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Seasonal Festivities

Seasonal Festivities

The Ancient History Of Krishna Janmashtami

Krishna Janmashtami is one of the pious Hindu Festival which is celebrated as a birthday ceremony of Lord Krishna. The festival is celebrated across...
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Holi – The Festival Of Colours!

Holi Legends Holi is a festival that celebrates the triumph of 'good' over 'evil'. Even though Holi is commonly associated with colours, the real reason...

Healthy Way Of Fasting And Feasting During Navratri

Navratri has begun! Many devotees decide to fast during nine days. There are many ways to keep fat during these days. In these days...

Day of the Deads : Halloween Day

Halloween is celebrated on 31 October every year. It is the modern name of an ancient Celtic holiday, ÔÇÿSamhain. People celebrate this day as...

Why Chocolate Special Gift for Valentine’s Day?

Chocolate day is dedicated to chocolates, cupcakes, brownie, sweets and cakes, everything savour delicious, heavenly and luscious. Enjoy your chocolate day with joy, spirit...
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Karva Chauth 2015 | A Fasting Affair

Karva Chauth is a day that blesses your nuptial with the life of moon, it is not merely about fasting. It is considered as...

The History of Christmas : A Jolting Epiphany

The word "Christmas" itself is filled with such joy and festive spirit. As much as it is a fun-filled, joyous and gift-giving affair but,...
history of dussehra

History of Dussehra : Victory of God Over Evil

Dussehra is one of the most important festival of Hindu religion which is celebrated in various forms across India, Nepal & Bangladesh. It is...
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HUMAN RIGHTS DAY- Every Human Has Rights

WHAT DO WE UNDERSTAND BY 'HUMAN RIGHTS'? Human Rights are the rights that every human is entitled to since its birth. They are equal for...

Kisses May Work Out Wonders, or Sometimes Blunders?

Bring out your hand and count on your fingers how many kisses you have ever had. Can't count? Is it uncountable? Well, in that...