The festival of lights Diwali is around the corner. Called with love Deepavali or Diwali, it is one main festival of India which adds its glow to people’s lives. Families get together, cook, exchange gifts, share love, and strengthen bonds on the Diwali festival. This year try to celebrate Eco-Friendly…
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Lakshmi Puja: Importance of Goddess Lakshmi in Hinduism
Lakshmi Puja is one of the most vital puja rituals of Hindus. Goddess Lakshmi is the Supreme of all the wealth, love, beauty, and prosperity humans enjoy. Without her blessings, no wealth or health would exist with any individual. Orthodox Hindus believe in performing Lakshmi puja daily to seek her…
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13 Ideas to Celebrate Mothers Day Virtually & at Home
The idea to celebrate Mothers Day originated when Anna Jarvis established a memorial for her mother in 1908. It was according to her mother’s deepest desire that every mother’s efforts need to be recognized and celebrated as a holiday. Thus, the International Mother’s Day celebration originated around 112 years ago….
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Top 10 Jagannath Puri Temple Facts
Jagannath Puri Temple facts defy science. Right from the view of the Nila Chakra that appears at a 360-degree view from anywhere in the Puri town to the mammoth kitchen that cooks food where not even a single grain of cooked rice goes waste, everything related to Puri Jagannath temple…
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Best Ways to Celebrate International Mother Language Day
International mother language day is a global observance. This day celebrates multilingualism as well as the cultural and ethnic importance of respecting and preserving Mother Language. Since its announcement by UNESCO on 17 November 1999, many countries adopted the celebration recognizing its significance. The roots for the emergence of International…
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Why Peacock is the National Bird of India? The Mystical Story of Peacock
Peacock is not just the national bird of India; it holds an immense sentimental and religious significance too. The very mention of this beautiful bird brings to our mind the gorgeous feathers in rich deep hues of violet, green and purple. There is a lot of story and reasoning behind…
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15+ Ideas on Republic Day Celebration in School
Celebration of Republic Day in school is one of the events that we all cherish with love and pride. Republic day activities and those memories of flag hoisting, marching past to the beat of drums, singing patriotic songs participating in various cultural and sports events, receiving prizes, etc. make Republic…
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Why is Mango the National Fruit of India? Indian National Fruit Mango’s Exotic Story
The national fruit of India is Mango, is amazingly diverse in its varieties and applications. Probably no other fruit of India possesses so many usages. The fruit justifies its names – “Fruit of the Gods”, “King of the fruits”, or “Apple of the Tropic” – in every letter and spirit. …
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What is Taramati Baradari? History, Ticket, Timings, and Things to Do
The charisma and the magic of history and heritage are unceasing. The fact that we have not witnessed those bygone times adds to the curiosity in exploring such heritage places that stand as living pieces of evidence for the same. Undoubtedly this is why heritage sites across the globe draw…