The month of Ramadan holds great religious significance for Muslims around the world, with its observance of a strict fast from sunrise to sunset. In 2024, India will observe its first Roza on March 12, followed by the culmination of Ramadan with Eid al Fitr on April 9. The dua (prayer) for Sehri and Iftar play important roles in the daily routine of fasting, with their meanings invoking intentions and gratefulness to Allah.
The Muslim holy month of Ramadan has arrived in India, and Muslims across the country are observing the month by fasting from dawn to dusk and engaging in spiritual activities. The Ramadan 2024 timetable for all cities in India has been released, providing information on the exact timings for the Sehri and Iftar meals. While the timings may vary slightly in different cities, this schedule serves as a helpful guide for those observing the fast in India.
The National Transmission and Dispatch Company (NTDC) has announced its commitment towards providing uninterrupted electricity supply during the holy month of Ramadan. Under the leadership of its Managing Director, Engr Dr. Rana Abdul Jabbar Khan, the power transmission company is implementing a comprehensive maintenance program for its transmission lines and grid stations. This includes tasks like cleaning and replacing disc insulators, with over 73,000 disc insulators already washed and 9,000 replaced. Scheduled shutdowns have also been conducted to carry out maintenance activities, ensuring a reliable power supply during Ramadan.
The world is ushering in the holy month of Ramadan, a time for the Islamic community to show dedication to their faith through fasting and prayer. With local editions in different countries, the month is celebrated in various ways, with traditions including communal prayers, Quran readings, and special meals. This year's Ramadan brings even more significance as The 2024 Business Leaders Awards recognize entrepreneurs who have positively impacted Nigeria, and prominent clerics provide guidance on the timing of Iftar.