Indian Traditions
There is so much in Hindu Vedas and scriptures that never cease to mesmerize us. One may have heard of Kartik month and it’s religious importance but today, we are going to throw some light on “Adhik Maas” that is considered auspicious to Hindus. Read the article to know the legend associated with Adhik Maas, whom to worship, what to do in Adhik Maas, and … Continue reading All About Adhik Maas And Know Its Importance…
In the patriarchal society we live in, there are some familiar lines we get to hear in our day to day life spoken by the groom’s mother to her ill-mannered son (of marriageable age)- “Let your wife come, she will set you straight!”, “You will become responsible once you get married”, “There is only one remedy for your drinking/smoking problem- i.e. Marriage”, “you need to … Continue reading ‘Women Are Not Rehab Centres For Badly Raised Men’
Summers are here and people are finding ways to encounter scorching sunlight along with sweat. Though you may say that turning on ac is a cure to fight heat but does it provide any health benefits? Of course not. When we think of summer, the first thing which strikes in our head to go through summer is drinking a famous Indian beverage- Lassi. Undoubtedly, Lassi … Continue reading Health Benefits Of Traditional Indian Drink – Lassi!!
Traditions, rituals, and customs of India never cease to fascinate and allure us. No matter we are getting modern, infusing western culture in our lives, there are some common practices in India which are still an inevitable part of Indian people. Have you ever wondered why Indians refuse to sit on chairs or sofas and prefer to sit on floors? Sitting cross-legged while having food … Continue reading Go Traditional And Ditch Your Dinning Table: Find Out Why?
Women’s day is a celebration of honoring the woman of the family, as well as her role of motherhood, wife, sister, daughter, female friend and the influence of woman in a society which she plays in her daily lives without asking anything in return. Nothing can match the dedication, an endless love, and care a woman pays to her family. But, at the end what … Continue reading This Women’s Day…Appreciate The Women Of Your Life By Sending These Lovely Quotes
Undoubtedly, India is a historic land of vibrant cultures, unique traditions and notable customs which are followed by Indians with great devotion and belief. Needless to say that these significant customs varied in accordance with religion and region that mesmerize the people across the globe. No matter we live in the 21st century, these unusual customs, and traditions make India, an Incredible India. There are … Continue reading Customs And Traditions Which Makes India An Incredible INDIA!!!
Holi, the festival of colors is known to commemorate good harvests and the fertile land. This festival is celebrated at the end of February or early March. This is the season when people feel lazy and sleepy due to change in climate. Hence, to help the human body to revitalize, people apply colors on each other’s face that are believed to strengthen the body and … Continue reading Read The Scientific Significance Of Holi And Let’s Say Bura Naa Maano Holi Hai….
Known as the festival of colors, Holi is the most famous Hindu festival of North-India other than Diwali and Dusshera. According to the Hindu calendar, the festival of Holi falls on the Purnima of Phalguna month and the celebration continues for two consecutive days. The first day is known as Choti Holi in which Holika Dahan is observed while the second day is honored as … Continue reading Significance Of Holi: The Festival Of Colors
Phulera Dauj is the iconic festival which falls on the second day of Shukla paksha In Falgun month. As the name suggested Phulera, the Hindi word is used for the flower. On this festival, devotees of Krishna and Radha play with flowers.This festival is usually celebrated by North Indians with full of grandeur and enthusiasm. The day is celebrated by applying colors or flowers on … Continue reading Significane Of The Most Aupicious Day, Phulera Dauj
Mahashivaratri is the most auspicious festival of Hindus that is observed in the reverence of Lord Shiva, who is one among Hindu trinity. It is celebrated by the devotees of Lord Shiva with great fervor and dedication. This year, this auspicious festival is falling on 13th Feb 2018 and people are all excited to offer prayers and things to seek pious blessings from Lord Shiva. … Continue reading Things To be Kept In Mind While Offering Prayers To Lord Shiva On Mahashivrarti
