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Islamic New Year is observed to mark the migration of Prophet Muhammad from Mekkah to Madinah. This journey is known as Hijra and therefore the Islamic New Year is known as Hijri New Year. This day is considered very auspicious for Muslims around the world and is a time for mourning and remembrance of the ultimate sacrifice., Spirituality News, Times Now

The Islamic festival of Muharram is celebrated as the Islamic New Year by the Muslims across the world. However, The Shias mourn this day whereas the Sunnis observe fasting throughout this day. Read on to find out what date if Muharram falling and the significance of this festival and its history. , Spirituality News, Times Now

The popular festival of Raksha Bandhan or Rakhi will be celebrated on August 30 this year. This festival is also known as Rakhi Purnima and it symbolises the love and trust between the brother and sister. Know the shubh mahurat to tie Rakhi on Raksha Bandhan day and when not to tie it. , Spirituality News, Times Now

Today is the second Monday of Sawan month and it also happily coincides with Hariyali Amavasya which marks the beginning of the monsoon season. Due to Hariyali Amavasya falling on a Monday, this Amavasya is also called Somvati Amavasya. The day is marked by fasting and worshipping of Lord Shiva and Maa Parvati who bless their devotees. , Spirituality News, Times Now

Applying tilak on the forehead is a very important and significant ritual among Hindus. But while there is certainly a very strong religious reason behind the application of tilak on the forehead, there is also a very deep spiritual reason why people apply tilak on their forehead. Let us find out what those spiritual reasons are and what are its benefits, Spirituality News, Times Now

Today Adhik Mass is starting which will continue till August 16. It is after 19 years that Adhik Maas is taking place in the month of Sawan. Adhik Mass is the additional month in the Hindi calendar. This period is considered inauspicious and therefore a number of auspicious works are prohibited during this time. , Spirituality News, Times Now

Although Durga Puja, the biggest festival in Bengal, is still five months away, the preparations have already kicked off in full swing. The creative economy surrounding this festival is expected to surpass last year's figures by 25%-30%, particularly after the prestigious recognition from UNESCO, according to a forum of Durga Puja organizers, committees, and agencies engaged in securing corporate sponsorships. ​​The creative economy encompasses the financial impact on various industries...