India Lock Down May 3 or May be 3 – the 2 nd Online , Varanasi Coronavirus lockdown in India:   To-do lists, schedules, forecasts, deadlines. Human beings are perpetual planners. Before the Corona virus upended our world, we rushed and ranted daily, so as not to fall behind our interminable schedules. To meet the dreaded deadlines. To stay ahead of t he curve. To ensure we moved forward in the rat race. And, then as various governments imposed lockdowns across the globe, life, as we know it, came to a halt. Most of us are locked in our homes, holed up with family members for durations longer than we are used to. Even as we transit to working or studying from home, the humdrum busy-ness that envelopes our lives has abruptly ceased. No Monday morning scrambles, no traffic snarls, no have-to-go-here, have-to-buy-that. Life suddenly is stripped to its essentials. We need to cook, clean, eat and sleep. Those who are fortunate to have the luxury of working online, continue to p...

Good morning everyone, have a blessed Saturday,Varanasi Travel & Tourism Saturday  is believed to be a  day of God Shani Dev . Disciples of  Shani Dev  must offer prayers to him on this  day  and do several remedies to make him happy.  . Saturn can perhaps be termed as the most feared divine entity. He is one of the Nava Grahas, the nine planets, who wield a strong influence over the lives of the individuals. Saturn is also known as Shani. He is the only planet called Shanishwara – ShaniIshwara – a sobriquet usually given only to Lord Shiva. There are some legends which regard him even as an Avatar of Shiva himself. Saturn is called as Jeevana Karaka and also as Aayul Karaka, as he controls vital aspects of existence like livelihood and longevity. Shani is regarded as an AshubhaGraha, an inauspicious planet, and when he transits through a person’s zodiac sign, he generally makes sure to put him or her through trials and tribulations....

Save lives by sitting on your couch – Varanasi the 2 nd Online Travel If you think you don’t have a huge role to play in how the  coronavirus  outbreak plays out, think again. You have the potential to make this pandemic so much worse. That’s because the coronavirus is both  more contagious and more deadly  than the common flu. One person can easily transmit it to other people without knowing it, and those people would   then transmit it to even more people, creating a terrifying snowball effect. The good news is, just as you can easily transmit the virus to other people, you can easily  avoid  transmitting it — if you’re willing to stay home. That’s right: Simply by sitting on your couch, you can potentially save lives. Ramesh Verma,   CMD , Varanasi the 2 nd Online Travel

India Locked Down till 3 rd May,2020, the 2 nd Online Varanasi Travel Prime Minister Narendra Modi has announced the extension of a nationwide lockdown till May 3 to contain the spread of Covid-19 as the number of novel coronavirus cases surged past 10,000-mark on Tuesday. Hinting at partial relief, however, the Prime Minister said there could be some relaxations after April 20 in places where there is no hotspot. Lockdown 2.0 will come into force from April 14 till May 3, PM Modi said in a televised address to the nation on Tuesday. The 19-day extension of the lockdown till May 3 is an attempt to contain the spread of novel coronavirus which has affected over 10,000 people in India.  Ramesh Verma , CMD , the 2 nd Online Travel,  Varanasi

The 2 nd Online Travel  Varanasi  ,the 2 nd business anniversary As The 2 nd Online Travel celebrates 02 years of uninterrupted service to the community, we take this opportunity to thank you for helping us succeed  and w e are truly grateful to you for choosing us as your service provider and giving us the opportunity to grow. None of our achievements would have been possible without you and your unwavering support. The 2nd Online Travel Agency is a flourishing name in the tourism sector of Uttar Pradesh. This travel management firm was founded in the city of Varanasi by Ms Nimita Kumari ( Sole Proprietor) & Mr. Ramesh Verma (CMD)  on 13 th April 2018 . After working for more than 02 decades in the Hotel Industry on many different positions, they switched the career to the Travel & Tourism Industry by establishing their own company by the name of The Second Online Travel. Their aim for establishing the company was to provide a rich holiday e...

Stay home , Be safe , the 2 nd Online Travel ,  perfect  tourism , Varanasi On March 24, Indian PM Narendra Modi ordered the world’s largest lockdown, effectively commanding one out of every six people on earth to stay home in an effort to stem the coronavirus outbreak in the country. The humongous state-run railways recorded the first suspension of services in its 167-year history, and millions of migrant day laborers walked hundreds of miles back to their villages along deserted highways.   With 5,351 infected and 160 deaths, the official toll of India’s caseload is dubiously small—the country had conducted only 128,000 tests as of Wednesday. Lockdown notwithstanding, the country could see as many as 300 million infections with 10 million of them severe, the risks compounded by population density, poor sanitary conditions and a largely decrepit health care system, according to Ramanan Laxminarayan, director of the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics and P...

  तमसो मा ज्योतिर्गमय #9pm9Minutes, the 2 nd online Travel, Unique Tourism, Varanasi In India, almost every  household has a custom of lighting a deepam or diya twice a day — in the morning and evening. This is a part of prayer. All ceremonies, daily worship rituals, auspicious functions, religious occasions as well as  new ventures start with lightning of the lamp. Diya is essential in Hinduism because it signifies purity, goodness, good luck and power. The presence of light means the non-existence of darkness and evil forces.  It is believed that evil spirits and forces gain power and become active when there is no light. So diyas are lit  to weaken those evil forces. There is a deeper significance to the diya.  The oil in the diya symbolises the dirt in the human mind — such as greed, jealousy, hatred, lust etc — which human beings tend to nurture. The cotton in the diya is symbolic of the atma or the self or the soul. The diya presents lig...

Shubh Chaitra Navratra Day 9 – Ma Siddhidatri & Rama Nawami,Eternal Holidays , the 2 nd Online Travel, Varanasi, Uttar Prdesh, India Goddess Siddhidatri, the ninth form of Goddess Durga, is worshiped on the ninth day or the Mahanavami. This Goddess can be seen surrounded and worshiped by men, demons, Gods and yakshas (celestial beings). She is the giver of all siddhis (perfection) and ready to bestow happiness on her followers. It is believed that one side of Lord Shiva’s body is that of Goddess Siddhidatri. Therefore, he is also known by the name of Ardhanarishwar. According to Vedic scriptures, Lord Shiva attained all the siddhis by worshiping this Goddess. According to Hindu Shastras like Markand Puranas, this Goddess helps devotees in attaining perfection in Mahima, Garima, Ladhima, Prapti, Prakaamya, Ishitya and Vashitva. According to B...

Shubh Chaitra Navratri Day 8 – Ma Mahagauri , Holy Voyages, the 2 nd Online Travel, Varanasi Goddess Mahagauri is worshipped on the eighth day of Navratri.According to Hindu mythologies, the Goddess Shailputri at the age of sixteen was extremely beautiful and was blessed with fair complexion. Due to her extreme fair complexion she was known as Goddess Mahagauri. Goddess Mahagauri is worshipped on the eighth day of Navratri.   It is believed that the planet Rahu is governed by Goddess Mahagauri.   The mount of Goddess Mahagauri as well as Goddess Shailputri is bull and because of that she is also known as Vrisharudha ( वृषारूढ़ा ). Goddess Mahagauri is depicted with four hands. She carries Trishul in one right hand and keeps the second right hand in Abhaya Mudra. She adorns Damaru in the one left hand and keeps the second left hand in Varada Mudra.                 As name suggests, Goddess ...