Surya Pongal | Thai Pongal
Pongal Pandigai, Pongal, what is Surya Pongal? Surya Pongal Second day of the Pongal festival is called as Surya Pongal. This is most important day of the festival. This day is dedicated to Sun God....
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What is Mattu Pongal?, மாட்டுப் பொங்கல், Significance of Mattu Pongal, Mattu Pongal Importance Mattu Pongal Third day of the Pongal festival is known as Mattu Pongal. This day is dedicated to worship...
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Kanuma, Kanum Pongal, What is Kaanum Pongal?, Significance of Kaanum Pongal, Kaanum Pongal Importance Kaanum Pongal Fourth day of the Pongal festival is observed as the Kaanum Pongal. During the Kaanum...
View ArticleTiruvalluvar Day
What is Tiruvalluvar Day?, Significance of Tiruvalluvar Day, Tiruvalluvar Day Importance Thiruvalluvar day Tiruvalluvar Day is the birth anniversary of the Tamil Poet Thiruvalluvar. He is the author of...
View ArticleSankranti
Makar Sankranti Sankranti is the largest harvest festival celebrated in southern parts India. During the Sankranti time Sky is filled with colorful kites and streets are adorned with Muggulu (Kolams)....
View ArticleMagh Bihu | Bhogali Bihu
Makara Sankranti of Assam, Assamese festival Magh Bihu, Festival of Assam Magh Bihu, Celebrations on Magh Bihu Magh Bihu is an Assamese festival that is celebrated on the starting day of the Magh...
View ArticleLohri
Lohri the festival of Punjab, Lal Loee Sindh Festival Lohri is one of the most popular festivals for the Punjabis. Lohri can be considered as the harvest festival. Since Lohri is the time when the...
View ArticleRatha Saptami | Maha Saptami | Magha Saptami
Meaning of Ratha Saptami Ratha is a Sanskrit word which means Chariot. Saptami means the seventh. Since on the day of Magh Saptami it is believed that the sun god would turn his chariot in the...
View ArticleSri Panchami | Saraswati Puja
Birthday of Goddess Saraswati, Vasanth Panchami, Basant Panchami, Akshara Abhyasam When is Sri Panchami Sri Panchami is observed on the fifth day of the waxing moon phase or on the sukla paksha...
View ArticleHoli
Holi, Festival of Colors, Lath Mar Holi, Dol Purnima, Legend of Holi What is Holi Holi is also known as the festival of colors. Holi is a festival that is celebrated by the Hindus in the spring season....
View ArticleSri Rama Navami | Ram Navami
Sri Rama Navami Srirama Navami, Sri Ramanavami, Sri Rama Navami Festival, What is Sri Rama Navami? Sri Rama Navami is very significant festival for Hindus. This festival is celebrated to commemorate...
View ArticleAshok Ashtami Fair
Ashok Ashtami Fair Ashok Ashtami fair in Tripura, Ashokashtami jatra in tripura, Celebration of Ashok Ashtami Ashok Ashtami fair is celebrated eighth day of waxing moon period in month of chaitra....
View ArticleAkshaya Tritiya | Akha Teej
Importance of Akshaya Tritiya, Significance of Akshaya Tritiya What is Akshaya Tritiya or Akha Teej Akshaya Tritiya or Akha Teej is the name of a day in the Hindu Calendar which is considered to be one...
View ArticleHariyali Amavasya
What is Hariyali Amavasya?, When is Hariyali Amavasya Celebrated?, Hariyali Amavasya celebrations Hariyali Amavasya is an agricultural festival celebrated to welcome the “monsoon”. People worship lord...
View ArticleMithuna Sankranti | Raja Parba
Sankranti, Sankraman Sankranti is celebrated on sankraman (transition) day i.e. when Sun transits from one zodiac to the next. According to surya siddhanta, Vedic hindu calender consists of 12 months....
View ArticleAranyaka Gauri Puja
aranyaka gauri pooja Aranyaka Gauri Puja is celebrated on shukla paksha shashti in the hindu lunar month of Jyesta. This pooja is to worship Godess Gauri from morning to evening in the forest. Gauri...
View ArticleMahesh Navami
Mahesh Navami Mahesh Navami festival is celebrated on ninth (Navami) day of Shukla paksha in the hindu lunar month of jyesta. Today is the birthday of Maheshwari community. This...
View ArticleShiva Shayanotsavam
Shivashayanotsavam Vamana Purana says Paurṇamāsyāmumānāthaḥ svapatē carma sanstarē || vaiyāghrē ca jaṭābhāraṁ samudgradhyāhivartmaṇā || According to belief, lord Shiva sleeps for four months from...
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