If you want to experience the true essence of Indian festivities, go to one of the festivals in north India. Some festivals, such as Diwali, …
North India’s Biggest Festivals
History of Horoscope
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 …
India’s most well-known festivals
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, …
Raja : Festival Of Girls
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 …
Navratri
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 …
History of Ganesh Chaturthi
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 …
Characteristics of Each Star Sign
Aries (March 21 – April 19) Aries, the first sign of the zodiac, adores being first. Naturally, this flamboyant fire sign is no stranger to …
Pongal
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 …
Vijayadashami
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 and its significance
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 …