Akshaya Tritiya, also known as Akha Teej will be celebrated on 22 April, 2023. Akha Teej falls during Shukla Paksha Tritiya in the month of Vaishakha. The word Akshaya means never diminishing. Hence the benefits of doing any Japa, Yajna, Pitra-Tarpan, Dan-Punya on this auspicious day never diminish and remains forever. Akha Teej falling on…
Baisakhi, also known as Vaisakhi, is a significant festival celebrated by the Sikh community around the world. It marks the beginning of the Sikh New Year and commemorates the formation of the Khalsa Panth in 1699 by tenth sikh guru, Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. Baisakhi falls on April 13 or 14 every year and…
Good Friday is a day of tremendous religious significance for people who follow Christianity. It is observed to remember Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. It is recognised as one of India’s most important religious ceremonies. However, despite its name, Good Friday is not a happy day. As a result, it is advised to refrain from…
Rama, also known as Srirama and Sriramachandra Moorthy, is an avatar of Lord Vishnu who is highly adored by Hindus all over the world. Lord Rama, despite being regarded as a superior Lord, did not overuse his powers throughout his avatar time. He is praised for his virtues, and his importance grows by the day,…
Holi is one of India’s most widely observed festivals. There are numerous reasons to enjoy the festival of colours, ranging from playing with gulaal to indulging in sweets and thandai. But, it also taxes your skin and hair to a great degree. The onslaught of colours, the majority of which are chemically infused, long hours…
As the country prepares to celebrate the festival of colours, we have compiled a list of movies for you that will bring back your Holi memories and inspire you to play a joyful, fun, and safe Holi this year. We have compiled a list of movies that you can watch with your loved ones, friends,…
Makar Sankranti, the first festival of the year, is also known as the Kite Festival and is known by several names in India, including Sankranti and Pongal. It is a national holiday that is celebrated with great fanfare and zeal. Furthermore, no festival in India is complete without the flavor of Bollywood. So, here are…
Lohri is the first festival of the New Year and a popular harvest festival celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm throughout Punjab, as well as parts of Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu, and Delhi. According to experts, the festival marks the start of the New Year, which falls on January 13 of each year and…
The basic objective of National Youth Day is to bring the youth of the country together in an attempt to showcase their talents in various activities to cover almost all socio-cultural aspects of life, providing an opportunity for amateur young artists to express themselves and interact with fellow artists and to further learn the new…
Every year on the 14th of January, India celebrates the arrival of spring and the passage of the sun into the Makara Rashi (the Capricorn zodiac sign). Makar Sankranti is regarded as a major harvest festival in many Indian states. It is significant because it commemorates Goddess Sankranti’s victory over evil and the brutal Rakshasa…
