Indian Festivals

An Astrological Sign’s Early Observation Nobody knows when the earliest thoughts about the Zodiac originally originated in the world. The earliest manifestations of astrology are …

Onam In God’s Own Country, Kerala, Onam is almost a week-long festival! The event unites the entire state of Kerala, with street entertainment, elaborate feasts, …

Odisha, the home of Lord Jagannath, celebrates 13 festivals in a year (a local adage), which translates to an unending number of festivals throughout the …

In Hinduism, Navratri (Sanskrit: “Nine Nights”) is a major festival dedicated in honour of the divine feminine. Navratri is also spelled Navaratri. Navratri is celebrated …

Ganesh Chaturthi is an important event in India that is celebrated with great zeal and dedication. Lord Ganesha, the Lord of Knowledge, Wisdom, Prosperity, and …

ORIGINS The three-day Pongal celebration is a part of Hinduism, which is often regarded as the world’s oldest alive religion by many historians. The word …

Durgapuja is celebrated for ten days in Ashvayuja (September-October) in India during the first half of the month. The tenth day is known as Vijayadashami …

Holi, often known as the festival of colours, is the most vibrant of all Hindu festivals. It is the conclusion of the winter season in …

Legends abound throughout Diwali’s past, and these legends are based on stories from Hindu sacred literature, namely the Puranas. Though the primary premise of all …