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Indian Wedding Traditions and Rituals

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Tips For Newly Wed Couples How To Perfrom Traditional Diwali Puja At Home

The most awaited festival of Hindus, i.e., Diwali has arrived to fill the life of everyone with joy and happiness. The goddess Laxmi, the Hindu deity of wealth, good fortune, and prosperity is worshipped on the auspicious day of Diwali along with the God of obstacles, known as Vighanharta, Ganesh ji, and Lord Kuber. As you are newlywed and it is your first Diwali puja … Continue reading Tips For Newly Wed Couples How To Perfrom Traditional Diwali Puja At Home

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Dhanteras
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Buy These 6 Things On Dhanteras For Good Fortune

The five day long festival of Deepawali commences with the Dhanteras. Popularly known as Dhanteras or Dhan Triyodashi is the Hindu festival which is celebrated two days before the main Diwali festival. Dhan means wealth and teras states the thirteenth day of Krishna Paksha of Kartik month, therefore on this day, Goddess Laxmi is worshipped along with Kuber to prosperity and good fortune. Things to … Continue reading Buy These 6 Things On Dhanteras For Good Fortune

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Significance And The Story Behind The Ahoi Ashtami Vrat

Every festival in India is celebrated with immense belief, devotion, enthusiasm, and zeal. The festival of Ahoi Ashtami also known as Ahoi Aathe is specially meant for the mothers of the children, especially sons. Right after 4 days of Karwa Chauth, the significant Ahoi Ashtami festival is observed by north Indian mothers. On this auspicious day, The Hindu women keep fast for the happiness, safety, … Continue reading Significance And The Story Behind The Ahoi Ashtami Vrat

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Observe Ahoi Ashtami Vrat To Get Holy Blessings For Your Children

Ahoi Ashtami or Hoi Ashtami is a festival popularly celebrated by the women of North India. This festival is celebrated on the 4th day after the Karwa Chauth or 8 days Before the Diwali. The festival or Fast is observed on the 8th day of Krishna Paksha of holy Kartik month. This fast is observed by the mothers for the well being and good luck … Continue reading Observe Ahoi Ashtami Vrat To Get Holy Blessings For Your Children

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Significant Post Wedding Rituals Of Bengali Weddings

A wedding ceremony or the mangal parinay is the symbolism of the union of two different persons incorporating significant rituals and traditions. India is a diverse country and customs and traditions vary in accordance with the region, religion, caste, and state. Rituals followed up in the traditional Bengali wedding ceremony make the Bengali wedding colorful and lively. Whether it’s ululation sound produced by women or … Continue reading Significant Post Wedding Rituals Of Bengali Weddings

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Karwa Chauth is not what you know about it...!
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Karwa Chauth is not what you know about it…!

Karwa Chauth is one of the most auspicious Indian festival celebrated by the Hindu community. As you all may know that on this day, the wives keep fast to bless their beloved husband with a long life. But there have been some other explanations that tell us that there is something more meaningful behind the curtain. The story of Veervati establishes a believe that brides … Continue reading Karwa Chauth is not what you know about it…!

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The Real Stories Behind The Celebration Of Karwa Chauth

Adding Colours to the culture of India, the Karwa Chauth Festival is one of the famous festivals of married women of India. Karwa Chauth where Karwa stands for a pot and Chauth means the fourth. Karva Chauth is a one-day festival which is observed on the Chauth i.e. fourth day after the full moon in the month of Karthik.This festival is celebrated by women in … Continue reading The Real Stories Behind The Celebration Of Karwa Chauth

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Bengali Wedding Is A Perfect Blend Of Traditions And Rituals

Wedding in India symbolizes the holy union of two different persons while performing the significant rituals and traditions carried out in a wedding ceremony. The people of any religion have full faith and believe in their cultural rituals and customs. They want to mark the beginning of life’s memorable phase under the holy blessings of God and elders. Bengali wedding is a treat to watch … Continue reading Bengali Wedding Is A Perfect Blend Of Traditions And Rituals

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Sindoor Khela Is A Traditional Ritual Of Bengalis On Occasion Of Durga Puja

Sindoor Khela or Sindoor Daan is a traditional festival of Bengalis which is celebrated on the auspicious day of Vijayadashmi where married women offer sindoor to the Goddess Durga in order to be blessed with Sada Suhagan Ashirwad. They put the red color powder or vermillion powder on the feet and forehead of Goddess Durga and then celebrates the significant festival with other married women by smearing … Continue reading Sindoor Khela Is A Traditional Ritual Of Bengalis On Occasion Of Durga Puja

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Tying Kalawa is a tradition
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Significance Of Tying Mauli Or Kalwa

Moli or Kalawa is an identity of Hinduism. It’s a Red yellow Orange colored thread, which is usually tied in hands of man and woman both. Tying kalawa is an important tradition which signifies that someone is doing an Anushthan, Puja or Any Mangalic Karya. The person who is doing any auspicious rites and rituals ties it to the person who is getting it done … Continue reading Significance Of Tying Mauli Or Kalwa

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