Eid ul-Adha or bakr-eid is a festival that is celebrated worldwide. The celebration of Eid-ul-Adha is to honour Prophet Ibrahim’s devotion to Allah (lord) and his willingness to sacrifice his son. At the very point of...
Guru Purnima holds the auspiciousness and religious significance in Hindu mythology. The day is generally celebrated on the day of full moon in the month of Ashadha according to the Hindu Lunar Calendar. Guru purnima ...
Time for celebrations, family get-togethers, love, and blessings. After 30 days of abstinence and fast during the month of Ramadan, Eid is a time for delicious sweets and savouries. The highlight of the Eid festival i...
Ramadan is considered a holy and sanctified month in Islam, dedicated to prayer and reading Quran. The month of Ramadan is the one in which Quran was released to Prophet Muhammad and it is believed that the gateway to...
In order to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus, Easter is greatly admired and acknowledged. The festival is of paramount importance in Christianity. Easter is a consecrated festival, profoundly celebrated across th...
In the midst of celebrating the navratri festivities by pleasing and offering prayers to the goddesses, you tend to cast a very efficacious influence on your health. For the 9 long days of, people exhibit their devoti...
Widely acknowledged to revere Maa Durga, navratri is of the most celebrated and noted festival. Over the 9 days the energy and power of 9 goddesses in different forms are worshipped. Navratri situates the significance...
Holi is a festival of colours and joy! As colourful is this festival, so are the dishes prepared. Holi marks the beginning of spring season, bidding goodbye to the winter season. However, it’s not necessary to load yo...
Holika Dahan is celebrated in the very beginning of spring, the festival signifies that evil cannot exist for long and eventually it is good that will triumph. The story behind this is about Prahlad, the son of cruel ...
Makar Sakranti is the holy festival with the significance of an auspicious and holy phase of seasonal transition marking the beginning of warmer and longer days. It is believed that the traditional delicacies prepared...
Lohri, falling in the month of January, also known as “Winter Solstice”, marking the dawn of winters and the beginning of summers. The best time of winters to get cheered by celebrating and dancing with great enthusia...
Winter is full-fledged outside welcoming New Year. Another new beginning towards self-care! So, what’s your plan to greet your body with self-care resolutions from the start? If not decided yet, we are here with a few...
Wrapped in woollen knitted sweaters, mufflers, gloves and boots while sipping masala chai is the most aesthetic approach to settle in this freezing weather. No matter how chilly winters are, we all t...
Done with gorging on Diwali treats and now worried about how to get back in shape and lose those extra kilos that you have gained during festive season? You’ve come to the right place then, as we understand it’s not p...
Detox, beat any post-festival, has taken an extremely different corner in the health industry. People outside it, depict detox diet to be the torturous starvation diet. But wait, rewind a little and pause to the word ...
The moment, fall is about to arrive, we all starts cherishing the coming to Diwali Festive Season somewhere in the back of our minds. From glittering outfits to decoration to gift sessions to diwali especial menu. And...
Diwali holidays are filled with all the delicious delicacies, yummiest and newest than ever. And guess you have already let down your guard of eating healthy to munching your favorite festive savories. That’s why we a...
In our country, festivals are generally soaked in religious warmth and sincerity. People alter their lifestyle, and rope in dietary modifications temporarily, for as long as the festival lasts. And fasting during Navr...
Finally, after detoxifying your body, the most awaited days is here! Maha Navami- the day when especial navratri thali la...
Indian mythology is all full of divinity that also offers an incredible festival to celebrate the victory of good over evil on the occasion of Dussehra- a widely celebrated day, glorifying the coming of Lord Rama back...
Fasting is a common practice people follow during any festival, in which Navratri is also included. Here, fasting is observed generally for nine days in a stretch as a part of devotion. Fasting not only has religious ...
Navratri has its own, a great festive whiff when comes! A lot of people observe fasts during this time as a mark of devotion towards Goddess by denouncing worldly pleasures. While there are certain food items like ...
Happy Navratri! Navratri is a combination of two words. ‘Nav’ means nine and ‘Ratri’ means night. So this festival is celebrated for nine days. And the tenth day is celebrated as ‘dussera’. Every Indian festival has s...
The transition from autumn to winters is punctuated with religious fervour under the blessings of Goddess Durga, adorned in celebrations with the festival called “Navratri”. The festival is celebrated for nine days wh...
Navratri is nine nights and ten days Hindu festival celebrated every autumn is celebrated differently in various parts of India. It is observed for different reasons and is celebrated in the bright-half of the Hindu c...
Navratri is a nine-day festival comprise of fasting, pooja and various spiritual and religious events. It is believed that during that period Maa Durga visits her devotee’s home in her nine incarnations to bless them ...
Spiritual Significance: You get to experience tremendous gala and loads of positivity in the most spiritual nine days, celebrating the coming of Goddess Durga during the period of Sharad Masi Aswin...
This crisp Kuttu Dosa recipe is a lifeline for Navratri devotees because there will be no more boring fasting f...
Rakshabandhan is an ancient Hindu festival that celebrates the bond between a brother and a sister, where a brother promises to shower his love and protect his sister from all dangers and be by his side during all bad...
Onam is a harvest festival in which people celebrate the arrival of new crops and the end of the harvest season. It is celebrated with extreme enthusiasm in Kerala. The most import...
Onam is a harvest festival in which people celebrate the arrival of new crops and the end of the harvest season. It is celebrated with extreme enthusiasm in Kerala. The most important festival of the sout...
Here's an interesting way to celebrate Independence Day in a unique way. Try out our delightful recipe, Tricolour Fruit Trifle and also spread the joy among your neighbours and friends. ...
The holy month of Ramadan requires most Muslims to abstain from eating and drinking, after dusk and before Dawn. This festival marks the end of Ramzan and starting of Shawwal month.
Food consumed during Eid is popular for being hearty and for its ability to mingle perfectly with taste buds while bursting savory flavors. This recipe is no different. Rich in taste ye...
Ramadan mubarak to all of you! If you're planning to have healthier Iftaar meals, then you're at the right spot. This meal is a balance of nutrition and taste. It will be filling and keep your energized while being ea...
With the prevalent heat and ever increasing temperature it is important to stay vigilant in order to remain healthy throughout the holy month of Ramzaan. 8 hours after your last meal, your body goes into fasting mode,...
Our favourite festive week is here! Across India, Navratri is celebrated by fasting and worshipping Goddess Durga for 9 days, thus revering the divine shakti. During navratri, I’ve noticed that majority of the people ...
The festive season has already begun with Navratri and the excitement sees no bounds. And now, we’re moving towards the festival of lights, Diwali, celebrated in India & all over the world with immense joy. How...
You must be ready to welcome the season of festivals with arms wide open and eyes fixated on the delectable food prepared only during the fasting days. Isn’t it? After all, it’s Navratri, the days we wait for the whol...
