day is celebrated under the name of Ugadi in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka. Baisakhi is the name given to the Hindu New Year celebrations in Punjab. The Hindus of Kashmir celebrate this day as Navrey, while the Sindhis mark this day as Cheti Chandi. In West Bengal, this event is known as Poila Baishakh and is celebrated with much joy and love.No matter what the name, the celebrations, fun, frolic, and the concept of feast remain the same, nonetheless.Dinesh Flour Mills wishes everyone a Happy Hindu New Year 2022… may the Almighty bless you with immense power and strength to fulfill all your dreams and make it big in life. Feasting with family and friends? We at DFM have got you covered with our range of food ingredients like flour options, rice varieties, lentils and pulses, dalia, macaroni, poha, and so much more.Order from DFM now to make way for a feasty, memorable Hindu New Year 2022.

Happy Holi

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Known as the festival of colours - Holi is a prominent Hindu festival. It is celebrated each year with zeal and enthusiasm in the month of March (the onset of the spring season) by the followers of the Hindu religion. As per the Hindu calendar, it is the month of Phagun when this festival is celebrated to mark the victory of good over evil. The ones who celebrate this festival, wait for it every year eagerly to play with their near and dear ones with gulaal and enjoy delectable dishes.The festive spirit is all about celebrating happiness with family and friends.People gather at each other’s homes to celebrate the festival with water, balloons, and colours, of course. Some also prefer going and greeting their near and dear ones in the evenings after they are done with the Holi festivities. No matter what time one choose to visit friends and family, the one thing that remains as is, is a wide collection of food. Everyone is an ardent lover of - and associates Holi with - gujiya. Wherever you go on this day, heaps of gujiya are a common sight. Dinesh Flour Mills wishes everyone a very Happy Holi… may the festivities this year be memorable with moments of happiness captured in your heart forever. Talking about food and feast associated with Holi, we at DFM wish to inform that we have a wide range of kitchen ingredients you can use to prepare a wholesome meals for family and friends visiting you this Holi. You can place an order for a wide range of flours, rice, lentils and pulses, sugar, poha, dalia, pasta, and macaroni etc. from DFM basis your menu for the Holi gathering. Right from the basics like besan cheela and poha to elaborate three course meals, you can prepare it all using your magical cooking skills and impress the visitors. And, not to forget, you can even prepare gujiya at home using the finest ingredients by Dinesh Flour Mills. Place an order with DFM now and bask into the glory of the colourful festivities with worrying about healthy and tasty food ingredients as we are here to take care of that.Happy Holi to you once again! www.dineshflourmills.com  

Do one thing at a time, and while doing it put your whole soul into it to the exclusion of all else.

Multi tasking in order to be able to achieve more has become the primary nature of the most of us. We know of no other way than multi tasking. Technology is a great enabler in the direction of multi tasking. While we may be living under the impression that we are able to achieve more by following the fashion of multi tasking, we are actually not. Our mind ends up stressing itself more by focussing on a multitude of things at a given time.   Swami Vivekanand was highly against the idea of multi tasking. He said, “Do one thing at a time, and while doing it put your whole soul into it to the exclusion of all else”.   When a person is totally focussed on just one task, they become super effective and are able to achieve manifold more. Even if one wants to excel in more things than one, they should allocate time to each one of those activities to firmly stick to them. Play should not form a major part of the brain when preparing for an upcoming test. While playing, one must not focus on the next activity they might want to indulge in once they reach back home. If one is able to stick to just one task at a time, they can become super effective in that and end up achieving more.   In todays’ age and time, following this may sound a little tough but the ones who can manage not letting their mind wander into various activities can succeed easily Krishh Gupta Manav Sthali School

Happy Republic Day

The day when the constitution of India came into being in year 1950, January 26th, is just around the corner. This is a very important event for the country as on this day, with the constitution being formed, India became a newly formed republic nation. Every year, the Republic Day celebrations are held at the Rajpath, New Delhi, in the presence of government dignitaries. What are your plans for Republic Day celebrations?Plan a feast for your loved ones and celebrate this day with high levels of joy and patriotism with all the important kitchen ingredients by Dinesh Flour Mills. We bring to you a variety of flours, lentils & pulses, rice, Dalia, poha, sugar, macaroni, pasta, and everything you may need for the giant meal. All our products are high on quality and hygiene, with their vital nutrients intact. You can use our ingredients to prepare Republic Day inspired menu for your loved ones… Think tricolour cakes, tricolour macaroni, tricolour breads, think Dinesh Flour Mills. Happy Republic Day!