Govardhan Pooja revolves around gratitude and devotion. It emphasises the importance of nature and the interconnectedness of ...

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Celebrate Diwali with unique crafts made by inmates in Uttar Pradesh prisons, featuring eco-friendly lamps, candles, and decorative items. Discover their talent and creativity this festive season!

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Edward Fraughton’s last masterpiece is photographed for the first time by the Deseret News — a sculpture that the late, award ...

Diwali Padwa or Bali Pratipada celebrates demon king Bali, symbolising the victory of good over evil. From date, history to timings, here's all you need to know ...

However, the clay used for making Durga idols traditionally ... Soil from the banks of the Ganga, along with cow urine and cow dung, are also traditionally used in the construction of the idol.