Makar Sankranti is mainly celebrated as the harvest festival, marking the arrival of the spring season. The day is synonymous with kite flying as well. Makar Sankranti activities and rituals include taking a holy dip in the Ganges, offering Naivedya or special food items to the Surya or Sun god, and distributing food and clothes to the poor.
January 14, 2022“All these people over here are our brothers. So why not celebrate with this new family that we have made out here?”
January 13, 2021From high-brow literature festivals to underground music gigs, here’s the list of places where you can make the most of your time and experience a new culture and art forms.
June 18, 2019Spread the warmth of love and happiness among your near and dear ones on this chilly weather celebration.
January 12, 2019Early morning melodious ‘Prabhat Pheris’ that begin from gurudwaras mark the whole day celebration.
November 3, 2017Chhath Puja, the historic Hindu festival dedicated to the god of energy, is also known as Dala Chhath or Surya Shashti.
October 25, 2017May this festival bring more warmth to the sacred bond of brother and sister. Happy Bhaiya Dooj to all.
October 21, 2017The fourteenth day of the dark fortnight of Ashwin is observed as Narak Chaturdashi by the Hindus.
October 18, 2017