Everything in life has its own importance or a matter of belief. India is a diverse country so are the people who follow different beliefs that make them stand up high among others. One such tradition that is widely seen in India is Giving One Rupee coin as a Shagun. As an Indian, have you ever thought why we Indians always give and receive an … Continue reading Significance Behind The Giving Of 1 Rupee Coin As A Shagun
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
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
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?
Chatth Puja, also known as Chatth Parva, Dala Chhath or Surya Shashti is celebrated after 6 days of Diwali. The festival is observed in Shashti Tithi of Karthik Shukla Paksha and celebrated by the people of Northern India especially in the states of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh. The festival has already started and will end on 27th October 2017. The festival of Chhath Puja is … Continue reading All About Chhath Puja…
Karwa Chauth, the significant traditional festival of married women’s falls on the fourth day of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month. Karwa means pot and where Chauth states the fourth day of the Kartik month, on this auspicious day the married women complete their fast by offering water (argh) to the moon by karwa (earthen pot) and prays for the long life and safety of their … Continue reading All About Karwa Chauth With A Women’s Eye
Karwa Chauth is an Indian festival where married women fast for a whole day without having food or water for the long life of their husbands.This festival marks the extreme love and devotion of the wife towards her husband in the relationship of husband and wife. This is one of the most significant festivals, where all woman looks forward to the whole year. This festival … Continue reading Essential Karwa Chauth Tips For Working Womens
Adding Colours to the culture of India, the Karwa Chauth Festival is one of the famous festivals of married women of India. Karwa Chauth where Karwa stands for a pot and Chauth means the fourth. Karva Chauth is a one-day festival which is observed on the Chauth i.e. fourth day after the full moon in the month of Karthik.This festival is celebrated by women in … Continue reading The Real Stories Behind The Celebration Of Karwa Chauth
Wedding in India symbolizes the holy union of two different persons while performing the significant rituals and traditions carried out in a wedding ceremony. The people of any religion have full faith and believe in their cultural rituals and customs. They want to mark the beginning of life’s memorable phase under the holy blessings of God and elders. Bengali wedding is a treat to watch … Continue reading Bengali Wedding Is A Perfect Blend Of Traditions And Rituals
India is a land of festivals, where every festival is being celebrated with full harmony. There are many Indian festivals and celebrations, the most exciting one is The Dusshera or Vijaya Dashmi. Today here on the Occasion of Vijaya Dashmi we are going to bring you some invaluable love and life lessons that every newlywed bride learn from the lives of immortal feminine ideal Devi … Continue reading Every Newly Wed Bride Should Learn Lessons Of Stri Dharma On This Vijaya Dashmi
