एकादशी 2026 / Ekadashi 2026 Next Ekadashi loading… Checking calendar… Is saal 2026 24 Ekadashi hain — har mahine mein do, Shukla aur Krishna Paksha mein. Adhik Maas nahi hai is saal. Vrat ka din Ekadashi tithi Anaj nahi khaya…
Last checked: 18 October 2026 · Reviewed by Narendra Kumar Chaubey, Jyotisha Acharya Kalkaji Mandir is one of the oldest and busiest Devi temples in Delhi. It stands on Suryakuta Parvat, a low spur of the Aravalli hills in South…
जितिया व्रत 2026 / Jitiya Vrat 2026 Saturday, 3 October 2026 Ashwin Krishna Ashtami · nirjala fast for the long life of children Nahai Khai Fri, 2 October The day before the fast. Bath in the morning, then the last…
If you have looked up the Navratri colours before, you have noticed something confusing: different websites give different colours for the same day. One source says Day 1 is yellow. Another says royal blue. A third says orange. A fourth…
The nine forms of the Navadurga are not simply nine goddesses to be worshipped in a fixed sequence over nine days. They are nine stages of a single journey – a map of the inner development that the nine nights…
The benefits of chanting the Gayatri Mantra daily do not arrive all at once. They arrive in a sequence – and knowing that sequence is what keeps most practitioners going through the first two weeks, which is when the practice…
The question every beginner asks about Hindu mantras is the same: where do I start? There are thousands of mantras in the tradition. Every article recommends a different one as the most powerful, the most accessible, or the most important.…
Quick Answer: Vishwakarma Puja falls on 17 September because of Kanya Sankranti – the moment the Sun moves from Leo (Simha) into Virgo (Kanya) in the Hindu solar calendar. This is a fixed solar event, not a religious convention, which…
Every article about Navratri tells you there are 9 days. Fewer explain that there are actually 10 – and that the 10th day, Vijayadasami, has its own complete tradition, its own mantra, and is the reason the festival ends the…
Every year on 17 September, workers across India observe Vishwakarma Puja — and most years the same question comes up: why 17 September? Across factories, garages, printing presses, engineering workshops and IT offices in India, machines go silent. They are…