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First Navaratra away from home, with new rituals and new company

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By Pooja Bhatia Verified, Ashutosh Sahoo
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Pune: For young adults living away from home for the first time, the city’s Navaratra celebrations offer a warm welcome, with new cuisines to try, traditional costumes to wear and new friends to make. Pushpendra Yadav (20), a student of Symbiosis, looks forward to Garba night celebrations in college. “It is an opportunity for people from all Symbiosis campuses to come together.
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Ndio umejenga utajiri, lakini nani atauendeleza baada yako?

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By Pooja Bhatia Verified
| Mwananchi Verified
Waanzilishi wengi wa biashara nchini Tanzania wamevutiwa na kujenga. Kujenga utajiri, kujenga biashara. Kujenga jina na ushawishi kwenye soko. Lakini wachache hujiuliza swali muhimu sana: nini kitatokea baada ya wao kuondoka? Wakati mzazi anatoka kwenye biashara yake kwa sababu ya kuzeeka, kuugua au kusoma somo la mwisho, ndipo kila kitu huanza kufa. Biashara ambayo ilipitia miongo kadhaa ikijengwa kwa jitihada na jasho huanza kushuka kila miezi. Haijajulikana kuwa sisi sio wazazi wa mwanzo.
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They came from other states, and grew into Pune’s Ganeshotsav

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By Ashutosh Sahoo, Pooja Bhatia Verified
| Outliers: A TOI+ series
Pune: They came to Pune for a job, education, or simply for a new beginning; Soon enough, not only the city, but its festivals and traditions too became their very own, finding a place in their homes, friendships and annual routines.. Across neighbourhoods, residents from Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Odisha, and even Nepal are joining in to celebrate Ganeshotsav together.
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