Sauramana Ugadi marks the beginning of the solar New Year according to the traditional solar calendar followed in several parts of India. This auspicious occasion is observed when the Sun enters Mesha Rashi, a significant astronomical transition that symbolizes the start of a new cycle in […]
0 Read MoreVishu is the most celebrated and joyous festival of Kerala, that marks the beginning of a new year. The celebration begins with Vishu Kani, Vishu Padakam, Kaineetham, Sadya, truly a moment to cherish with your family. Vishu is celebrated with great festive spirit that falls on […]
0 Read MoreBangalore Karaga is a traditional vibrant festival celebrated in honour of Draupadi for 11-day by Tigala Community, who is said to be original descendant of Draupadi. The city of Bangalore becomes lively with deeply rooted rich tradition and culture, symbolizing unity, faith, devotion, courage and spiritual […]
0 Read MoreSri Sita Rama Kalyana Mahotsava at Bhadrachalam Temple is one of the most magnificent and spiritually uplifting celebrations dedicated to Lord Rama. Held annually on the sacred occasion of Rama Navami, this grand event attracts thousands of devotees from across the country who gather to witness […]
0 Read MoreUgadi is the traditional festival that welcomes the onset of Vasanta Ritu. It is a time to set new goals, spend time with family to strengthen bonds, savour the taste of Ugadi Pachadi, and listen to Panchanga. Chandramana Ugadi is the new year for those who […]
0 Read MoreUgadi Pachadi is an iconic dish of the Ugadi festival, prepared as a blend of six tastes, known as Shadruchi. It is a traditional and significant recipe prepared during the festival. It represents the six kinds of taste in life that one must experience according to one’s karma. […]
0 Read MoreUgadi, the vibrant New Year festival of South India, is celebrated not only with prayers and rituals but also with traditional festive foods that symbolize the flavors of life. Among these, Mavina Shorba (Raw Mango Soup) and Mavina Rasam hold a special place on the Ugadi […]
0 Read MoreInternational Women’s Day, celebrated every year on March 8, is observed around the world to honour and appreciate the remarkable contributions of women across every sphere of life. From science and education to arts, defence, spirituality, and politics, women have played a vital role in shaping […]
0 Read MoreThe Bhakti movement in India (6th–17th century) provided a powerful platform for women to express their devotion and spiritual beliefs. Women like Andal, Mirabai, Akka Mahadevi, and others challenged orthodox traditions while condemning caste discrimination and gender inequality. Through poetry, songs, and personal devotion, these women […]
1 Read MoreMaha Shivaratri is a highly auspicious festival dedicated to Lord Shiva, observed on the fourteenth day of the lunar month of Phalguna. Lord Shiva is the most compassionate and benevolent among all deities. He is easily pleased—even a simple offering of water, made with a pure […]
0 Read MoreTirtha Yatra means sadhu-sanga, hari-katha, vigraha-aradhana, dhama-seva, prasada-sevana, dana-kriya and bhajana. One has to take association of devotees, hear the lilas of Hari, worship the Deity, serve the Lord in the holy place, partake prasadam, give in charity and perform bhajans. The purpose of Tirtha Yatra is to reconnect ourselves with God.