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Makar Sankranti is one of the most widely celebrated harvest festivals in India, marking the transition of the Sun into the zodiac sign Makara (Capricorn). Unlike many Hindu festivals that follow the lunar calendar, Makar Sankranti 2026 is based on the solar calendar, which makes its date almost fixed every year. When is Makar Sankranti …
Bihu is not just a festival; it is the heartbeat and soul of Assam. Bihu 2026 will once again join everyone, all the people throughout the state of Assam in unison in order to celebrate life, their deep rooted major source of earning which is agriculture, community and the vibrant so down to earth cultural …
Shatilla Ekadashi is one of the most spiritually significant and auspicious Ekadashi fasts which is observed by followers of Lord Vishnu. This Ekadashi is celebrated in the sacred month of Magha, this Ekadashi is unique because it emphasizes the use of til (sesame seeds) in religious rituals, charity and fasting practices. Shatilla Ekadashi 2026 is …
The India state of Bihar is a land which is full of rich culture, festivals and simple yet soulful food. Many traditional Bihari recipes are deeply connected to agriculture, seasonal harvests and mainly deep rooted festivals like Makar Sankranti or Khichdi, Holi and Chhath Puja. Among these timeless delicacies are Chura Laai, Murhi Laai and …
Kalashtami 2026 (कालाष्टमी 2026) is an auspicious Hindu observance dedicated to Bhagwan Kala Bhairav. Lord Kala Bhairav is the most fierce and powerful roop or avatar of Lord Shiva. The festival holds profound spiritual significance and is observed every month on Krishna Paksha Ashtami. Kalashtami 2026 will be observed on the eighth day of the …
Vishwa Hindi Diwas 2026 will be observed on 10 January 2026 across the world to celebrate the richness, relevance, vibrance and the global influence of the Hindi language. Today Hindi is more than just a medium of communication, Hindi represents India’s cultural soul, literary heritage and collective identity. This day highlights the growing international presence …
Magh Mela is one of the most pious and sacred Hindu gatherings which is held annually during the holy month of Magh at the very sacred Triveni Sangam where the three holy rivers of the India Sub-continent the Ganga, Yamuna and the mythical Saraswati in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh meet. Deeply rooted in ancient Vedic traditions, …
Makar Sankranti marks a powerful seasonal transition in India, symbolizing the Sun’s movement into Capricorn and the beginning of longer, brighter days. While this festival is celebrated across the country in many forms, Bihar and Uttar Pradesh observe Makar Sankranti as the sacred and cultural “Khichdi Festival.” and the wholesome khichdi recipe on this day …
Pongal is one of the most significant and joyous festivals celebrated in South India, especially in Tamil Nadu. Pongal 2026 will mark the end of the Seasonal shift and Sun’s transition which is also the beginning of the sun’s six-month northward journey which is known as Uttarayan. Pongal is not just one day but a …
Lohri 2026, one of North India’s most colourful, vibrant and cheerful festivals deeply rooted in agritultural and deep rooted customs and Punjabi culture is peeking round the corner. Celebrated with great enthusiasm, Lohri 2026 will be observed on Tuesday, 13 January 2026, marking the end of the cold winter days and the arrival of longer, …