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Radha Ashtami Special: Why Radha Closed Her Eyes at Birth and Opened Them Only After Seeing KrishnaRadha Ashtami 2026 celebrates the appearance of Shri Radha, the eternal beloved of Lord Krishna. But do you know the touching story behind ...- Radha Ashtami Vrat 2026: How To Keep Radha Rani’s Fast? Know Vrat Vidhi, Timing & KathaRadha Ashtami in 2026 falls on Saturday, September 19, with devotees observing the day. The fast observance varies by tradition, including ...
- Saw the Moon on Ganesh Chaturthi 2026? Know Ganesha’s Curse Story, Mithya Dosha & Simple RemedySeeing the moon on Ganesh Chaturthi is traditionally avoided due to an ancient curse. Lord Ganesha cursed Chandra Dev after the Moon God mo...
- Janmashtami 2026 Abroad: How Indians in USA, UK, Canada & Australia Can CelebrateJanmashtami 2026 will be celebrated on September 4, and Indians living abroad can observe the festival with devotion even when they are far...
- Gopashtami 2025 Date: 29 or 30 October? Know exact puja muhurat, yog and ritual detailsGopashtami 2025 will be celebrated on Thursday, 30 October, in honour of Lord Krishna and Gau Mata. The festival commemorates Lord Krishna ...
- Radha Ashtami 2025: Wishes, quotes, messages, greetings, images, and Instagram captions to share the blessings of Radha RaniRadha Ashtami 2025 is approaching, and the festival will be observed on 31 August. It marks the birth of Goddess Radha, the beloved of Lord...
- Janmashtami 2025 puja timings revealed: Best time to celebrate Krishna JanmotsavJanmashtami 2025 is set for August 16th, marking Lord Krishna's birth with vibrant celebrations across India. Devotees will observe fasts, ...
- Ahoi Ashtami today: Know puja timings, vrat katha, star & moon rise time, significanceAhoi Ashtami today: Ahoi Ashtami is observed by mothers fasting for their children's health. It falls on October 24, 2024. The day involves...
- Ahoi Ashtami 2024: 10 WhatsApp wishes and messages for the festival celebrating mothers and children's well-beingAhoi Ashtami, celebrated eight days before Diwali, involves mothers fasting for their children's well-being. The fast is observed on Octobe...
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