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Janmashtami 2023: Learn how to worship Lord Krishna according to your zodiac sign for prosperity, good luck, and overall well-being. This article provides specific tips and rituals for each sign, so you can find the perfect way to connect with the divine.

Shubhangi Atre, who essays the character of Angoori Bhabi in the superhit television show 'Bhabhiji Ghar Par Hai', walked down the memory lane as she recollected how she spent her dsys in her hometown earlier celebrating the festival of ...

Krishna Janmashtami 2023: The festival is celebrated with much enthusiasm all over the country.

Dahi Handi is traditionally observed on the day following Krishna Janmashtami. This year, the festival is set to be celebrated on Thursday, September 7.

The day after Krishna Janmashtami is usually the day that Dahi Handi is celebrated. The festival is set to take place on September 7 this year.

Krishna Janmashtami 2023: Choose here simple Krishna Janmashtanu dresses for students and kids.

The Sawan or Shravan celebration will start on July 4 and go until August 31. A rare occurrence after 19 years makes this year particularly noteworthy. This month is dedicated to the worship, rituals, and practices of Lord Shiva. Learn why Sawan is so dear to Lord Shiva.

The Sawan month will start from July 4 this year and unlike other times this time the Sawan month will last for 58 days i.e. 2 months. The month of Sawan is the fifth month of the Hindu lunar calendar. This entire month is devoted to the worship of Lord Shiva. Find out what are the dos and don’ts to follow in this auspicious month. , Spirituality News, Times Now

The Sawan or Shravan celebration will start on July 4 and go until August 31. A rare occurrence after 19 years makes this year particularly noteworthy. This month is dedicated to the worship, rituals, and practices of Lord Shiva. Learn why Sawan is so dear to Lord Shiva.

Another unique temple found in India is the Kheer Bhavani temple which is located in Kashmir. This temple is home to Goddess Durga who is worshiped in the form of Maa Ragni. Find out why this temple has this unique name and what are the traditions and history associated with this temple. , Spirituality News, Times Now