As we prepare to celebrate Krishna Janmashtami, here we have mentioned a few easy and attractive Mehendi designs videos for the Gokulashtami celebration.
As we prepare to celebrate Krishna Janmashtami 2021, here we have listed a few best sweet recipes videos for the Janmashtami celebration.
In North India, this day is also known as Hal Sashti and Lalahi Chhath. In Gujarat, this day is also known as Randhan Chhath and in Braj regions it is popularly known as Baladeva Chhath.
There are many interesting things about Randhan Chhath that people are unaware about. It is believed that Goddess Sheetala visits kitchen and curses if food is cooked on the Satam day. Therefore, people prepare the food for Satam day one day before, i.e., Randhan Chhath day.
Randhan Chhath gives people the option to spend some quality time with their family as they prep food and prepare for the celebration for Satam. We hope that this Randhan Chhath fills your life with happiness and prosperity. Happy Randhan Chhath 2021.
Celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour, Krishna Janmashtami is one festival that is observed differently in each state. This year, Krishna Janmashtami will be celebrated on August 30, 2021.
As we celebrate Lord Balaram's birth anniversary, here is everything you need to know about the Balaram Jayanti 2021 date, how to celebrate Balaram Jayanti and more.
Cows are worshiped by the farmers and the women of their families. Bahula Chaturthi is celebrated in almost every state of the country, but it is considered the main festival of Gujarat. Worshiping cows on Bahula Chaturthi brings good fortune to the devotees.
Happy Kajari Teej! The fasting festival is celebrated on the third day of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapada month. Kajari Teej is also known as Budhi Teej, Kajali Teej or Saturi Teej. On this day, married women fast for the long life and prosperity of their husbands.
Married women fast on Kajari Teej every year for the attainment long life of their partners. Kajari Teej fast is observed on the third day of Krishna Paksha of Bhadrapad month. It is also known as Kajali Teej, Budhi Teej or Saturi Teej.
As we prepare to celebrate Bahula Chaturthi 2021, here is everything you need to know about the BolChoth date, the significance of the celebration and more.
As we prepare to celebrate Kajari Teej 2021, here is everything you need to know about the Badi Teej celebration.
For Rakhi 2021 celebration, one can send the best Rakhi wishes, greetings, quotes, Whatsapp messages and images to their sisters. Wish every sister and brother celebrating this auspicious festival of Raksha Bandhan, a very Happy Raksha Bandhan 2021!
To celebrate Raksha Bandhan 2021 with great joy, one can share Rakhi 2021 Hindi greetings, messages, WhatsApp stickers, Facebook status, quotes and images with family and friends.
Goddess Gayatri is known as the mother of all vedas. She is considered to represent three goddesses namely Goddess Parvati, Goddess Laxmi and Goddess Saraswati.
This festival is about protection and showing your gratitude to whoever you choose to protect you and tie a Raksha sutra around their rest. On the day of Raksha Bandhan, brothers and sisters also worship together. Happy Raksha Bandhan once again, everyone!
'Naral' means 'coconut' and 'Poornima' means 'full moon.' People offer coconut to the sea on this full moon day. Sweet coconut rice is prepared and fishermen worship for safe fishing.
Earlier this festival was only about brothers and sisters, but with the change in trends, the wishes are sent among all siblings. Some sisters have also started gifting each other on this auspicious occasion.
Onam is the widely-celebrated harvest festival of Kerala that is observed over a 10-day period. One of the three major festivals celebrated by Hindus in Kerala, Onam holds a balance between religious traditions and cultural functions. Onam 2021 is celebrated on August 21, Saturday.
Onam celebration is one of the biggest celebrations for the people of Kerala. Thiruvonam means sacred Onam day and it is the most important day of the 10-day long festival. The festival is celebrated worldwide irrespective of caste, religion or class.
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