There's a Garba event near my place that I've been attending for the past 3 days, and the organisers have laid down strict rules.
Garba starts only after the aarti, and anyone who wants to participate must be present during the aarti. The entrance is closed once the aarti is over. Everyone entering the event is given a tilak and a rudraksha mala.
There's even a separate space for elderly people so they can enjoy Garba comfortably with their own generation, while the younger crowd dances separately.
The organisers are very strict about maintaining the traditions and discipline of the event.
I've been attending for 3 days now, and so far, there's been no controversy, no fights, and no drama like we've seen at other places. Everything is running smoothly.
If Garba events were organised this way across the country, we wouldn't see controversies at Garba pandals everywhere.
@EducatedMoron__ Garba is kind of religious ritual to make maa durga happy and somehow we invite her to join us for a little dance. Why you donโt have problem with someone joining such religious activity who donโt even believe in your gods?
@_KxrMa_G@_Shiva_iitp Bro you did chemical engineering and then changed your stream to Computer Science? What made you take such step? And whyโd you choose Chem engg if that wasnโt your interest? (If you are comfortable to ans, Iโm but curious)