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Bank holiday today (Aug 26, 2026): Are SBI, PNB, HDFC Bank and other banks open or closed today for Eid-E-Milad and Onam?On August 26, 2026, banks will remain closed in observance of Onam and Id-E-Milad. Customers planning visits to physical branches are advis...- Happy Onam 2026 Wishes: Best 40+ messages, greetings and images to share with friends and family on ThiruvonamOnam 2026: Onam, a vibrant 10-day festival celebrating both the harvest and the mythical return of King Mahabali started on August 16, 2026...
- School holiday tomorrow, August 26: With Eid, Raksha Bandhan and heavy rainfall all in the mix, is your school closed tomorrow? Check hereSchool holiday tomorrow, August 26: Schools nationwide are set to close for Eid-e-Milad-un-Nabi, with Kerala also observing Onam. Raksha Ba...
- Tea, TVs, cars and apparel to get costlier in August as West Asia conflict fuels fresh price hikesConsumer goods makers will raise prices in August for the third time this year. Volatile raw material prices and higher freight rates are d...
- August 2026 Hindu Festival Calendar: Complete List of Ekadashi, Vrat, Teej, Raksha Bandhan, Eclipses & Important DatesAugust 2026 is one of the most spiritually significant months of the year as the sacred month of Sawan continues with major Hindu festivals...
- Happy Onam 2025: 100 heartfelt Thiruvonam wishes, quotes, messages, WhatsApp status & greetings to share with family, friendsHappy Thiruvonam Wishes: Onam, Kerala's grand cultural festival, will be celebrated on September 15, 2025, uniting Malayali communities glo...
- Onam 2025: All about Kerala’s harvest festival, its history, rituals & important datesThe story of Onam centres on Mahabali, the benevolent asura king who was deeply devoted to Lord Vishnu. His popularity and influence worrie...
- Onam 2024: Dates, significance, and rituals of Kerala's harvest festivalOnam 2024: Onam, a 10-day festival in Kerala, celebrates the harvest season and the return of King Mahabali. The festival features traditio...
- Onam 2024: Key dates, history, significance, and why it is Kerala’s biggest festivalOnam, a major festival in Kerala, marks the end of the monsoon and the start of the harvest season. Celebrated over 10 days, it honours Kin...
- Tiger dance, breathtaking boat race, delicious food - Onam remains most charming harvest festival of IndiaOnam usually falls in the Malayalam month of Chingam. That translates to the months of August and September. This year, Onam celebrations c...
- Onam 2022: What is the significance and how it is celebratedOnam 2022 will be celebrated from 30th August 2022 and will end on 8th September 2022. According to the Malayalam calendar, Onam is celebra...
- Bihu, Baisakhi and Vishu 2022: How and why they are celebratedBaisakhi, Vishu and Bihu hold cultural and historical significance.
- Peace and prosperity: Modi, Smriti Irani, Kajol tweet Onam wishesSocial media was flooded with greetings as people celebrated the harvest festival.
- Mamata hopes Malayalees will overcome pain caused by floodShe was also hopeful of a bountiful harvest in the state next year and expressed her Onam wishes on twitter.
- Traveller’s Diary: From the rhythm and blues festival in Kasauli to the Sankat Mochan musical festival in VaranasiDon't miss out on these wonderful events!
- Harvest delay, high prices take spice out of cardamom"An unusually long summer without rains has delayed the harvest, which is now likely only by the end of August or in September."
- Double whammy for cardamom trade this year ?Normally harvest of small cardamom in Kerala, the principal growing region of the spice in the country, begin in July and the traders are a...
- Puducherry CM N Rangasamy extends greetings on the occasion of OnamThe Puducherry CM has in a message on the eve of celebration of Onam festival said the festival marks nurturing of brotherhood.
- Onam: Malayalees celebrate the harvest festivalKeralites today celebrated the harvest festival of Onam with traditional gaiety and enthusiasm, commemorating a mythical past of peace, pro...
- In Kerala, it's drink, drink & let the govt make merryIf festivals are about letting one’s hair down and high spirits, Kerala takes it seriously.
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