Hinduism defines Ekadashi as a sacred day dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Among all Ekadashis, Kartik Ekadashi, also called Dev Uthani Ekadashi, stands out as the day when Lord Vishnu awakens from his cosmic slumber.

Vishwakarma Puja, dedicated to Lord Vishwakarma—the celestial engineer, architect, and creator of tools, machines, and crafts—is a workplace festive tradition that ties safety, respect, and growth together.

Ghee has been part of Indian tradition for thousands of years. It is more than just clarified butter.

Aasthapana, also known as Niruham Basti, is a powerful Ayurvedic detox therapy that is part of the Panchakarma system.

Kandamool, often identified as Ram Kand Mool, is a traditional root vegetable with deep roots in Hindu mythology and Ayurveda.

The Ashvamedha Yajna, often known as the “horse sacrifice,” is one of the most elaborate and revered Vedic rituals in Hindu tradition.

Panchakarma is one of Ayurveda’s most wide healing therapies, designed to cleanse the body from the core within while restoring balance and vitality.

Ukadiche Modak, a steamed Maharashtrian delicacy offered to Lord Ganesha, is more than a festive treat.

Anant Chaturdashi is a significant Hindu festival celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion.

Onam is incomplete without the comforting sweetness of payasam, a festive dessert that carries both cultural and nutritional value.