Navratri is the Hindu festival dedicated to nine avatars of goddess Durga. Maa Shailputri, Maa Brahmacharini, Maa Chandraghanta, Maa Kushmanda, Maa Skandmata, Maa Katyayani, Maa Kaalratri, Maa Mahagauri and Maa Siddhidatri are the divine faces of the shakti (power) avatar ‘Durga’. When does it fall? It’s the only festival that falls twice a year. Whenever

Excitement is in the air. The cozy wind is gradually replacing the cooler air. Transformation is reflecting from every bit of the beautiful nature. It marks the arrival of a very special festival called ‘Holi’. With the onset of Falgun (Hindus’ month), the spring season begins to embrace the Pan surrounding. The blooming blossoms and

Basant Panchami When the weather takes a leap, changes takes place in the nature. This is exactly what we lovingly call transformation. The nature puts off its old weathered face. Happiness springs out of its every nook.  Trees turn green. Flowers begin to bloom. The birds seem singing the song of joy. Their melodious chirping

Saturn or Shani is known as the planet of justification. What karmas we do, it remunerates accordingly. For instance, if a person does charity, he harvests prosperity & good health. However, Saturn is a cool & dry planet. Astrology deems it the planet rules over bones, teeth, knees and ears. As per Natal Chart or

Present world is populated with Christian community mostly. This is why it claims the biggest religion prevalent in the world. Around 31.50% (i.e. 2.2 billion) people on this planet form this biggest religious community. Now imagine how much excited these people would be in December. Why only in December? Well, it’s the month in which

Lord Shiva is known as the destructor. He is considered as the supernatural power to penetrate balance on the earth. He neither took birth nor can be died. This is why Hindus consider him a deity, a mystical force. It is believed that appeasing him establishes wealth and prosperity in the house. But only any