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Tirumala Ugadi 2025 Festival: Special Pujas and Events Sri Maha Vishnu while descending on our planet from Vaikunta brought with him beautiful mountains, valleys and water bodies. In addition, he brought along his chief attendant Sri Garuda and other retinue. He has blessed Telugu land with his choice of place and made Tirumala as Vaikunta Read More
Category: Festivals
A festival is an extraordinary event celebrated by a community and centering on some characteristic aspect or aspects of that community and its religion or cultures.
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Aadi Krithigai: Festival of Lord Murugan The star Kruthika is associated with Lord Subrahmanya Swami. He is the son of Lord Siva and Goddess Parvathi and is being worshipped by many devotees. ‘AADI’ otherwise called ‘AASHADA’, is the first month of Dakshinayana, marking the travel of the Sun towards the Southern hemisphere, being the auspicious Read More
Glorious Significance of Navaratri (9 Forms of Goddess Durga)
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Lakshmi Jayanti: Worship Goddess Lakshmi for Prosperity & Wealth
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Telugu New Year 2025 (Ugadi): Complete Guide to Celebrations & Traditions
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Celebrations at Tirumala – Ugadi 2025
Tirumala Ugadi 2025 Festival: Special Pujas and Events Sri Maha Vishnu while descending on our planet from Vaikunta brought with him beautiful mountains, valleys and water bodies. In addition, he brought along his chief attendant Sri Garuda and other retinue. He has blessed Telugu land with his choice of place and made Tirumala as Vaikunta Read More
Nagula Chavithi 2024: Date, Puja Vidhi, Significance & Story
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Maha Navaratri (Sarada Navaratri) – 9 Nights
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Deepavali – The Divine Victory
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Glorious forms of Lord Ganesha
Glory of Lord Ganesha Ganesha is worshipped across India as the Lord of benignity and auspiciousness. He is also the God of wisdom. Before undertaking any work Hindus offer their obeisance to Lord Ganesha. It is believed that He is instrumental in removing all hurdles, hence he is called ‘Vighneswara’. He is invoked at the Read More
