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Have health camps instead of garba: Maha govt to Navratri mandals
Updated On: 30 September, 2020 06:57 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
Like Ganeshotsav, Maharashtra restricts gatherings, bans serving of food, and caps idol sizes for Navratri

Navratri is scheduled to begin from October 17
Going by the guidelines issued by the state government, it seems even Navratri this year is going to be a low-key affair like Ganeshotsav. The government has not given permission for garba events during the festival, which is scheduled to start on October 17. Instead it wants mandals (organisers) to conduct healthcare programmes in view of the pandemic.
According to the state government's guidelines, mandals will have to take permission for erecting pandals and their height has to be as per the high court guidelines.
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