While cultural and religious traditions often carry deep symbolic meanings, some practices also align with scientific principles.

Gujiya is a traditional sweet dish in Hindu culture holding a special place in our hearts, especially during festive occasions like Holi and Diwali.

Money, as we all know, is the cornerstone of a dignified and pleasurable existence on earth.

In Hindu culture, farmers worship the god Varuna – the Hindu god of rain and water each year to bring the rainy season back on earth.

In Hindu culture, several superstitions are there, which people blindly and faithfully continue to follow for decades.

According to Hindu culture, Shashti Poorti is regarded as a traditional ceremony that people celebrate on the completion of sixty years of the male person in the family.

Rudraksha or Rudraksh is a sacred element that has immense value in Hindu culture.

Within the Hindu culture, we can find several debates behind conducting Abhishekam or Abhishek on stone idols in temples.

Ekadashi is one of the most auspicious days according to Hinduism.

Lord Shiva or Bholenath is the most praised deity in the universe.