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New Year 2021 Celebration: Celebration of New Year 2021 all over the world including India ..!

New delhi date. 01 January 2021, Friday

New Year is being celebrated all over the world including India, USA, New Zealand amid the Koro crisis. The year 2021 begins between Corona's guidelines and protocol. The new year first started in New Zealand and now even in India the new year has hit a bang. New year i.e. new hopes from the year 2021 will normalize this situation a bit.

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Very attractive lighting has been done in all the cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Karnataka, the capital of India.

The North Block and South Block of Delhi have been decorated. At that time, many places in Mumbai have been beautifully decorated for the New Year's reception. See colorful pictures of New Year 2021 celebrations through different pictures and videos ...

Amid Corona's guidelines, a large number of people arrived at Mumbai's Juhu Beach on New Year's Day. However due to the night curfew people had to evacuate the beach by 11 p.m.

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The New Year celebrations in Durgapur, West Bengal, were nothing like this.

On New Year's Eve, a heavy security team has been deployed in the entire area, including MG Road in Bangalore, the capital of Karnataka. The ban is imposed in the city under Section 144 of the CRPC and will remain in force until 6 a.m. on January 1.

In Odisha, artist Manas Kumar Sahu has created a marvelous work of art on Puri's Golden Beach for the New Year. He has carved 2021 Happy New Year on the sand. It took him 7 hours to prepare this artwork.

New Year celebrations have started in the capital Delhi. Delhi's north and south blocks are being lit up in New Year's celebrations.

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Excluding the rest of the world, New Zealand is celebrating the New Year for the first time. This year the New Year is being celebrated in a somewhat different way because of the corona virus. Most people are welcoming the new year with their safety in mind.

Preparations for the celebration of the New Year began in Seoul, the capital of South Africa.

Fiji has also started celebrating the New Year.

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After New Zealand, the new year has also started in Australia.

Sydney's world-famous Sydney Harbor has great lighting and many people have arrived to start the new year.

Security arrangements in Mumbai

Section 144 has been implemented in view of New Year celebrations in Mumbai. Under which 5 or more people are not allowed to gather. Night curfew is in force from 11 pm to 6 am. No partying at a restaurant, bar, pub, beach or terrace after 11 p.m. "We are monitoring with drones," a Mumbai police spokesperson said.

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