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Happy Onam 2021: Wishes, quotes, WhatsApp status, images, SMS to share with family and friends

As the day is around the corner, here are some good warm wishes, messages, quotes, images to wish your family and friends on the special day.

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Happy Onam 2021

Onam is a popular Malayali festival that is celebrated with full zeal and zest in the Kerala region. According to the Malayalam calendar, people celebrate this festival in the month of Chingam, the day of Thiruvonam Nakshatram(Shravana asterism). This year, Onam will be celebrated on August 21.

On this special day, here are some good warm wishes, messages, quotes, images to share with your family and friends.

Memories of moments celebrated together.
Moments that have been attached in my heart,
4ever. Make me Miss U, even more, this ONAM.
Hope dis ONAM brings in Good Fortune &
Abounding Happiness 4 U!

May the spirit of Onam remains everywhere
Whatever you do,
Whatever you think
Whatever you hope in your life
Wish you a Happy Onam

May the colour and lights of Onam
fill your home with happiness and joy.
My heartiest wishes to you and your family
on the eve of Onam.

Do what you like, say what you feel
All the scars of past and present
May this Onam heal.
Believe and be blessed.
Happy Onam.

Onam 2021 Quotes

May your life be decorated like Pookalam,
sail in harmony like a snake boat, and provide
you variety like the food at community luncheons.

The Onam is an occasion for people to remind themselves of the pervasive nature of the divine. I wish all your family members a Happy Onam & Thiruonam.

May the colour and lights of Onam
fill your home with happiness and joy.
My heartiest wishes to you and your family
on the eve of Onam.

Onam is not just a festival to cherish,
but a moment to reincarnate a past of
prosperity and goodness.

Some festivals are special
Onam is one such day
May all the love and happiness
Bundled with blessings come your way

Onam 2021 Messages

One more Onam is coming to remind us
Maveli’s golden rule. Let me take the pleasure to wish you
and your family a very happy Onam festival!
I wish that next year,
I’ll be there to celebrate this fun celebration with you.
Have a blessed Onam!

I may be miles away, but the spirit of Onam will always stay in my heart.
So, let’s celebrate this Onam festival by heart and my soul.
Happy Onam to you!

Sending the most heartwarming Onam greetings your way. May God guide and bless you with good health and good life.

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Wish you all a euphoric, prosperous, colourful, healthy, wealthy and fun-filled Onam! Let this season brings you a lot of good luck, peace of mind, happiness and all that you wish!

Greetings From my family to yours… Have a colourful and happy Onam!

Sending my warmest wishes to your family this Onam festival. Have a happy and wonderful Onam!

Air is filled with joy and zeal.
It’s colorful everywhere,
Homes are adorned with colorful embellishments.
But I hope that Onam is not just about that.
I hope that the spirit of Onam fill your heart with happiness and fulfillment.

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Delhi Palam fire leaves 6 dead, massive rescue operation underway

Six people died after a fire broke out in a residential building in Delhi’s Palam. Firefighters continue rescue efforts with 30 tenders at the spot.

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Delhi's palam

A tragic fire incident in southwest Delhi’s Palam area on Wednesday morning claimed the lives of six people, triggering a large-scale emergency response.

According to officials, the blaze erupted in a residential building, prompting immediate action from fire and police authorities. Around 30 fire tenders were rushed to the spot to control the flames and carry out rescue operations.

Authorities said they received a distress call at approximately 7 am reporting the fire at a house within the building. Firefighters were deployed swiftly amid concerns that several residents could be trapped inside the structure.

A fire services official stated that initial information suggested people might still be inside, leading to an intensive search and rescue effort. Emergency teams, including police personnel, reached the congested locality to assist in evacuation and crowd management.

The firefighting operation was still ongoing at the time of reporting. The exact cause of the fire has not yet been determined, and further details are awaited as authorities continue their investigation.

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Centre mandates 60% free seat allocation on flights, caps selection fees

Airlines must now offer 60% seats without extra charges and ensure better seating arrangements for passengers under new government rules.

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In a significant move aimed at protecting air travellers, the Union Ministry of Civil Aviation has directed airlines to ensure that at least 60 per cent of seats on every flight are offered without any additional selection fee. The decision follows widespread complaints from passengers about hidden charges, particularly for seat selection.

The directive has been issued through the Directorate General of Civil Aviation, which has introduced a series of passenger-friendly norms to enhance transparency and improve the overall flying experience.

Under the new guidelines, airlines have also been instructed to seat passengers travelling on the same PNR together, preferably in adjacent seats. This is expected to address long-standing concerns among families and group travellers, who often face inconvenience due to scattered seating arrangements.

The regulator has further emphasised the need to safeguard passenger rights in situations such as flight delays, cancellations, and denied boarding. Airlines have been asked to prominently display these rights across their websites, mobile applications, booking platforms, and airport counters to ensure better awareness.

In addition, carriers must establish clear and transparent policies regarding the carriage of sports equipment, musical instruments, and pets. The move comes in response to frequent complaints over inconsistent rules and high charges. Airlines have been directed to align such policies with safety and operational standards while ensuring they are communicated in a simple and passenger-friendly manner.

To improve accessibility, the regulator has also asked airlines to share passenger rights information in regional languages.

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Mamata Banerjee warns BJP, EC over Bengal polls, says they will be accountable

Mamata Banerjee holds BJP and Election Commission responsible for any incidents during Bengal polls, raising concerns over officer transfers.

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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has held the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Election Commission of India responsible for any untoward incidents in the state during the upcoming assembly elections, following the transfer of key officials.

Addressing concerns over administrative reshuffles, Banerjee said that changes involving senior bureaucrats, including the chief secretary and home secretary, could affect governance and law and order in the state during a crucial period.

The Trinamool Congress chief also announced candidates for 291 constituencies for the elections scheduled to be held in two phases on April 23 and 29.

Criticising the Election Commission, Banerjee alleged that the transfers were being carried out in a manner that benefits the BJP. She questioned the timing of the decisions and said such actions weaken the state administration at a sensitive time.

She further raised concerns about disaster management and essential services, stating that experienced officials familiar with the state’s situation have been replaced. According to her, this could impact administrative efficiency if any emergency arises before the new government is formed.

Protecting Bengal’s identity

Banerjee emphasised that the election is not merely about forming a government but about safeguarding Bengal’s identity and existence. She accused the BJP of misusing central agencies and attempting to influence the electoral process.

She urged that elections should be conducted peacefully, without external interference, and in line with democratic principles. The chief minister also expressed confidence that her party would return to power with a stronger mandate.

Appealing to voters, she called for support for the Trinamool Congress, asserting that the people of Bengal will ultimately decide the outcome and protect their democratic rights.

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