Festivals

:- by Yusra Naqvi   The region of Awadh, especially the cities of Faizabad and Lucknow, emerged as one of the most vibrant centres of...

-: By Yusra Naqvi India’s spiritual and cultural heritage has long been shaped by music, celebration, and festivity. From the twelfth to the eighteenth centuries,...

-by Ayush Tripathi Abstract Ramzan ayo, ramzan ayo, mah-e-mubarak ayo re, Ism-e-Khuda ni barakat layo, roze-waala ayo re ‘Ramadan has come, Ramadan has come, the...

by:- Ayush Tripathi Abstract “Come, the pung is calling — the moon has opened its full eye over Kangla, and five nights of colour will...

By Tehreem Asad The holy month of Ramzan (or Ramadan) is the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. It was during this month that...

By Saiee Katkar Diwali, the festival of lights, carries deep and varied meanings across Indian traditions. For Jains, it commemorates the night when Mahavira attained...

By Ramyani Banerjee The fat-bellied ghosts from Satyajit Ray’s Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne. Image Source:- Ray, Satyajit, director. Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne. 1969, YouTube, www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-s-9hp5bIQ....

By Anukriti Upreti As the day winds down and the sun sets behind the mountains, in the serene twilight, children and elders light the Bhailo,...

By Anukriti Upreti Bastar Dussehara is a 75 days long festival celebrated in the Ashwin month of the Hindu calendar (September–October). This festival does not...

By Chanchal Kale India exemplifies a rich tapestry of cultural diversity, wherein religion fundamentally shapes social structures and interactions. The intrinsic relationship between individuals and...