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Prayagraj: UP ATS mobile squads on high alert as lakhs take holy dip on MahashivratriMagh Mela officer Rishi Raj said, "Today is the last 'snan parv' of the Magh Mela, and devotees are coming in large numbers to take a holy ...- Ayodhya Ram Temple flag hoisting ceremony: What do Sun, Om and Tree on 'Dharma Dhwaj' signify? ExplainedPrime Minister Narendra Modi ceremonially hoisted the saffron 'Dharma Dhwaj' atop the Ram Janmabhoomi temple in Ayodhya, marking its formal...
- Shree Ganesh Chalisa Lyrics in Hindi & English - Ganesh Chalisa Meaning, Significance & BenefitsThe Ganesh Chalisa is a devotional composition comprising forty verses that mention the glory of Lord Ganesha. Known as the Vighnaharta, or...
- Happy Nag Panchami 2025 images & quotes: 50 best wishes to celebrate the sacred serpent festivalNag Panchami, a festival celebrated on July 29, 2025, honors snake deities with prayers and offerings, seeking protection and blessings. Ro...
- Festivals of seeds and the rains of loveLate August and early September rains in Goa, known as moga pavs, are gentle and beneficial for planting. Festivals like Rishi Panchami, On...
- Over 35 thousand women recite Ganpati 'Atharvashirsha' prayers at Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati TempleThousands of women gathered at the Shrimant Dagadusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple in India to recite Ganpati 'Atharvashirsha' prayers as part ...
- Rishi Panchami 2022: Significance, history, how & when to perform puja and observe fastRishi Panchami is also known as Guru Panchami or Bhai Panchami. On Rishi Panchami, special prayers are offered to the Saptarishis. In Hindu...
- Dealing with apathies of August: Patoleo, rice kanji & cucumbers come to the rescuePeople lose their appetite in August, though chutneys can help perk up palates.
- Nag Panchami: When it is, and why is it celebratedThis year, Nag Panchami will be celebrated on the August 2, 2022. The tithi will start from 5:13 am on August 2 and end at 5:41 m on August...
- Enter the maize: How corn from the Old World replaced millet in IndiaRoasted bhuttas, or corn on the cob, is a much-loved monsoon treat.
- Leafy Heaven: India’s edible greens satiating the rising interest for sustainable foodsThe wide choice of leafy greens that India has to offer could well satiate the rising interest for sustainable foods and lower food wastage.
- Lucknow, that old wine in a vintage bottle, goes to polls to change it allWith Lucknow voting tomorrow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh is strange, kitschy couture as it calmly goes about its utterly chaotic bus...
- Devotees take 'Shahi snan' at Kumbh MelaAmid heavy downpour, thousands of saints and devotees today took royal bath in the Ramkund on the last auspicious day of the ongoing Kumbh ...
- On the shaak: A fast way to gorge on vegetables ignoredLike most non-Jains I think my first exposure to Paryushan probably came through the list of standard phrases for greetings telegrams that ...
- How green was my veggieA variety of leafy greens traditionally eaten in India are gradually dropping out of the food chain.
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