Deepawali will be celebrated on November 12 throughout India. Karva Chauth and Sankashti Chaturthi will be celebrated on November 1. The month of November holds a special place in the hearts of Hindus in India as it marks the celebration of several significant festivals. These festivities are deeply rooted in Hindu culture and are observed…
One should not consume alcohol during the Papankusha Ekadashi. It is believed that devotees cannot be relieved from all their past sins and wrongdoings till the time they observe a Papankusha Ekadashi Vrat. October 25 marks the auspicious occasion of Papankusha Ekadashi. It is one of the significant Hindu fasting days which is observed in…
Maha Ashtami falls on October 22. An expert said that the Maha Ashtami fast holds immense power compared to all other fasts. Navratri started on October 15 with the Ashtami fast being of particular significance during Shardiya Navratri, which falls on Sunday, October 22. News18 talked to Pandit Manotpal Jha and he said that the…
During Vinayaka Chaturthi, watching the moon is prohibited. Dr Ganesh Mishra also said that the puja muhurta will begin today at 01:26 AM and last till Thursday, at 01:12 AM. The Chaturthi Tithi and Panchami Tithi of the Shukla Paksha were observed on Wednesday, October 18, as per Drik Panchang. On this day, devotees observe…
Utilising betel leaves in worship is a customary practice when seeking blessings from any deity. Pt. Rishikant Mishra Shastri, an astrologer from Unnao, shares the remedies to appease Mother Goddess with betel leaves. Shardiya Navratri commenced on Sunday, October 15th, this year, spanning nine sacred days dedicated to worshipping the nine forms of Mother Goddess….
Candles with pleasant scents can also be used as ornamental items. Invest in classy candlesticks or lanterns to display your aromatic candles This festive season, let your creativity shine and make your home a true reflection of the joy and warmth that festivals bring. India is a land of diverse cultures and festivals, and each…
Mothers pray to Jimutavahan for the safety of their children on Jitiya Vrat. This year Jitiya Vrat will start at 6:24 a.m. on October 6 and end at 8:08 a.m. on October 7. Every year Jitiya Vrat is observed on the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha of Ashwini month. On this day, mothers keep the…
Jitiya Vrat is known as Jeevit Putrika Vrat. Jitiya Vrat puja is believed to bestow long life, health, happiness, peace and prosperity upon the fasting woman’s children. In Hinduism, Jitiya fasting holds significant importance, especially for women. This fast begins with Nahay Khay and concludes with Saptami, Ashtami, or Navami. This year, the Jitiya festival…
Cows symbolise the earth element and they should be fed during Pitru Paksha. According to the Hindu calendar, Pitru Paksha will start on September 29 and last until October 14. Pitru Paksha, or Shradh, is considered an important period for the Hindus, as they believe that during this time the departed ancestors of the family…
Anant Chaturdashi falls on September 28. As per Agni Purana, Lord Vishnu protects women if they wear the Anant Sutra. The Anant Chaturdashi marks the immersion of Lord Ganesha after the 10-day festival of Ganesh Chaturthi, and on the same day, Anant Chaturdashi puja is also performed. Devotees offer prayers to Lord Vishnu on the…