Love - This four letter word is beautiful in its own way. We all want to experience such a lovely feeling. Some people do crazy things and emotionally feel themselves out of control. It is the most beautiful feeling in the world that makes you constantly thinking about what emotions to show or which ones to hide. But in...
Love is the most beautiful feeling in the world, experienced by some people. It is the only feeling that strengthen your relationship for the lifetime. But unfortunately, some of the relationships broke down because of some issues and misunderstandings. Both of you have to go through the different stages at a different time and suffer a lot that leads...
Comes every year on 13th of January, Lohri is one such winter harvest festival which is commemorated with great zeal and laughter. This festival has rejoiced as a thanksgiving commemoration for good harvest, perhaps Lohri has other importance also. During this time, Earth moves towards the sun, therefore creating the holy period known as Uttarayan. The festival of Lohri...
Amazing dress, teacher’s mimicry, goodies from teachers, no classes and Chacha Nehru! These thoughts come to mind whenever someone talks about Children’s day. Childhood was the time when tension was not part of our life. We loved to play with our friends, concentrate on studies and just loved to tease our teachers in the class. The innocence, the naughtiness,...
The five day Diwali celebrations start with the Dhanteras and end up with celebrating the bond between brother and sister on this last day. This festival is very similar to Raksha Bandhan. Brother promises to protect sisters and sisters prays for the long life and prosperity of the brother. It is commemorated on the second day after the new...
The festivals of lights, Diwali, is India’s immense religious occasion, when homes, colleges, and entire neighborhoods are adorned with earthen lamps, candles and sparkling lights on this divine moonless night. Diwali basically means the influx of happy times and the creation of eternal memories. It is one such occasion that gives you an opportunity to meet the buddies, friends,...
India is the land of festivals. It is the land where relationships are commemorated with high spirits. Such a festival is Karwa Chauth where Indian wives keep fast for the long life and well being of their husbands. They keep fast till they see the moon in the night. From sunrise till sunset, women even don’t consume a drop...
Dussehra is also called Vijayadashami, because of the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasura. Dussehra is celebrated by all Hindus family on the tenth day of Ashvin month and observed to recall the killing of Ravana by Lord Rama. The festival of Dussehra is celebrated with different traditions and rituals throughout the country. Dussehra celebrations give us a message...
“Navratri” or “Navaratri” is a synchronism of two words “Nava” (meaning nine) and “Ratri” (meaning night). It lays importance on the worship of Goddess Durga, which represents the energy of the universe, in her nine different forms. In North India, the nine-day festival is observed to celebrate the victory of Rama over Ravana. Some people fast for a few...
2nd October is celebrated as the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. We dedicate this day with great enthusiasm every year to pay tribute to the father of the nation as well as remember his courageous deeds on the way of independence struggle for the country from British rule. We do celebrate Gandhi Jayanti as one of the national holidays...