"Gyanvapi Chronicles: Faith, Heritage & Time" explores the deep spiritual legacy, historical significance, and cultural impact of Gyanvapi, a site intertwined with centuries of devotion and ...

Makar Sankranti also referred to as Uttarayana, Makar, or simply Sankranti, is a Hindu observance and festival. Usually falling on the date of January 15 annually, this occasion marks the trans ...

"My child, you need not know much in order to please Me.Only Love Me dearly.Speak to me, as you would talk to your mother,if she had taken you in her arms."Maa Kali is the fearful and ferocious form ...

Diwali or Deepawali, is not only festival of lights, but also marks the beginning of the Hindu new year. It is one of the most important Indian national celebrations as it is believed that the Hindu ...

Ganeshji is a must for Diwali pooja as he is to be worshiped in all pujas before any other god or goddess. Traditionally on Diwali night, Ganesh shares the altar with Lakshmi. Shree Ganesh is the g ...

Lakshmi was the daughter of the sage Bhrigu and took refuge in the ocean of milk when the gods were sent into exile. Lakshmi was reborn during the Churning of the Ocean. As soon as the gods saw ...

Shree Ganesh AartiJai Ganesha Jai Ganesha Jai Ganesha DevaMaata Jaaki Parvati Pitaa MahadevaLadoowan Ka Bhog Lage Sant Karen SevaaJai Ganesh DevaEka Dant Dayavant Chaar BhujadhariMaathe Par Tilak Sohe ...

The customs of celebrating Diwali, the festival of light vary from region to region. Though the theme of Diwali is universal, ie, the triumph of Good over Evil, the Darkness paving way for Light and ...

In the South, Diwali festival often commemorates the conquering of the Asura Naraka, a powerful king of Assam, who imprisoned tens of thousands of inhabitants. It was Krishna who finally subdued ...

Diwali in North India starts at Dussehra. There are numerous legends and local customs associated with this festival, but common to all is the lighting of homes, pathways, temples, and even government ...