How to Celebrate Dhanteras
Dhanteras Or Dhantrayodashi, is celebrated two days before Diwali on the Krishna Paksha Trayodashi. As the name suggests, it is a festival of wealth and prosperity. This day is dedicated...
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Historic Significance of Diwali
Deepawali is the one of the grandest and brightest Hindu festivals and is celebrated pan India with great enthusiasm over a period of five days. The word 'deep' means 'light'...
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Lakshmi Pooja Vidhi for Prosperity through Prayers
Goddess Lakshmi is referred to as the consort of Lord Vishnu in Hindu mythology and one of the key deities in the Tridevi. The deity is also known as the...
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Karwa Chauth Pooja Vidhi
Karwa Chauth is a Hindu festival celebrated primarily by women from northern and western parts of India. The festival is celebrated in the Hindu Kartika month on the fourth day...
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Dussehra Pooja Vidhi and Practices
Dussehra Pooja is performed at the end of Navaratri celebrations on the tenth day. There is a lot of preparation involved for the pooja. The main deities worshipped for the...
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The Different Manifestations of the Divine Shakthi during Sharad Navaratri
Sharad Navaratri is an important festival of the Hindus that is celebrated all over India during the Sharad or autumn season. The celebrations take place over a period of ten...
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How India Celebrates Diwali
Diwali, or Deepavali, is commonly associated as the festival of lights. Shops and houses are lit up with brightly coloured bulbs or diyas that render a wonderful festive ambiance. The...
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