What all should you buy on Dhanteras?
Among all the festivals and celebrations that we have in India, Dhanteras is probably the most awaited day for the grand purchase…
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Ahoi Ashtami – Vrat Katha & Puja Vidhi
Ahoi Ashtami is a Hindu festival celebrated on the 8th day of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month. It falls approximately 8 days…
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Why buying silver is considered auspicious?
We, Indians, have a great fascination for lucky charms and objects that bring wealth and prosperity. Buying gold and silver articles on…
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8 Significant Facts You Should Know About Ganesh Chaturthi
“Ganesh Chaturthi” is one of the main festivals in India wherein devotees celebrate the birth of Lord Ganesha. The festival marks its…
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First Holi After Marriage
People say life of a girl changes after marriage and so does that of the groom. There are new people in the…
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Top 10 Christmas Activities For Kids
Its Christmas and the perfect time for kids to enjoy their vacation by busy doing the various Christmas activities they love. When…
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DHANTERAS – All what you should do to have Dhan ki Varsha this Dhanteras
'Dhanteras' is one of the most important Hindu religious festivals that is celebrated around this time of the year. It is the festival…
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Karva Chauth – Vrat Katha & Important Mantras to Chant
Karva Chauth is a sacred festival where married women observe fasts from sunrise to moonrise for the safety and longevity of their husbands. This…
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Why we Celebrate Together – Indian Festivals
A striking conversation between my kids – Daughter – You know what? The Navaratri days are here and we’ve holidays Son –…
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Go Green – Get Eco-Friendly This Ganesh Chaturthi!
It is once again the time to celebrate Lord Ganesha. And, it is again the time of creating waste. After every Ganesh…
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Celebrate our Little Ganeshas
Kids are always thrilled and fascinated by festivals, especially when they are celebrated at home with all their dear ones. No one…
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Dusshera means “Dasha- hara”- the remover of bad fate…. Does it really mean the same today?
Dusshera is popularly known Vijayadashami where Vijaya means winning over and dashami means the tenth day. After revering our Goddesses for nine continuous days,…
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