Masi Magam 2026: Masi Magam is being observed on March 2, 2026. Masi Magam is observed when the Magam star aligns with the Tamil month of M...

Check the complete list of Poornima dates in 2026 with tithi timings: The year 2026 brings twelve significant Poornima or full moon days. E...

A tragic stampede at the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj on Wednesday led to several deaths and injuries, despite preparations for the massive...

Guru Ravidas Jayanti is a revered festival in North India that celebrates the birth anniversary of Guru Ravidas, a renowned saint and poet....

Late last year, Moon River Festival published a notice on its official Instagram page.

This year, Magh Purnima falls on February 5th, 2023, and has its own special significance as per ancient scriptures.

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The celebration of the New Year has significant cultural and social significance as it represents a new start and the opportunity to set go...

According to Hindu scriptures, November is the Margashirsha month, which is dedicated to Lord Krishna. Devotees of the Satyug era viewed th...

Bringing communities together, the festival of Ganesh Chaturthi till the immersion day is filled with festivities.

Catering to travellers of all continents, the ancient Vietnamese town has retained its authentic style.

A plethora of colours, the Rann Utsav is a fine amalgamation of rich culture, music and dance.

In an email interview, Nisarg Prakash and Tarun Nair of MWFF talk to ET about why a festival on water conservation is the need of the hour,...

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Varanasi was abuzz with the festival of lights once again on Dev Deepavali — or the Diwali of the Gods — that was celebrated on November 25.

Loi Krathong, also known as Festival of Lights is one of the most spectacular events in Thailand.

Sindhi Chet-i-Chand honours the birth of Ashtadevata Uderolal, popularly known as Jhulelal, the patron saint of the Sindhis.