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On the 21st of June, whole world celebrates World Yoga Day or International Yoga Day. Its special event designed to spread awareness about health as well as well-being in our world. Although yoga originated in India, nowadays it is global trend...

Every year on June 21, music fans around the world unite to celebrate World Music Day. It is a special holiday devoted to joy, imagination, and unity, provided by music. Regardless of whether it is a popular hit from the...

The name Dhumavati Jayanti might sound unfamiliar to you, but in the Hindu religion, the term refers to the celebration honoring Goddess Dhumavati. This goddess is part of the Mahavidyas – ten powerful deities that make part of Hindu tradition. Dhumavati...

The Aani Uthira Darisanam is one of the significant events associated with the worship of Lord Shiva. The cosmic dance of Lord Shiva, known as Nataraja, is worshipped by countless numbers of followers every year during Aani (June-July). When the stars...

Skanda Sashti is a Hindu festival celebrated in honor of Lord Murugan, who goes by several names like Kartikeya, Subramanya, Skanda and Kumara. He is considered the son of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati and is worshipped as the divine...

The sacred day of Amavasyai occurs on 14 June 2026. In Indian culture, this day is very significant and spiritual. Amavasyai is also called Amavasya and the New Moon day, as on this date, the full moon will disappear and become...

Parama Ekadashi is one of the most sacred Ekadashis celebrated by Hindus. It falls Thursday, 11th June, 2026 on the Krishna Paksha of Adhik Maas which is also known as Purushottam Maas or Mal Maas. This Ekadashi is dedicated to...

In Hinduism, amavasya refers to dark phase of the moon when it disappears from the sky altogether. The night indicates the end of one cycle of the moon and beginning of another. Even though the night appears dark in its...

In Hinduism, Pradosh Vrat occupies a unique position as one of the holiest observances of Lord Shiva. If the day coincides with Friday, it is referred to as Shukra Pradosh Vrat. In Sanskrit language, 'Shukra' means Friday which is associated with...