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Uttarayan, Makar Sankranti, Kite Festival are different names for this festivals we celebrate on January 14th every year. It marks the...

Festivals are socially and culturally significant, and this is especially true in Gujarat. Celebrations of any kinds bring people...

The lamp has its own special place in Gujarati traditions as it represents leading us from darkness into the light. While the oil lamp is...

Karva Chauth (Hindi: करवा चौथ) is a one-day festival celebrated by Hindu women in North India in which married women fast from sunrise to...

“Aaj Diwali kaal Diwali Gaam naa chhokraa khaay shuvaadi Khaay ne chhokraa raaji thaay Junu varash vidaay thaay…” “Today is Diwali,...

First day of Diwali is known as Dhan Teras: This is the day of worshipping the goddess of wealth- Laxmi. The rituals and traditions are...

Second day of Diwali is Kaali chaudash: This is the day of worshipping goddess Kali who is the goddess of courage, remover of all...

Third day is the actual day of Diwali: this is the last day of the year. After the darkness gets removed the day before on kaali...

Fourth day is the New Year known as Bestoo varash (beginning of the year): On the first day of he new year people celebrate by bowing to...

When one thinks of India, colors, vedas, mythology, spirituality and culture come to mind. India is the largest non-secular country....

Holidays, festivals, vacations and getaways are all more meaningful when shared with family. Yes, there are those solitary animals...

Raavan dahan – letting go of what’s not serving you! (Burn that Raavan) Most Indians are aware of what is Garba? Of course the minute you...

Uttarayan, Makar Sankranti, Kite Festival are different names for this festivals we celebrate on January 14th every year. It marks the...

Shivratri Want to calm your days and bring more laughter? Then music is your key. Learning these simple mantras and songs is a great way...

Holi is More than a Color Festival The day after the last full moon of phalgun, the last month of the Hindu calendar is celebrated as...