Saphala Ekadashi is celebrated in the honour of Lord Vishnu. The word saphala in Hindi means ‘to be successful’ and therefore this ekadashi is observed by those who desire success and happiness in all...
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Festivals & Occasions
Festivals are what keeps us connected. When we are all together; friends, family and society, it makes up for a feeling of solidarity, unity. Unity is the most dominant weapon to battle with any obstacle throughout everyday life. Let us know more about our culture, our festivals and occasions with these amazing festival videos.
Annapurna Jayanti is a festival devoted to Goddess Annapurna, the Hindu Goddess of food and cooking. The word ‘Anna’ in Hindi signifies ‘food’ whereas ‘Purna’ implies ‘completeness’....
On this day devotees perform Pind Daan i.e. Puja for the peace of your ancestor’s soul. Donating food and clothes to the people who are in need is considered auspicious. ...
The Krishna Paksha Ekadashi which comes after Kartik Purnima is known as Utpanna Ekadashi. It is the next Ekadashi after Devutthana Ekadashi....
On the day of Masik Karthigai, devotees worship Lord Subramanyam to seek his blessings. It is believed that devotees observing a fast on this day are blessed to win over their enemies....
On the day of Bhai Dooj (Bhaiya Dooj), sisters in India pray for their brothers for a happy and long life. It is a festival celebrated by Hindus on the second lunar day of Shukla Paksha in the Hindu m...
