Goddess Durga, yet known as Shakti or Parvati, is the goddess of war and a principal deity of Hindu mythology.

Laxmi puja is an auspicious Hindu festival dedicated to Goddess Laxmi- the goddess of wealth and the wife of Lord Vishnu.

Goddess Shitala or Sitala (spelled as Sheetala also) is highly warbled and praised by devotees of North and East Indian territories.

Durga Puja or Durgotsav is the grand Bengali Hindu festival that occurs in the Hindu month of Ashwin (September-October), observed in the Indian states of West Bengal, Assam, Odisha, Tripura, Bihar, and Jharkhand plus Bangladesh country including other western countries as well.

Crows are considered as a very vital part of the Hindu culture, especially during the death rituals.

One of the most well-known Hindu rituals plus the practice of paying homage and debts of our ancestors is Tarpan.

Did you know that on the Indonesian currency, you will find the Lord Ganesha image?

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.

After years of protest, anticipation, prayer, India is finally getting its Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, dedicated to Hindu Lord Ram or Rama.