Introduction The birth of Lord Narasimha is celebrated as Narasimha Jayanti. Lord Narasimha is the 4th avatar (incarnation) of Lord Vishnu.…
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Narada Jayanthi on the birth anniversary of the great saint Narada
Akshaya in Sanskrit, means the ‘ever full, the never diminishing’. It is one of the aspects of divinity which is, always infinite never diminishing.
Lord Buddha’s birthday, enlightenment and nirvana is celebrated as Buddha Poornima.
Lord Rama was the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu who descended on earth during the Treta yuga. He was born…
The Punjabi New Year Baisakhi is a harvest festival celebrated across North Indian states
Mahavir Jayanti celebrates the birth of Lord Mahavir
Ganga Saptami is an auspicious day for Hindus that is celebrated in honour of Goddess Ganga.
Valmiki Jayanti. Sage Valmiki is revered all over India as the Ādi Kavi, the first poet, the composer of Ramayana, the first epic poem in Sanskritam.
The Tiruvathira festival which falls in the malayala month of Dhanu is most popular among the hindu
In the first half of the month of Asvij, Hindus observe a nine day ceremony of fast
Holi, the festival of colours which is celebrated in India is traditionally known as Holika
Revered as Ganga Nitya Vaahini or The Eternal River, the Ganga holds a unique
Tripura is the tiniest State. The State gets its name due to the location of the
Nagaland is also known as the land of festivals. The State is a land of mountains
Mizoram is derived from the word Mi (people) Zo(hill) Ram (land). Thus Mizoram is
Meghalaya, as the name suggests is the abode of clouds. Two districts from Assam
Manipur means the “land of jewels”. The State is nestled amidst hills, thick forests,
Arunachal Pradesh, one of the seven North Eastern States of India is a place of scenic beauty,
Durga Puja is one of the most significant amongst all Indian festivals. It is particularly the prime festival of…