India is the country of culture and festivals, we
celebrate festivals by gathering all together. For Indians, 15 august is the
day of celebration and happiness because its Independence day for all us.
Independence Day reminds us that how we got this freedom. This is the important
day because it’s a day of...
For all Muslims across the world, Eid is one of the biggest festivals that is celebrated with family members and close friends. Eid comes twice a year, namely, Eid-Al-Fitr, which is celebrated after the fasting of one long month in Ramdaan. The second one is Eid-Al-Adha, which is a...
Makara Sankranti is a festival celebrated in the month of January which marks the first day of the sun`s movement into Makara which means Capricorn. It marks the end of the month of midwinter and the start of longer days in which sacred rituals are performed.
It is the few...
Yet again, the festival of colours is here again to meet and greet with your family members and friends and spread the joy of colours amongst each other.
Holi is another religious festival that is celebrated by Hindus across the world and after Diwali, it’s the second prominent and...
Pongal is a harvest festival of South India for the Hindus. The celebration includes decorating cows, the processions and the ritual bathing. It is celebrated to thank the sun god for agricultural abundance. The word “Pongal” is also referred to as a sweet dish made up of rice boiled...
What is Easter?
Easter is a popular and significant festival of the Christians that they celebrate with their family members and close friends. Basically, it is celebrated as Jesus was resurrected from the tomb on the third day after his crucifixion.
It is believed that Jesus or Messiah died for...
Just like the way India celebrates its freedom from British rule as The Independence Day, Republic Day is also celebrated because the constitution of India came into force. The main celebration is done in the capital of India, which is New Delhi at the Rajpath before the President of...
The term Republic Day means that it is considered a “public matter” and not a private matter. Its denotes that the position in power resides in the hands of the people of the country and not among the rulers only. It is attained through democracy and autocracy. In India,...
Maha Shivaratri is one of the biggest religious festivals of India. Celebrated with absolute enthusiasm and fervour, the ‘Shiva’ bhakts gather together on the ‘Night of Shiva.’
Every year the Maha Shivaratri is celebrated on the 14th day of the dark fortnight, particularly of the Magha month according to the...
The festival of Lohri is celebrated on 13th of January (according to Bikrami calendar) every year. On this pious occasion, every Indian specifically North Indians encircle around a Lohri Fire and wish for good health and prosperity. Moreover, the people do the puja parikrama around the bonfire and...
New Year is all about celebration and happiness, and you should spread it with your friends and family.
A new year comes with new hope and a lot can happen in it. As the people celebrate this day with fireworks and raised glasses, it’s important to understand the real...
Festival
Celebrated
Diwali
Festival of Lights
Holi
Festival of Colors
Eid al-Adha
Festival of Sacrifice
Indian Independence Day
Festival of Freedom
Raksha Bandhan
Festival of Brother Sister Relationship
Krishna Janmashtami
Festival of Krishna birth
Ganesh Chaturthi
Festival of Ganesh ji Arrival
Ashura
Tenth Day of Muharram
Muharram
First Month of Islamic Calendar
Eid al-Fitr
Festival of Breaking the Fast
Dussehra
End of Navratri
Guru Purnima
Festival of Spiritual and Academic teachers
Navratri
Festival of nine nights
Onam
Harvest...
Hello Lovelies! Christmas is the time to connect with your family and all your loved ones. As the Christmas is approaching super soon, thus you must be searching for some great messages, wishes and greetings to send it to your special ones, right?So, here we have some of the...
We all know that as the Diwali festival is approaching super soon and our list of shopping is already prepared, isn’t it? No doubt that Diwali festival is special for everyone and looking special on this day is even more important.
Not just women, but men also search for...
Diwali is that time of the year when people love to dress up and be a part of the Pooja. When we talk about the Diwali season, it lasts for than a week. People love to meet friends and relatives at this time and exchange gifts. Even they use...
Day 10- Pink Color
Tuesday – 8th October 2019
Dussehra, or commonly known as Vijayadashami, is another popular Hindu festival in India, which is celebrated with full enthusiasm and fervour. This day, Indians celebrate the day of ‘victory,’ victory of good over the evil. Also, on Dussehra, feminine divinity is...
