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Shashti Vratham is a special ritual followed mostly by devotees of Lord Murugan. It takes place on the sixth day of each half of the lunar month. Of all the Shashti days, the Skanda Sashti that falls immediately after Deepavali...

One of the major festivals related to Lord Murugan, Kartikeya or Subramanya or Skanda or Sanathanar is known as Skanda Sashti. This festival celebrates the victory of the god over a demonic adversary. Skanda Sashti takes place on the sixth...

Vat Savitri Vrat is one of the numerous religious festivals in India that reveals the profound connection between religion and families in India. It is practiced among married Hindu women who wish to secure longevity of their spouses life and...

Shani Jayanti is a festival celebrated by people of Hindu religion in honor of their Lord Shani. This lord is also called the god of the planet Saturn. According to popular Hindu beliefs, this occasion marks the birthday of Shani...

In between the hustle and bustle of daily life, who doesn't want to take a breather? Everyone needs some time to introspect, relax and rejuvenate spiritually. Angarki Chaturthi 2026 presents that perfect opportunity for you. It is not just another vrat...

Buddha Purnima is among the most tranquil and spiritual Indian festivals. Unlike other holidays, it focuses not on rituals but on contemplation, introspection, and relaxation. Today's world needs these skills more than ever. On Buddha Purnima Day 2026, all you'll...

May Day, also known as International Workers' Day, falls annually on 1st May. It is a day that celebrates workers contributions to society. In India, its also known as Labor Day.  The history of May Day dates back to the...

Buddha Purnima is perhaps the most significant day for billions of Indians and other nationals around the globe. The day commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death (Mahaparinirvana) of Gautama Buddha. Thus, this day is quite unique and sacred since all...

Chitra Pournami is one of the significant Hindu festivals celebrated annually. It is a religious festival held on a full moon day in the Tamil month Chitrari. Usually, it is celebrated in April or May, depending on the solar year,...