Ramayana is amongst the greatest epic poem in the world. It is believed to exist 300 different versions of Ramayana globally. Read about them in this article.
Ramcharitmanas, Panchatantra and Sahrdayaloka-Locana is now In the UNESCO’s Memory Of The World. Read the full story of including the heritage in the UNESCO’s Asia Pacific Regional Register.
Mohini Ekadashi falls on the 11th day of Shukla Paksha in the Vaisakh Month of the Hindu Calendar. Read the article below to learn awesome facts about it.
Introduction Hinglaj Mata Mandir is the only Hindu temple in the world whose door to visit is a volcano. If you are wondering about this then read the full article
Introduction A high Mandapam at the entrance, a large campus area, several temples on the premises, a large crowd of devotees, many rituals (Sanskars) being performed in gatherings, and many
Introduction Goddess Katyayani is the Sixth manifestation of Goddess Navdurga and one of the most fierce incarnations of Goddess Parvati. She slayed down the demon Mahishasur and therefore devotees worship
Introduction Goddess Skandamata is the mother goddess who bestows love and compassion to devotees. She is one of the incarnations of goddess Parvati who is worshipped as ‘Skandamata’. Devotees worship
Introduction Goddess Kushmanda is the Supreme Energy who created the whole universe. She is the energy source not only for the creation of the entire universe but also for the
Introduction Goddess Chandraghanta is the ‘Shakti‘ who is war-ready to protect her devotees from evil forces. Therefore, devotees worship Goddess on the Third Day of Navratri. While Goddess Shailputri and
Introduction Goddess Brahmacharini is the ‘Shakti’, we worship on the 2nd day of Navratri. In the previous article ‘Goddess Shailaputri: worshiping whom on the 1st day of Navratri can bring
Goddess Shailaputri is called the daughter of Mountain King Himalaya. She is the first manifestation of goddess Navdurga and therefore worshipped on the First Day of Navratri.
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