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Hindu CalendarVasant Panchami is a Hindu religious observance
Vasant Panchami: February 8, 2011Vasant Panchami is a religious observance for Hindus and it is a national holiday in Nepal. Vasant Panchami is a Hindu festival that celebrates the birthday of Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge, art and music. It is celebrated on the fifth day of the Indian month of Magh. Diwali is a Hindu festival celebrated all over the world
Diwali Festival: November 5, 2010Diwali is a religious 5 day festival celebrated by Hindus all over the world. It is also a public holiday in Fiji, India, Mauritius, Trinidad and Tobago. Diwali is a beautiful Hindu festival that is celebrated during 5 days and is known as the Festival of Lights. It literally means Row of Lights in Sanskrit. It begins late in the month of Ashwin with Dhan Teras the first day, and ends in the beginning of month Kartika, the last day is called Yama Dvitiya. Dussera is a religious observance for Hindus
Dussera Festival: October 17, 2010Dussera is a religious observance for Hindus. Dussera is the culmination of the Festival of Navaratri, and it is celebrated on the tenth day of this festival dedicated to Mother Goddess Durga and Lord Rama. Dussehra begins
Dussehra Date: October 17, 2010Dussehra is a major festival of India and in Nepal, and it is a public holiday. Dussehra (Dasara) festival is celebrated typically in October. The mode and the fervor vary by a great deal across the subcontinent. Different parts of India celebrate the festival in different ways. Some celebrate it as Navaratri, some as Vijaya-Dashami, and some as Dussehra, in worship of Goddess Durga or celebrating Rama’s victory over Rawana. The celebrations vary from a day to nine days (for Navaratri) to a month (for Mysore Dasara). Navaratri is a religious observance for Hindus
Navaratri Festival: October 8, 2010Navaratri is a religious observance for Hindus. Navaratri literally means Nine Nights, and it is a Hindu festival of worship and dance. During these days the various forms of Mother Goddess Durga are celebrated with joy and devotion. The festival is celebrated four times a year, and in October it is the Sharana Navaratri, the most important of Navaratris. Next Page » |
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