Navratri: In the first half of the month of Asvij, Hindus observe a nine day ceremony of fast, rituals and celebrations to honor various forms of Shakti. This nine day ceremony is called Navaratri and it ends with Dasara, on the tenth day. Usually Navaratri and Dasara are celebrated togetherRead More →
In the first half of the month of Asvij, Hindus observe a nine day ceremony of fast, rituals and celebrations to honor various forms of Shakti. This nine day ceremony is called Navaratri and it ends with Dasara, on the tenth day. Usually Navaratri and Dasara are celebrated together throughout the country, with greatRead More →
Ganesha Chaturthi, the great Ganesha festival, also known as ‘Vinayak Chaturthi’ or ‘Vinayaka Chavithi’ is celebrated by Hindus around the world as the birthday of Lord Ganesha. It is observed during the Hindu month of Bhadra (mid-August to mid-September) and the grandest and most elaborate of them, especially in the western India stateRead More →
Onam is not just the biggest and the most important festival of Kerala, but also a reminder of a “good old Past”. It is considered as a harvest festival and is celebrated with joy and enthusiasm all over the state by people of all communities. Name of the festival TheRead More →
The name of the festival is Janam Ashtami or Janmashtami. Introduction Janmashtami is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Lord Krishna. On this occasion, a special pooja is dedicated to child Krishna and a lot of delicious delicacies are prepared. Hindus celebrate this occasion with a lot of zeal andRead More →
Paryushana Introduction Paryushana or Paryusan Parva is one of the two important festivals celebrated by Jains, the other festival being Diwali. The festival is known as Paryushana by Swetambaras sect, while the Digambaras celebrate the festival as Das Lakshana. The meaning of Paryushana is “abiding” or “coming together”. When is the festival celebrated? ParyushanaRead More →
The first day of Chaitra is celebrated in large parts of the country as New Year known variously as Ugadi or Yugadi in Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, GudiPadwa in Maharashtra, Thappan in Rajasthan, Cheti Chand in Sind and Navreh (Kashmiri New Year). Ugadi is an important festival for people fromRead More →
Basant Panchami or Shree Panchami is a Hindu festival when goddess Saraswati is worshipped.Read More →
Makarasankranti is the famous Indian festival which is celebrated allover India in various forms with great dedication, devotion and fun.Read More →
Om parthaya pratibodhitam bhagavata narayanena svayam vyasena grathitam purana-munina madhye mahabharatam advaitamruta-varshanim bhagavatim astadasadhyayinim amba tvam anusandadhami bhagavad-gite bhava-dvesinim Oh mother Bhagavad-gita! I meditate upon you. Because of you, Partha was enlightened by the Lord Narayana Himself in the middle of the great Mahabharata war. The ancient sage Vyasa setRead More →
Introduction When the earlier Guru Har Krishan appointed his successorRead More →
In 2016 Tulsi Vivah began from 11th November ‘Tulsi Vivah’ is the ceremonialRead More →
Dedicated to lord Surya and Chhati Maiyya (Usha, lord Surya’s wife), Chhat pujaRead More →
BhaiDooj is a Hindu family festival which strengthens the brother-sister relationship adding all the more flavor of affection to itRead More →
The Indian festival of lights, called Diwali, was celebrated on Sunday in IndiaRead More →
On the occasion of KarvaChauth, Hindu wives observe fasting for the well being of their husbands.Read More →
In the first half of the month of Asvij, Hindus observe a nine day ceremony of fastRead More →
According to Hindu Mythology singing Vishwakarma Aarti on a regular basis Read More →
