“Navratri” or “Navaratri”, is an asynchrony of 2 words – “Nava” (nine) and “Ratri” (night). In short, it signifies a festival of nine nights wherein each night has its own significance. Navratri celebration spreads over 9 nights & 10 days. It is said to be the most revered festival in Hinduism. The autumn season celebrates this festival with all the joy.…
Festivals in India denote the celebration of togetherness. They are a pillar towards building a better society, where positivity flourishes and the brotherhood prevails. Our Indian festival are celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm, zest, and high spirits. The celebration of Raksha Bandhan is done as a symbol of brother and sister love. Rakhi Purnima (Rakshabandhan) is one of the…
Rakshabandhan – a single word with millions of emotions. This word fills our hearts with a lot of emotions and love towards our brothers/sisters. Brother and sister share a unique relationship. Rakshabandhan aka Rakhi is an Indian festival which is considered to be the most divine and celebrated festival strengthening the brother sister love and bond. Raksha bandhan day is…