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Gangaur is one of India’s most prominent and popular festivals. It is an 18-day celebration to commemorate Goddess Gauri, Lord Shiva’s consort. The Gangaur festival begins the day after Holi and lasts until the third day of Chaitra Shukla…
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One of the most famous plants you can spot in homes is the money plant. Money plants are kept in houses as they are believed to bring good wealth to the home. They are also a low-maintenance plant and can thrive for a really long period…
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According to the North Indian conventional calendar, Sheetala Ashtami is celebrated in the months of Chaitra (March–April) praying to the Goddess Sheetla. The 8th day of a Krishna Paksha in the period of Chaitra and people in the Hindu…
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World Kidney Day is a global healthcare event celebrated on the 2nd Thursday in March every year since 2006, intending to bring together the patients suffering from kidney diseases and promote awareness of “amazing kidneys” by educating the…
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Back in the Vedic days, the Gurus, Gods, and even the demons used curses (Shraaps) as a deterrence tool. And we here have listed some of the most interesting of those curses, which only changed the lives of people but also the course of the…
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It is not possible that Holi should not be played with colors, but if the colors of Holi get too much, then the skin also has the opposite effect. In such a situation, if you want to get rid of the hassle of getting rid of color after…
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Holi festival has special significance in Hinduism. Holika Dahan is done on the full moon day of Phalgun month and Holi is celebrated the next day. Holi is a festival of colors and everyone is drenched in colors on this day but you can get…
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The lunar phase during which the Moon is obscured is known as Amavasya. Vasya means to live together and Ama means to be together in Sanskrit. The Hindu calendar recognizes 30 lunar phases, called Tithis. It is an Amavasya or No Moon night…
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