On the day of Mattu Pongal, cattle are bathed, their horns are painted, and they are adorned with garlands, bells, and colourful clothes. The decorated cattle are paraded through villages to showcase their importance in agriculture.
Shakambhari Navratri celebrates the Goddess's embodiment of nature's abundance and the essential role of sustenance in human life. It serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness between humanity and nature.
Goddess Shakambhari is believed to be an incarnation of Devi Bhagwati. She is also known as the Goddess of vegetables, fruits and green leaves and is depicted with green surroundings of fruits and vegetables. We hope that Shakambhari Purnima 2025 brings with it all the love, health and happiness you deserve.
Lohri, also popularly known as Lohadi or Lal Loi, marks the end of winter, and is a traditional welcome of longer days and the sun's journey to the Northern Hemisphere. This festival is observed the night before Maghi.
The cosmic dance of Lord Shiva and the story behind it is also reiterated on Arudra Darshan. Followers of Lord Natraja also believe that this is the day of the birth of Lord Shiva and celebrate it with great fervour and enthusiasm.
Making special Thiruvaathirai Kali with rice, jaggery, and dry fruits is also a common practice on this day. We hope that the celebration of Arudra Darshan 2025 brings with it the peace and love that you deserve. Happy Arudra Darshan 2025!
Magha Ghatasthapana is the process followed for the invocation of Goddess Shakti during the celebration of Magh Ghatasthapana. There are four Navaratris that are observances that mark the beginning of each new season.
The celebration of Thirvathirai is an important observance of the devotees of Lord Shiva. It commemorates the day that Lord Shiva took the avatar of Lord Natraj and is worshipped during Arunodaya along with holy chanting from Vedas.
Arudra Darshan is a powerful and spiritually enriching festival dedicated to Lord Shiva, offering devotees an opportunity to connect with the divine energies of the universe.
The celebration of Thai Amavasai is marked by waking up early in the morning, taking a holy bath, making special delicacies and offerings that can be offered to their forefathers and indulging in charity work. Many people also observe the Thai Amavasai fast and seek penance.
Swami Vivekananda was one of the most noted leaders from our country who shaped the way that India was seen in the western world. His grasp on our history and his strong beliefs helped us to make a mark internationally.
Vaikuntha Ekadashi holds immense spiritual importance, with a primary focus on liberation (moksha). Devotees believe that those who pass away on this day are granted freedom from the endless cycle of birth and death and are directly welcomed into Vaikuntha, the divine realm of Lord Vishnu.
Goddess Shakambhari is incarnation of Devi Bhagwati. As per religious beliefs, it is believed that Devi Bhagwati incarnated as Shakambhari to mitigate famine and severe food crisis on the Earth. She is also known as Goddess of vegetables, fruits and green leaves and depicted with green surroundings of fruits and vegetables.
Paget’s Awareness Day serves as an opportunity to educate people about Paget’s diseases. Many people, including some healthcare providers, may not be familiar with Paget’s disease and hence increased awareness ensures that more individuals can recognise symptoms and seek medical advice.
Missionary Day in Mizoram is celebrated with great excitement across the state. On this day, special church services are held to honour the contributions of the missionaries.
Tailang Swami Jayanti is an important occasion that marks the legacy of the Hindu yogi and mystic who is renowned for his spiritual achievements, long life, and unwavering devotion to Lord Shiva.
Choreographers are creative visionaries who bring dance to life. International Choreographers Day honours and recognises the extraordinary talent that they showcase through their dance moves and steps.
Vaikuntha Ekadashi holds great significance for Hindus, especially the devotees of Lord Vishnu. The Vishnu Purana states that fasting on Vaikuntha Ekadashi is equivalent to fasting on the remaining 23 Ekadashis of the Hindu calendar year.
Bhogi celebrations usually help people to mark the first day of Pongal festivities. Pongal is a four-day harvest festival that is celebrated across South India with great fervour and enthusiasm.
The annual commemoration of National Youth Day has been an important day for the government to interact with the youth of India and empower them to bring positive and actionable change in the world through engaging activities and campaigns.
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