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Diwali 2026 falls on Sunday, November 8, 2026. Also known as Deepavali, the festival of lights is one of the most important Hindu festivals and is celebrated with Lakshmi Puja, diyas, rangoli, sweets, prayers and family gatherings. If you’re planning your Diwali celebrations, travel, shopping or religious observances, knowing the correct date is essential. In … Read more
Tulsi Vivah 2025: From Date to Muhurat and Puja Samagri Table of Contents Date & Muhūrta Date: Sunday, 2 November 2025. Dvādaśī Tithi begins at ~ 07:31 AM on 2 Nov and ends at ~ 05:07 AM on 3 Nov. The festival is celebrated in the bright fortnight (Śukla Pakṣa) of the month of Kārtik. … Read more
Have you ever gazed at the sky to witness the first glimpse of the moon after Amavasya (new moon day)? This sacred occasion is known as Chandra Darshan, and it holds immense importance in Hindu culture. Devotees believe that sighting the moon on this day brings prosperity, good fortune, and blessings for family well-being. In … Read more