Raksha Bandhan (2026 Dates)
Raksha Bandhan is the festival that celebrates the bond between a brother and a sister and also lessens the give & take account between them
Nag Panchami
Nag Panchami is the first festival in Shravan, where Hindus offer puja to Nag devata & pray for health, success, freedom from fear of snakes
Message on the occasion of Guru Purnima!
During such challenging times, it is essential not to think only of oneself, but equally important to help protect and support sattvik Hindus in society. Making sincere efforts for their safety and well-being is itself and important form of samashti sadhana during this period.
Ritualistic worship of Guru for Gurupurnima (2026)
Ritualistic worship of the Guru on the occasion of Gurupoornima..
Ashadhi Ekadashi
When we think of Ashadhi Ekadashi, the wari (an annual pilgrimage) of Pandharpur comes before our eyes. Among all the 24 Ekadashis in a year, this Ekadashi is the most significant. Let us learn the history and the importance of the vrat of Ashadhi Ekadashi.
Let us resolve to once again hoist the ‘Gudhi’ of Ram Rajya in Bharat (India) !
Ram Rajya means a kingdom where spiritual faith is reflected in righteous governance. Even in the present times, bringing about Ram Rajya in Bharat (India) that would have an ideal ruler, virtuous citizens, good governance.
Message on Vijayadashami (Dussehra)
Why is Vijayadashami celebrated ? True Simollanghan means ‘declaring war by breaching the enemy boundaries for victory’.
Ratha Saptami 2026
Ratha Saptami (Magh Shukla Saptami) is a day to venerate and offer gratitude to Surya Devata (Deity Sun), the life giver!
Makar Sankranti (Sankramana, Pongal, Uttarayan) 2026
Makar Sankranti, a festival celebrating the Sun God, occurs on January 14th, and is beneficial for our spiritual, physical & mental wellbeing
Akshay Tritiya 2026
Akshay Tritiya was the day when Satyayuga ended and Tretayuga began. Let’s learn the importance of Akshay Tritiya, its method of celebration, significance of Til-tarpan and Udak-kumbh and much more.
