Hindu & Indian Holidays

This article aims to help you celebrate a green and eco-friendly Diwali 2020. Diwali in 2020 is different, we're battling COVID-19 pandemic. Therefore, avoid bursting of firecrackers to prevent post-Diwali pollution, air quality from touching severe levels on AQI. Diwali 2020 Date is 14, November.

The article is about India's rich cultural heritage. It gives an insight into various festivals celebrated in India by the Hindus.

Jumboo Savari is the traditional procession held on Vijayadashmi annually in the cultural capital of Karnataka during Dasara celebrations. Here are few interesting facts you will love to know about this elephant parade.

Bommala Koluvu is a beautiful south Indian tradition which is fading like a flickering lamp. Traditions represent our rich culture and inner meaning behind the customs. They are like a river which should become a part of our life flow. To keep the flow going, they should be followed and passed on.

This festival is celebrated in month of Shrawan according to Hindu calendar which falls on August- September month of English calendar, which is consider as holy month of Hindu religion and called to be as month of lord Shiva.

Radhashtami is a Hindu festival which commemorates the birth anniversary of Radharani. On the auspicious day of Radhashtami, the devotees pray to Her to bless them with Krishna prema.

Diwali the festival of Light is precisely celebrated in more than 15 countries by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and Buddhist. Celebrated across the world to mark the victory of good over evil, light over da

Diwali is the most precious festival of lights for Hindus, Jain, Sikh and Buddhists , celebrated in all over India. But the reason to celebrate varies. every communities and religion have own trust

Tihar a five days Hindu festival of lihts at ocasion of Diawali in Nepal that has very interesting and rare rituals like Crow, cow and Dog worship. bhai tika and playing, Deusi and Bhalo.

Republic day is the day when the Indian constitution came into effect with India becoming a democratic republic. Read on for information on how this day is celebrated in India...

The Hindu Festival Makar Sankranti is the most celebrated Indian Festival of each year. Learn more about this very important festival of the Hindus...

Pongal is the traditional harvest festival of Tamil Nadu, South India. Learn about the history and traditional celebration of this festival by the Tamil people.

Learn about Lohri, the bonfire festival of Punjab, its history, significance, traditions, rituals & celebrations...

There is no dearth of festivals in India. From Ugadi to Ramadan and Christmas, India celebrates festivals all-round the year. Every festival in India has its own significance, may it be historical or mythological. Similarly, Diwali or Dhanteras, the...

A short brief on the life and teachings of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the First Guru of the Sikhs, the founder of the Sikh religion and his birthday celebrations...

The Navratri festival of India, is popular all around the World. The men and women welcome it, with a great deal of enthusiasm and joy. They make preparations for this colourful festival, quite in advance, with vibrant, colourful and traditional costumes, matching ornaments, dance training etc.

A cultural festival since from 1399 started by the King of Mysore ended with the last King's death in late December '13.There is a court battle going on with the Queen and Karnataka Govt since 10 year

Each country and regions have their own festivals and unique recipes depicting their cultural and traditional beliefs. One such rare and tasty dish on Telugu New Year's Day in Andhra Pradesh is here.

The Indian festival Diwali is all about lights, sweets, gifts, fun, frolic, happiness and togetherness. The whole atmosphere is full of loads of positive energy, celebrations, and the decorations are for everyone to see and enjoy. Not to forget, the exchange of sweets and gifts to express gratitude.

Durga Pooja is an annual Hindu festival that celebrates the killing of the demon Mahisasur by Goddess Durga by worshipping the Goddess and following certain rituals. Read on to know more...

Dusshera is celebrated in very grand way in every part of india.See here the different colors of dusshera.....

Pongal celebrations - relevant in cities?

Gorgeous and colorful kurta pyjamas for your little boy to help celebrate Diwali in style!

What is Karwa Chauth? Karwa Chauth is a romantic holiday or festival celebrated by married Hindu and Sikh women that is still practiced in certain regions of India to this day.

Diwali, the festival of lights, has always been a joyous festival in the presence of my Lord and Master, Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Reliving some beautiful memories of Diwali, with photos!

Diwali is festival lights and joy.Diwali is considered not complete unless you give beautiful gift to your loved ones.It is the symbolises your love for them.Here i am giving some diwali gift ideas for all age group.Hope you will find it useful

Karwa Chauth is an annual, one-day ritual which married Hindu women perform for the safety and longevity of their husbands. To know more about this Indian festival, read on...

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, a great personality, was born on 2nd October 1869 in India. He led the Independence Movement and later sacrificed his life for the country. Some thoughts about him.

Mahatma Gandhi famously known as Bapu, Gandhiji or Father of the nation, was the architect of India's non-violent freedom struggle. To know more about this legendary personality, read on...

Ganpati, Ganesh Chaturthi, Ganeshotsav and Vinayaka Chaturti are the many names by which the festival of Ganpati is known. Learn about this celebration of the festival of the Elephant God...

Read this article to increase your trivia about Diya's (earthen lamps) and know their place in Indian culture and what they represent

Onam is a Hindu festival of South India. Learn more about this biggest Indian festival of Kerala...

India got freedom from British rule on 15 August 1947. Hindustan as one country was divided into 2 countries, India and Pakistan. Read on to learn about the celebration of Independence day in India...

Rakhi Festival is an important hindu festival in India celebrating the special bond of love and trust between a brother and sister. Learn how this Indian festival is celebrated in India...

Holi, the Indian festival of colors is celebrated with great gaiety by almost all strata of society all over India, Nepal and many other countries where there is a sizeable Indian population. To know more about the celebration of holi, read on...

Is Pongal celebrated differently in Malaysia compared to India? This Indian Thanksgiving festival to celebrate a good harvest is observed not just by Tamils in South India (Tamil Nadu & Karnataka)

Navaratri, as the word defines itself –nine (Nava) nights (ratri) is a Hindu festival. During these nine days (and nights) Goddess Durga or Shakti-The goddess of Power is worshiped and it culminates with Vijayadashami, the tenth day when the...

Diwali, Deepavali or the festival of lights is celebrated by Hindus all over the world including Malaysia. Read here to find why Deepavali or Diwali 2016 celebration in Malaysia is unique

Kolam is a form of sand painting that is drawn using rice powder. It is commonly displayed in Hindu homes to celebrate Diwali festival, the festival of lights.

Diwali, also called as Deepavali in the Southern part of India, is an Indian Festival, a festival of Joy and Light. It brings happiness to each and every one, no matter whether they are kids or teenagers or adults. The four day celebrations of...

Learn how to celebrate Varamahalakshmi vrutham, an Indian festival.

A list of some of the best Indian patriotic songs.

One of the famous festivals in South India where international tourists flock to see the Navaratri, Dussehra or the Dasara festival. People in India celebrate the festival according to the local traditions. Kudroli temple, Mangalore attracts huge crowds this year in the month of October 2018.

Diwali is celebrated with pomp and splendour in most parts of India. It is a colourful festival, a festival of lights and joy. There are several legends relating to the origin of this wonderful festival.

Learn more about Ganesha festival, also called as Vinayaka Chaturthi.