Nirjala fasting (Vrat) is one of the strictest and most rewarding fasts in the Hindu tradition. Devotees fast for 24 hours without consuming food or even a drop of water, making it a true test of faith and endurance.

Navratri or Durga Puja, the nine-day festival dedicated to the goddess Durga, is full of energy, devotion, and spiritual practices.

Sati fell deeply in love with Shiva, the ascetic god who resided in the mountains. Despite Shiva’s unconventional ways, she was devoted to him.

Karna’s desire for revenge against Draupadi is a captivating element of the Mahabharata.

In the epic Mahabharata, many wonder why Lord Krishna didn’t save Yudhishthir from the infamous dice game.

Dahi Handi is a lively festival celebrated mainly in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It’s part of the Krishna Janmashtami celebrations, which mark the birth of Lord Krishna.

Chess is a game millions enjoy worldwide, but did you know it has roots in ancient India?

The game of dice in the Mahabharat is a crucial event that changed the course of history. The Pandavas, known for their wisdom and strength, surprisingly agreed to play this game.

Rishi Panchami is a significant day in Hindu culture, observed to honor the seven great sages, also known as Saptarishis.

Kaushiki Amavasya is a sacred day in the Hindu calendar dedicated to Goddess Kaushiki.