India has always taken pride in its multi-cultural heritage.

Coper is considered a Sun metal; hence, every individual needs to wear copper on the ring finger, which signifies the Sun finger.

Panchdhatu or Pancha Loha are five sacred metal alloys, as per Hinduism belief, and are traditionally considered auspicious.

Shaligram Shila is a rare piece of spherical black tinted stone, which is deeply associated with Lord Vishnu.

Lemon is popularly known as an Ayurvedic element for its medicinal properties and benefits in curing common diseases.

In every Hindu family, welcoming a new bride for the first time into the house carry diverse rituals and customs.

Kajal is an essential eye makeup traditionally been worn by Indian women since ancient times.

Tirtha or Tirtham is holy water or water body associated with temples or worship of a deity.

Whether it’s a daily prayer or a grand festival, Hindus always customarily offer pooja offerings or Prasad to God.

The Mangala Gauri or Gaya Peetham is one of the powerful Shakti Peeth that is situated on a small hillock in Gaya, Bihar.