Festival & Occasions
Holi significance Holi is the festival of colors that falls on 14th March, Friday this year in 2025. It is celebrated with great vigour and joy across the country. The festival has a religious
Who doesn’t play with colors in Holi, right? But the thing is stubborn color patches after it! It looks very uneven on our skin and sometimes we consider whether to play with colors or not. Also,
Holi is one of the biggest Hindu festivals in India, celebrated all across the country. This festival is so popular that people around the world also love to play Holi. Holi is the festival of
In 2025, Valentine’s Day falls on Friday, February 14. It originated as a Christian feast day to honor Saint Valentine. Saint Valentine was a Christian martyr who secretly performed marriages
International Women’s Day, on March 8th is a global call for women’s rights and gender equality. It reminds us that we should join the voices of people all over the world in highlighting the
Gudi Padwa is celebrated on the first day of the Hindu month of Chaitra month. It has a special meaning in Maharashtra. For Marathi people, Gudi Parwa marks the Marathi New Year. It symbolizes
World Cancer Day is a global healthcare event observed annually on February 4 to raise awareness of the disease, encourage prevention, and motivate action to stop the global cancer epidemic. The day
One of the most significant festivals in South India is Pongal. It is particularly observed in Tamil Nadu. The sun sets on the southernmost point of the hemisphere and starts its journey back to the
Lohri is one of the major celebrations in north India, particularly by Sikhs and Hindus of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh. It marks the end of Winter Solstice and beginning of a new harvesting season
It’s just a matter of days before a new beginning knocks at our door. Like every fresh start, we are eagerly waiting for the New Year 2025 to renew our lives with vigor and enthusiasm. But have you
