Hinduism is one of the largest celebrated religions worldwide. The branches of Hinduism spread across each corner of the planet earth.

Let’s agree on one thing- we all are afraid of the effects of Rahu.

According to mythological tales, Kamdhenus – the five wish-fulfilling cows emerged from Samudra Manthan (the Great Churning of the ocean), and Nanda was one of them.

Ayurveda has given humankind several golden elixirs that work miraculously in different conditions.

Pushkar Mela (fair) is one of the popular events in India, which is more of a cultural symbol than just a mere fair.

In Hinduism, people consider coconut as the epitome of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth.

Bali Pratipada is a unique celebration observed on the fourth day of Diwali, which is also known as Bali Puja.

In Kokan, several beliefs are famous regarding temples and deities, but the Ganpati Pule Temple has unbelievable stories of all.

Hindu Astrology is an Indian belief, which is a blend of Astro science and arts.

Govatsa Dwadashi is a traditional Hindu ritual that people perform every year before the Dhanteras festival.