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The traditional way of gifting at Diwali - Shri and Sam

Diwali is a time of lights and fun. How can gifts be apart? Also, how about getting traditional this year? By conventional gifts, we mean gifting utensils. Metals or utensils are preferred during t...

Ahoi Ashtami Fast (Vrat) - Indian Festival

Ahoi Ashtami is celebrated 8days before Deepavali on Krishna Paksha Ashtami, in the month of Kartik. It is a Hindu festival, primarily popular in North India. On this day, women fast and pray for t...

5 Tips to avoid starvation on Karwa Chauth

Karwachauth is one of the most beautiful Hindu festivals, and it displays both the divine and romantic aspects that man shares with women. 'Karva' means to collect or gather, while 'Chautha' denote...

How is Navratri Celebrated in Different Parts of India?

Navratri, a great festival of Hindus, and it sets the festive mode as it marks the onset of various other festivals like Diwali, Dussehra, Christmas, Eid, and much more. The nine-day period of enth...

Navratri: Why do we celebrate it?

Navratri celebrations are a joyous method of worshipping the goddess Durga. The occasion is celebrated across the world with joy and enthusiasm. In Hindu mythology, the belief is that Lord Rama ini...

Navratri special: 15 mouth-watering recipes for you

Food fasting is one of those beautiful rituals of Indian festivals that fill in your mind, body and soul with positive vibes and lets you enjoy some of the delicious meals served in India. Hindus o...

Craving for Kadhi-Chawal? : Kadhi Chawal Recipe

Kadhi chawal is a famous dish, and it's best known for its delicious taste. The gravy is made using yoghurt, besan, and exotic spices, and most people use onion fritters for preparing the dish. If ...

All Things To Know: Kanjak or Ashtami

What is Kanjak Eighth day of Navratri, also called Ashtami is celebrated as Kanjak Puja. In India this is a very crucial part of the navratri. This festival is all about worshipping little girls ...