Bhubaneswar: The city celebrates Valentine’s Day with Great Gusto on Monday with couples and children who visit malls, parks and cafes follow relaxation of covid restrictions and decreased significant daily infections.
The celebration was a hot affair in the last two years in the middle of the two first waves of the pandemic.
Youngters said the experience of three waves of pandemic has made the most people aware when it will come out and what precautions will be taken in public places.
“Covid is not new and we have seen it in all aspects in the past two years.
Now the Covid situation has increased, most people over 15 years are vaccinated, we strive to take advantage of most of the opportunities,” said Ayush Agrawal, a 20 BBA student year that brought his friend at lunch.
From jewelry to the cake shop, most of it looks faced with a red and white red balloon.
In the last week’s footsteps in the mall, shops, restaurant cafes, restaurants and cafes have increased.
We cannot enjoy Valentine’s Day correctly due to previous Covid restrictions and not come out or shop offline.
This year we redeem the lost time.
We continued a long journey and spent a weekend at Eco Retreat Konark, “Riya said (the name changed), an IT professional.” Valentine’s Day is not a festival here, but of course a special event when footsteps increase, and people do it out and spend.
We have prepared a special menu to remember the various categories of their customers and tastes.
These days of jar cakes are quite popular, and we prepare them in a variety of flavors, “said Natasha Das, a home baker.
The southeast became a working day, the crowd was thin for the first half but when the night set up, people began to fall In the middle of low lights and soft music in cafes, cafes, food and restaurant connections in the city.
Meanwhile, Mandir Saraswati Shishu celebrated the day as a Pitru-Matru Divas, when children worship their parents at school.
“That is A very emotional moment for us when parents come to school and our teacher asks us to worship them.
We swear that we will always love and respect our parents, said Sai Prakash Sahu, a class V Saraswati Sishu Mandir student, unit-8.