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Holi 2024: Astrologer's Guide To A Prosperous And Positive Holi | Culture News - Vimarsana News

Holi 2024: Astrologer's Guide To A Prosperous And Positive Holi | Culture News

As the festival of Holi approaches, Astrologer Parduman Suri shares insightful tips to harness positive energies for wealth, fame, and well-being.

Source: india.com
sacred thread | String of consciousness: Unravelling the many uses of poite in urban India - Vimarsana News

sacred thread | String of consciousness: Unravelling the many uses of poite in urban India

Many of us discard the sacred thread just days after getting it. If that is what the foregone fate is of the thread, why go through the trouble of getting one in the first place?

Charles Lloyd celebrates 85, Harlem Late Night - Vimarsana News

Charles Lloyd celebrates 85, Harlem Late Night

For over six decades, tenor saxophonist/flautist and composer Charles Lloyd has enjoyed a most luminous career.

Sevanthige-Tulsi Leaves, Shunti Plants Galore! Hindus All Geared Up for Krishna Janmashtami - Vimarsana News

Sevanthige-Tulsi Leaves, Shunti Plants Galore! Hindus All Geared Up for Krishna Janmashtami

Sevanthige (Chrysanthemum), Tulsi (Holy Basil) Leaves & Shunti (Ginger) Plants, among items Galore! Hindus In Spiritual Mood All Geared Up for

Non-Muslim students cannot be forced by school to wear hijab; should be allowed to wear sacred thread, tilak: Madhya Pradesh High Court - Vimarsana News

Non-Muslim students cannot be forced by school to wear hijab; should be allowed to wear sacred thread, tilak: Madhya Pradesh High Court

The High Court was dealing with a case where non-Muslim students were alleged to have been forced to wear a head scarf (Hijab), while also being denied permission to wear their own religious essentials, such as tilak.