Divya Agarwal made a special lunch which was offered as ‘bhog’ and everyone credited this meal as one of the best foods made in this whole season. The Murti was brought in by Raqesh and welcomed by Shamita on the main door following all rituals. Neha took the lead for all bhajans and aartis.

Bigg Boss then gave all housemates a sponsored task to rearrange the names of dishes from different states and in that under Shamita’s Sanchalan, Neha, Pratik and Raqesh won. They were delivered authentic modaks from Swiggy as a prize. When this wasn’t enough for the day, a luxury budget task was also announced.

In that task, Housemates were made to play ‘Dog and the Bone’ under Neha’s Sanchlan. After a series of fights and fouls, Divya, Raqesh and Shamita won the task offering them some luxury products. This task ended up creating a rift between Neha and Pratik because as always ‘Pratik cannot accept failure’.

This week Divya Agarwal, Muskan Jattana, Neha Bhasin, Pratik Sehajpal and Shamita Shetty are nominated and reportedly Ashika Bhatia and Akshay Kakkar will grace this weekend. In this written update by ‘The India Chron’, we will continue to bring in the major highlights happening 24*7 inside the Bigg Boss house. Stay Tuned!

With Ganesh Chaturthi just round the corner, Mumbai Police shared new guidelines for celebrations. “There should be no procession for the arrival of Ganesha idols. A group of maximum five persons will be allowed for the arrival of Ganesha idols. A group of maximum five persons will be allowed for arrival,” the order applicable under the jurisdiction area of Mumbai Police commissionerate read.

In the wake of a rise in the number of new coronavirus infections and fear of a third wave, the BMC has banned physical darshan for devotees at the public Ganpati pandals and appealed to citizens to celebrate the festival with simplicity on September 8.

For bringing the idols of the deity during their immersion, there will not be more than 10 people in the processions of public mandals and not more than five for the household Ganpatis, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) in the guidelines issued.

“All devotees should wear masks and observe social distancing. Also, the 10 participants should have taken both the doses of COVID-19 vaccine and completed 15 days taking the second dose,” the guidelines said.