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   A digital currency that is intended to function as a means of exchange via a computer network and is not dependent on any central authority, such as a government or bank, to uphold or maintain it is known as a cryptocurrency, crypto-currency, or crypto.It is a decentralized system that removes the need for conventional middlemen, like banks, when transferring money between two entities by confirming that the parties to a transaction actually own the money they say they do. Unlike paper money, which exists in tangible form, cryptocurrency is not issued by a central body. Unlike digital currencies issued by central banks, most cryptocurrencies operate under decentralized control (CBDC).[11] A cryptocurrency is usually seen as centralized if it is produced, manufactured beforehand, or issued by a single issuer. Every cryptocurrency functions via distributed ledger technology, usually a blockchain, which acts as a public record of financial transactions when used in a decentral...

 Navratri is a festival in which people joyously worship Goddess Durga. Indians celebrate this festival with a lot of joy and enthusiasm. Further, the meaning of ‘Nav’ is nine and ‘Ratri’ refers to night. Thus, the festival derives its name as we celebrate it over a period of nine nights. - The Story Behind It We celebrate the festival for nine nights and ten days. The festival occurs in the month of October or November. Moreover, in India, people celebrate it four times every year. We refer to these times as Sharada Navratri, Vasanta Navratri, Magha Navratri and Ashada Navratri. Further, the most famous one is Sharada Navaratri that people all over the country celebrate actively. The people living in the North-eastern and Eastern states refer to it as Durga Puja. According to the holy scriptures, Mahishasura was a demon king. Also, he was an ardent worshipper of Lord Siva and got massive powers. Misusing his power, he committed a lot of wrongdoings and troubled the people. Thus, t...

On this day, married women observe a fast on this day and worship Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. Along with this, during Pradosh Kaal, there is a special significance of reading the story  On this day, a mandap is prepared from banana leaves, bandanwar. An idol of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati is made from clay. After this, flowers, garlands, sandalwood, incense-lamps etc. are offered. Along with this, after chanting the mantras, finally observe the fast of Hartalika Teej. If you observe a fast on the day of Hartalika Teej along with reciting this Vrat Katha, you will get auspicious results. Let's know the whole story of Haltalika Teej. According to the mythological belief, Lord Shiva was sitting with Nandi and his Ganas along with Mata Parvati in Mount Kailash. On this occasion, Maa Parvati asked Lord Shiva, "O Maheswara, what virtue I had done, due to which you found me as a husband. You're an insider, so you must tell me. Hearing this, Shankara says, "O Goddess, ...