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In India, celebrations take place every single day. There is a lot of happiness and positivism in the air throughout all of these festivals. However, harvest festivals are the most widely observed holidays here. And the Bihu festival is one of those lovely harvest festivals that observed in India. It is Assam’s most famous cultural […]
Every local festival offers a window into the distinct culture, traditions, and various aspects of a specific region. India, with its diverse corners, celebrates various types of festivals, throughout the year. Each adds a unique flavor to the diverse culture of India. Today, we are going to talk about some famous festivals in Karnataka.
Kerala, a state in the southwestern tip of India, is a land of culture and festivals. Festivals are a way to know the culture and heritage of an area. Kerala, often referred to as ‘God’s Own Country’, is not just blessed with beautiful green hills but also with rich cultural diversity. In this blog, we
Mahamaham, a sacred festival, is celebrated in the heart of Kumbakonam city in Tamil Nadu. The festival is also known as Mahamagham or Mamangam. It considered as an auspicious occasion among the Tamil Hindu community. The main concept of the festival is to take a sacred bath in the holy Mahamaham tank. Mahamaham happens in
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India is a land of diverse festivals, each with individual charm and significance. While many other festivals honor deities, harvests, or historical events, Rakhi Purnima cherishes the unconditional love of brother-sister. Here, Rakhi refers to a protective thread. The festival is observed on the Purnima tithi (full moon day), generally in the month of Shravana. Rakhi Purnima
Painting is the beautiful process of using lines and colors to convey human thoughts and emotions. Indian painting is a mesmerizing artistic tradition that portrays India’s diverse culture and history through intricate designs, detailed brushwork, and vibrant colors. It has a long history that started with cave art. Then gradually Indian painting evolved through ceramics,