Category: Festivals

Ekadashi, as the name suggests, it is the 11th day of the lunar cycle. It occurs twice in the month, 11th day both from Amavasya and Poornima. If it is…

What is Rahu Kaal? Rahu is known as the shadow planet in astronomy. It does not have any physical body, but still, it throws a strong impact on human life.…

Dhanteras, the festival marks the beginning of the festival of lights’ Diwali’. Originally known as ‘Dhanvantri Trayodashi’, the festival is known as an integral part of one of the biggest…

Raksha Bandhan, the festival that celebrates the love and bond between brother and sister is celebrated throughout the country. The festival is celebrated with full enthusiasm and excitement. Also, known…

Kanwar Yatra or popularly known as kanwad Yatra, is the annual pilgrimage in the worship of Lord Shiva. In this annual pilgrimage, the devotees of Lord Shiva go to Hindu…

Sankashti Chaturthi is an auspicious festival celebrated in the honor of Lord Ganesha. Every lunar month marks two Chaturthi: One is Sankashti Chaturthi and the second is Vinayaka Chaturthi. Sankashti…

Amavasya (No moon day) means Dark Chandra (Moon) lunar phase. The day is considered inauspicious. On Amavasya Thithi, shradh rituals are performed to repay our debts, and appease our ancestors.…

The fact may surprise you, but the origin of Chhath Puja predates to Vedas. The rituals that are performed during the chhath Puja are quite similar to the rituals mentioned…

Shradh is a Sanskrit word that refers to anything that is done with utmost sincerity and faith. The 15 days lunar period is considered highly important for Hindus. People pay…

Purnima is a full moon day. Every month it occurs, and it is considered to be an auspicious day. Purnima represents prosperity, abundance, and fullness. So, our elders usually advise…