“Kalashtami”, though the festive name sounds terrific, it has undeniable significance in Hinduism.

The planet Rahu-Ketu has an immense effect on people.

Hindu mythology never fails to amaze the world with its bag of versatile stories about Hindu gods and goddesses that are definitely a part of the Hindu culture.

Pradosh Vrat is an auspicious Hindu celebration that falls in Pradosh Kal, dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Shiva and Shakti (Goddess Parvati) – the supreme powers of Tridev and Tridevi are the saviors of the universe.

The very much central, compelling, researched, and discussed figure of all time since Ramayana, the king of all demons and asuras- “Ravana”, has always been a topic of debate for centuries.

Each day of the week has its religious importance in Hinduism.

During the prayer, Hindus offer food, light, incense stick, Ganga water along with flowers to the Hindu deities.

Hindu religion is filled with various unique yet skeptical activities, which not only has religious but medicinal significance as well.

Mahashivaratri is the Hindu festival that celebrated to honor the almighty Shiva as he is the savior of humankind and gods.