Indian Festivals News

India's rich cultural tapestry is woven with festivals that mark the rhythms of nature, the agricultural calendar, and age-old traditions. However, as climate change reshapes the planet, its subtle yet significant effects are also altering the way these celebrations unfold. Here are seven ways climate change is quietly impacting Indian festivals

With the festive season adding a spark to everything around us, it’s the perfect time to refresh your online dating profile and embrace the magic of Diwali, Christmas, and New Year to attract meaningful connections. 

India's October–December holiday season, which includes events like Pushkar Camel Fair, Diwali, and Durga Puja, provides a lively cultural experience. Goa and Kerala celebrate Christmas in December, and Nagaland has the Hornbill Festival to highlight the indigenous culture of the northeast. These celebrations offer a singular window into the opulent customs of India.

Sunglasses are an essential festive season accessory, providing protection, comfort, and style for outdoor celebrations like Diwali and Dussehra. 

Celebrate Diwali 2024 with vibrant traditions, delicious sweets, and cultural festivities. Discover how communities around the world light up this special festival.

Discover how Navratri is celebrated across the globe, from traditional rituals in India to modern festivities in various countries.

Discover a simple and quick recipe for coconut ladoos, perfect for Navratri celebrations. Delight in these sweet treats made with coconut, condensed milk, and nuts.

Actress Sharvari Wagh shares a heartfelt photographic tribute to Ganesh Utsav, capturing the essence of her native place Morgaon and the festive spirit.

Devotees across the country are celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi with great enthusiasm, bringing home beautifully adorned idols of Lord Ganesha. Read on to know 10 delightful treats to offer to Lord Ganesha!

Explore the rich cultural festivals in Delhi, from Diwali to Qutub Festival. Discover the vibrant traditions, music, dance, and cuisine that make Delhi's celebrations unique. Experience the heart of India's capital through its diverse and colorful festivals.

Discover the excitement of India's biggest entertainment events and celebrations. Our guide covers the vibrant festivals and cultural events that make India unique.

Discover trendy and cozy fashion hacks for kids, ensuring they sparkle with comfort and style this festive season!

99% of food experts believe that special diet versions of traditional mithai will be in demand and drive innovation in the segment With the increased demand for hyper-regional cuisines, 71% of the food panel has observed that consumers will opt for traditional desi oils over imported options 60% of the panel predicts that diet and health-enhancing gadgets like steamers and air-fryers will be in demand this year

With a new calender year comes the joy of harvest festivals, Markar Sakranti and the popular punjabi festival Lohri. There is some confusion about which day is the festival is falling on. Read more to find out.

This year the saptami will be observed on 3rd September, 2022 On this day, mothers observe a fast for their children's good health, happiness, progress and prosperity This fast is also called Santana Sathe

During the three days, women are given a break from household work and time to play indoor games In this three-day-long festival, the second day signifies the beginning of the solar month of Mithuna, in which the season of rains starts

Today is the last day of 'Great Festival Chhath'. People are celebrating this by compiling all the rituals by heart. Chhath is an ancient Hindu Vedic festival historically native to the Indian subcontinent. More specifically, it is celebrated in the Indian states of Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and the Madhesh region of Nepal.

Celebrations are incomplete without colourful clothes, jewellery, dandiya and Garbha nights.