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Makar Sankranti is one of the most famous festivals in India and it holds a great significance in Hindu religion. It is one of the most popular ha...

1. Karnataka Makara Sankranti is celebrated in Karnataka with a ritual called "Ellu Birodhu” where women exchange “Ellu Bella” (regional delicacie...

The coconut represents the Hindu trinity of Brahma (the creator), Vishnu (the protector) and Shiva (the destroyer). Devotees pay tribute to the t...

One day Hanuman asks Sita (wife of Rama) about the red mark on her forehead. Seeing his curiosity, she tells him that she applies sindoor or v...

The Bhagavathy temple is located in cape Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu, at the Southern tip of India on the confluence of the Bay of Bengal, the Ara...

Kalasha is a brass or copper pot filled with water. mango leaves are placed in the mouth of the pot and coconut is placed over it, a red or white ...

According to the ancient hindu scriptures, it is said that Bilpatre emerged from the sweat of Lord Shiva’s wife -Goddess Parvati. One of the other...

The Tirupati Venkateswara temple is located at the country’s southernmost tip close to the confluence of Indian Ocean, the Bay of Bengal and the ...

India is a land with people of different cultures live together. This has resulted in there being different festivals in each culture. New year is celebrated differently in different parts of India and it is a grand event.

Durva grass is a three-bladed plant known to attract immense energy of ganesh. once while fighting a demon ganesha ended up swallowing him. This g...

Thorana is a garland-like decorative, made out of mango-tree leaves. It is used to adorn the doors of homes in all major festivals and aus...

There is an interesting story of a conflict between Lord Brahma and Lord Vishnu, two of Tridevas. The story is connected with the holy day of Masik Shivratri, as Lord Shiva transformed himself into a Shiva Lingam on this same day.