The Story Of Bhai Dooj, The Fifth Day Of Diwali Festival.
The Fifth day of Diwali is celebrated as Bhai Dooj. the festival that celebrate the bond of a brother and sister. The sister usually carries out an Aarti of her brother, puts a Tilak...
Why Do We Always Worship Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha Together?
Did you realise that every year on the third day of Diwali, i.e the Laxmi Pujan, we worship not just Goddess Lakshmi but also Lord Ganesha. Have you wondered why Goddess Lakshmi and Ganesha...
The Story Of Balipratipada, The Fourth Day Of Diwali.
The fourth day of Diwali is celebrated as Balipratipada. People celebrate this day by decorating the house and cooking delicious meals. The legend of Balipratipada is uniquely interesting, To know more about the story...
The Story Of Narakachaturdashi, The 2nd Day Of Diwali.
The second day of the hindu Diwali festival is celebrated as Naraka Chaturdashi. The day when people usually start their day with ‘Abhyanga Snan’. A day that celebrates the victory of good over evil....
The Significance Of Dhanteras -The First Day Of Diwali Festival.
The Biggest of all hindu festivals, Diwali, starts with the first day celebration of Dhanteras. Popularly known as the day for buying gold, silver or other things of value. Have you ever wondered why?
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The Story Of The Biggest Hindu Festival – Diwali.
We all have grown up enjoying this beautiful festival of lights, where the house will smell of the amazing sweets, skies full of fire crackers and how can we forget the new clothes we...
Why Do They Use The Seive In Karva Chauth?
So we have all seen it in movies, when the actress pulls out a sieve and sees the moon from it and then the actor. But what is the relevance of this ritual? What...
The 3 Popular Indian Mythology Stories Associated To Dusshera.
One of the most famous and popular festivals of the hindus, Dusshera is known as a festival of triumph of good over evil. It is most commonly associated with the victory of lord Ram...
Navdurga- The Nine Forms Of Goddess Durga.
The navratri fervour is on in full swing and we are really delighted to see those elaborate and beautiful idols all over the city which are giving us some real sense of peaceful happiness....
What Does Lord Ganesha’s Vahak Mooshika/Mouse Signify?
One of our favorite Hindu Deities, the Ganesha, who is also known as the Vighnaharta or remover of obstacles, uses Mooshika or a tiny mouse as his mode of travel. Doesn’t it seem absurd?...
