Basant Panchami 2026 is here to fill the atmosphere with fresh, fragrant air and unmatched vibrance. Vasant Panchami is one of the scented, colourful and spiritually enlightening festive observances. Basant Panchami is not just a festival it is also a shift in energy and a change in essence and is a representation of the change …
As the cozy season of cold winter is slowly coming to an end and the awakening of the vibrant season is spring is just starting, one of the most pious places in the diverse country of India, the Triveni Sangam at Prayagraj has become even more lively with the sacred Magh Mela 2026 going on. …
Dashlakshan or Das Lakshan Parva or दशलक्षण पर्व is one of the most respected and honoured observances in the Jain religion. Dashlakshan 2026 is not a time for physical and loud celebrations for the Jain followers, but it is in reality a time for introspection, self -discipline, indulging in spirituality and moral cleansing. For Jain …
Magh Navratri 2026 is popular amongst devotees by names such as Magha Navaratri or Gupt Navratri. As per the Hindu Panchang, there are 4 number of Navratris in one year. Whilst the popular amongst the 4 annual Navratris are the Chaitra Navratri which happens in the month of March or April and Sharad Navaratri which …
Mauni Amavasya is well known to everyone, be it Hindu or from any other religion. Falling in the Magh month, it is one of the most pious days as per Hindu Panchang and Calendar and the most sacred ritual of the day is Mauni Amavasya Snan. Mauni Amavasya Snan is the holy bath which is …
Mauni Amavasya is a much-needed tender halt in this fast-moving world, but not just any halt, and auspicious one. Mauni Amavasya 2026 is the sacred new Moon Day which is considered one of the most awakening and profound time when silence is what speaks the loudest. Observing this day with extreme and unwavering faith and …
Kaanum Pongal 2026 is here to mark the final day of these four daylong celebrations that is Pongal, The glowing festival of Pongal start to dim a little. Pongal is celebrated as a 4-day long festivity which is all about thankfulness, gratefulness, respecting and caring about nature, about cattle and livestock and about showing gratitude …
Mattu Pongal 2026, one of the most waited and important days of the four day long festivities of Pongal 2026. Being an agriculture and harvest based sacred observance, Mattu Pongal 2026 celebrates and highlights the rural life, their age old traditions and the feeling of gratitude towards nature and evrything that supports them in their …
Indian Army Day 2026 will be observed on Thursday, the 15 January 2026, a day when our hearts swell with pride, thankfulness and gratitude, a day to remember the real heroes of the Society, The Indian Army. Each day this day is observed in order to pay tribute to the selfless unwavering service and strength., …
Uttarayan 2026 is the most lively, joyous, exuberant and radiant which is being observed this year in India and majorly in Gujarat and also in some parts of the Indian state of Rajasthan. Uttarayan is the distinction which tells us that now the Sun has begun its upward or Northside journey Uttarayan may also be …