A safe Navratri: Why heart check-ups are now part of the festival checklist

| Oct 15, 2023, 01:02:48 PM | TOI.in
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In the heart of Gujarat, Navratri signifies not only dance and joy but also a newfound sense of caution. Amid the vibrant beats of Garba, Shardul Patel, a dedicated Navratri enthusiast, has introduced a crucial addition to his preparations: a comprehensive heart check-up. Recent Garba-related cardiac incidents have led many, like Patel, to prioritize their well-being, amplifying the importance of a fitness certificate alongside traditional attire for the upcoming Navratri celebrations, ensuring the festival's rhythm continues for generations.

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