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Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dala are all set to get married on January 24 in Alibaug, take a look at the lavish venue. 

 

Even as the world battles the Coronavirus pandemic, preparations are underway in many countries to usher in Christmas. Here are some glimpses:

Here's a rewind of moments from around the world in the last 24 hours

 The Kamakhya Temple will glitter in gold this Diwali. The dome above the main temple of Kamakhya is currently being plated in gold. About 20 kgs of gold have been donated by Mukesh Ambani, for the decoration of the temple.
 

The Ambaari Double Decker bus has been lying covered and unused as the Dasara illumination serial lights are hung too low, interrupting its smooth movement.

Karnataka Health Minister B Sriramulu has said on Wednesday there is a general view that the Dasara festival should be confined to the Mysuru Palace and Chamundi Hills this year. The officials are planning to cut down on the light decorations all over the city.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, preparations of all Durga puja clubs have slowed down this year. In many places, the money collected for puja will be given to the needy ones. Like every year, this year too, Belgachhia Chhatra Dal Milon Club has taken initiative to organise Durga puja. However, in the COVID situation, there will be no such beautiful decorations in the pandals.
 

Everyone loves flowers, well almost. They are used for various purposes. You can use them for decoration, gifts, and they can also be eaten. Yes, eaten!  A lot of pretty looking flowers are edible. Now before you venture out to your garden to pick some blooms to include in your dinner, take a look at the list of these commonly found edible flowers that are just delicious.

A German Shepherd from Manchester, England just made his way into Santa's not-so-disciplined merrymaker list by devouring a piece of Christmas decoration.

The Lal Bagh authorities have chosen Mahatma Gandhi as the theme for their annual flower show on the eve of Republic Day celebrations. According to Lal Bagh deputy director, 7 lakh flowers were used and have spent Rs 1.80 crore for the decoration and the Gandhi theme.

The D-Day has arrived with many new initiatives gifted by the election commission in which one of them is Women operated polling booth or popularly known as Pink polling booth. The decoration that has been done to encourage more women voters, can be seen from a distance. Women not only feel safe but their polling experience has changed altogether. Watch the video on Asianet Newsable to know the experience of a woman voter after casting her vote from a pink polling booth stationed in Chamundeshwari Constituency.