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Indian Traditions

Significance Of Touching Elders’ Feet

India is a diverse country with innumerable regions and religions. Different and significant traditions, customs, and rituals are what make Indian culture unique and famous across the world. There are many traditions like blowing of conch shells, doing namaste by joining both hands, ringing of bells (ghanta) in temples, lighting diyas (earthen lamp) on during Diwali occasion and many more. One such tradition which is … Continue reading Significance Of Touching Elders’ Feet

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Miss World 2017
Indian Traditions

Manushi Chhillar The Miss World 2017 Is A True Example Of Beauty With Brain

India’s 20 years old MBBS student, Manushi Chhillar made every Indian proud when she bagged the crown of Miss World 2017, the beauty pageant that was held at Sanya city arena in China on 18th November. She has left behind all the 108 participants across the world to clinch this prestigious title on her name. Stephanie Hill of England and Andrea Meza of Mexico are … Continue reading Manushi Chhillar The Miss World 2017 Is A True Example Of Beauty With Brain

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childrens day
Indian Traditions

Happy Children’s Day To The Child In You….

Childhood is the golden period of one’s life. No matter how old we become, we all remember our childhood memories. The fun we had, the lovely fights with siblings, the trouble we created for others like ringing the doorbell of a neighbor or while coming back from coaching classes, everything is worth remembering. The life when we are a kid is what we actually live … Continue reading Happy Children’s Day To The Child In You….

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DevUthani Ekadashi
Indian Traditions

Dev Uthani Ekadashi-Beginning Of Wedding Season In Hinduism

Dev Uthani Ekadashi is also known as Prabodhini Ekadashi and Devutthana Ekadashi. Dev Uthani Ekadashi is one of the important Ekadashis observed by the Hindus which occur on the 11th lunar day of the Shukla Paksha of Hindu month of Kartik. This significant day marks the beginning of Hindu weddings in India.It is to be believed that God Vishnu(Gods of god) wakes up after the … Continue reading Dev Uthani Ekadashi-Beginning Of Wedding Season In Hinduism

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Indian Traditions, Relationship Advice

Essential Tips For Bride-To-Be How To Get Dark And Long Lasting Mehndi

Mehndi, the prominent item of Solah Shringaar is enough to make brides crazy. Every bride wants the color of the henna to appear dark and beautiful as according to Indians, it is believed the darker the color of the Mehndi, the more your husband loves you and some associate the color of the henna with the love of mother-in-law for her bahu. Brides pay a … Continue reading Essential Tips For Bride-To-Be How To Get Dark And Long Lasting Mehndi

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Myths of Chhath Puja
Indian Traditions

Story And Beliefs Related To Chhath Puja

Chhath Puja or Chhathi Maiya puja, the historic and archaic festival is celebrated in the North-Indian states of India. This festival is triumphed with great sovereignty and ebullience and is dedicated to the visible God Sun and his beloved wife known as Chhathi Maiyya. Chhath Puja signifies the worship of the Sun who is the only source of all the energies available in the universe. … Continue reading Story And Beliefs Related To Chhath Puja

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Chhath Puja
Indian Traditions

Vrat Katha And Benefits Of Chhath Puja

Every Hindu festival in India is celebrated with much exuberance, zest, and zeal. Chhath puja or called as Dalla Chhath is a northern state festival which is a four-day festival (including Nahay Khay, Kharna, sandhya Argha andUshaa Argha) observed on Shashti tithi of Kartik month in Shukla Paksha. People observe strict fasting for 4 days without eating and drinking and offer prayers to Lord Sun … Continue reading Vrat Katha And Benefits Of Chhath Puja

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Chhath Puja
Indian Traditions

Do’s And Dont’s Of Chhath Puja

People of Northern states, mainly Bihar have engrossed themselves in the celebration of the festival of Chhath Puja, dedicated to the worshipping of Lord Sun and his consort diety Usha. Lord Sun is the prime source of life on earth and this festival is celebrated since ancient time to show gratitude to lord sun for sustaining life cycle. It is believed that devotees who perform … Continue reading Do’s And Dont’s Of Chhath Puja

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Chhath Puja Rituals
Indian Traditions

What Is Chhath Puja And Why Is It Celebrated?

The noteworthy festival of the Chhath puja is dedicated to the Chhathi Maiya, known as Goddess of Power and is celebrated with great fervor and zest. During the celebration of four days the god of life, the sun is worshipped as the Goddess of power (Shashti Maa). Chhath puja falls immediately after the 5-day long celebration of Diwali festival. It is believed that Chhath Parv … Continue reading What Is Chhath Puja And Why Is It Celebrated?

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Chhath Puja
Indian Traditions

The Significant Four Day Celebration Of Chhath Puja

Mainly celebrated in the states of Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Nepal. The most significant Hindu festival of Chhath Puja is a four day long that falls on the Shashti tithi of the Shukla Paksha of the Ashwin month according to Hindu calendar. The festival is dedicated to the Lord Sun who is the ultimate source of life on earth and ensures long life, prosperity … Continue reading The Significant Four Day Celebration Of Chhath Puja

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