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by Megha Budhia
Raksha Bandhan is an Indian festival that celebrates the bond of a brother and sister, it is celebrated in August. The word ‘Raksha’ means protecti...
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by Megha Budhia
Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most-awaited and prominent festivals of India. It celebrates the birth of Lord Ganesha. He is also called Vighnahart...
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by Megha Budhia
This festival honours Goddess Gauri, also known as Parvati, and celebrates marriage and love. Both married and unmarried women participate enthusia...
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by Megha Budhia
The most prominent celebration in Assam is Bihu, which is actually a collection of three festivals: Rongali in April, Kongali in October, and Bhoga...
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by Megha Budhia
Ugadi, the Deccan New Year, also marks the start of the spring season for those who live there. The spiritual significance of Ugadi resides in the ...
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by Megha Budhia
On the eve of Holika Dahan, the triumph of good over evil is commemorated. On this day, people build a bonfire to celebrate Bhakt Prahlad's trust i...
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by Megha Budhia
Lord Shiva's worshippers conduct Tandav, which is supposed to be the cosmic dance that created the universe, during this auspicious event. Women, i...
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by Megha Budhia
Basant Panchami marks the change of seasons from winter to spring and finally summer. On this day, people honour Maa Saraswati, the Hindu Goddess o...
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by Megha Budhia
It is a harvest celebration or a "thanksgiving" festival since it is held to thank the Sun God and Lord Indra for assisting farmers in growing high...
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by Megha Budhia
Every year in January, it commemorates the end of the Winter season and the start of the new harvest season.
It's named after Lord Sun. In the Hind...
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