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- Bank holiday today on Ambedkar Jayanti 2026: Are banks open or closed on Tuesday, April 14, 2026? Check state-wise listBank holiday today: Central government offices will observe a holiday on April 14, 2026, for BR Ambedkar's birth anniversary. Many banks wi...
- Celebrating BaisakhiHindu scriptures do not mention 'Baisakhi' explicitly as a festival, but they do insinuate seasonal, solar and harvest references that refl...
- Festivals in April 2026: Full list of Hindu fasts and important datesApril marks the arrival of spring with a vibrant energy and a rich tapestry of Hindu fasts and festivals. The month commences with the ausp...
- Anand Mahindra is inspired by Uttarakhand’s 'lovely' Phool Dei festival, calls village children his 'Monday motivation'Anand Mahindra Phool Dei post: Anand Mahindra drew attention to Phool Dei, a traditional spring festival celebrated in the villages of Utta...
- US President Trump extends Holi greetings, says 'rejoicing in the victory of good over evil'President Donald Trump sent greetings for Holi, calling it a celebration of spring and good over evil. The festival of colours was celebrat...
- With spring in our steps, we can step into the springfests of our pastSpring has brought a fragrant breeze, celebrated by Indian poets and artists for centuries. The Harshatmata temple's sculptures in Rajastha...
- Phalguna Month 2025: Important, key festivals and other detailsPhalguna is the twelfth month in the Hindu calendar, usually falling between February and March. It celebrates the onset of spring and incl...
- Basant PanchmiBasant Panchmi signifies the beginning of spring in India and honors Goddess Saraswati, symbolizing wisdom and learning. Devotees seek her ...
- Basant Panchami 2025: When is Vasant Panchami, Saraswati Puja? Check date, time, significance, rituals and mantrasBasant Panchami will be celebrated on February 2, 2025. Devotees will worship Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of wisdom and knowledge. The f...
- Basant Panchami, Saraswati Puja 2024: Wishes, quotes, photos, Whatsapp & Facebook status to shareBasant Panchami, Saraswati Puja 2024: Basant Panchami and Saraswati Puja mark the arrival of spring in India, celebrating the goddess of kn...
- Pongal 2024: Learn about India’s longest harvest festival!While the North is busy celebrating the harvest festival of Makar Sankranti, Tamils are gearing up to observe Pongal, their own version of ...
- Lohri 2024: From Atta Laddoo to Gajak, 8 snacks to munch on during harvest seasonLohri is marked by fun activities such as lighting the ritualistic bonfire, singing folksongs, and eating delicious food items.
- Iconic animated character Peppa Pig celebrates Holi in new book!Peppa will celebrate Holi with her little brother George in the new book.
- Happy Basant Panchami 2023: Wishes, images, Facebook, and WhatsApp status to share on the festivalBasant Panchami, regarded as one of the most auspicious festivals, is observed to mark the beginning of the Spring season by offering praye...
- Want to eat healthy? Make the best of the seasonal goodies, that grow right in your backyardRelish the seasonal goodies of the Harvest season now. Spring has many nutritious surprises in store for you.
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- News this season in a capsuleSpring Lantern Festival was started with hopeful lovers floating lanterns with a wish. Today, it can be enjoyed irrespective of a relations...
- Take a dip in natural hot springs in Rajgir in BiharAbove the hot springs is a rectangular stone sculpted by the forces of nature, which appears to have been used as a watch tower.
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