Kolhapur, Inde. 11 décembre 2019. Les transgenres de l'Inde communément appelés Hijra. La fonction annuelle pleurant et ne réalisant pas de rituels est connue sous le nom de "Randav Pournima". Les groupes de Hijra suivent encore la tradition de maître disciple. La communauté toute disciple de tout l'État se réunit le mois dernier de l'année civile hindoue, qui se trouve en décembre. À cette occasion, ils font le deuil car leur bien-aimée déesse Renuka était veuve. Ce Randav Pournima est célébré de nombreux endroits, mais le principal temple Saint du quartier Saundatti Belgaum est spécial. De même, à Kolhapur à la Renuka t

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December 11, 2019, Kolhapur, India: The transgenders from India commonly known as Hijra. The annual function mourning and not performing rituals is known as celebrating “Randav Pournima”. The groups of Hijra are still following master disciple tradition. The all disciple community from entire state gather on last month of Hindu calendar year, which lies in December. On this occasion they perform mourning as their beloved Goddess Renuka was widowed. This Randav Pournima is celebrated many places but main holy temple at Saundatti district Belgaum is special. Likewise, in Kolhapur at the Renuka temple, Pachgaon the Hijra community celebrate the Pournima collectively every year. The master Mayuri calls her entire disciple community and they start celebrating by noon. First of all, they appeal to goddess Renuka and start rituals. After Pooja, Making of Limb, Kich- Breaking of Bangles, wiping forehead, removing jewellery which is sign of good luck at the end of the day. All this is a part of their mourning as their goddess became Widow on this day. After four months till Chaitra month Hindu calendar year they keep this mourning and don’t put on the good luck signs like bangles, red spot on forehead, Jewellery. In Kolhapur Mayuri and her disciples are following this tradition since long at her traditional temple. Though it’s a traditional way of celebration but now days all transgenders are talking about their rights and spreading word about misshaping with them. These gathering are becoming a platform for talking and sharing information, once in a year. Disciples from long distance were also gathered on that day. This tradition of celebrating “randav Pournima” is a new way of sharing information, talking personal to each other, solving problems and creating awareness in Hijra, Transgender community. (Credit Image: © Abhijeet Gurjar/ZUMA Wire)

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