Significance of Diwali festival in different religions
Jainism Diwali is celebrated by Jains with devotion, on this day Lord Mahavira the 24th Thirthankara achieved Nirvana on Amavasya…
Jainism Diwali is celebrated by Jains with devotion, on this day Lord Mahavira the 24th Thirthankara achieved Nirvana on Amavasya…
Deepavali (“avali” means rows and “deepa” means lamp) or Diwali is a festival of lights much loved by one and…
If the shower head in the bathroom is clogged by tiny mineral deposits, try boiling it once a month in…
Chaat Masala Powder is a powder prepared using an assortment of spices, which is used to add to snacks, fruits,…
Dal Raitha is cooked lentils in curds. Tastes good with Indian bread. Cuisine: Karnataka Time Required: 15 minutes Serves: 4…
Raw vegetables in coconut-garlic curds/yoghurt. Coconut Garlic Raitha tastes good with Pulao. Cuisine: North Indian Time Required: 20 Minutes Serves:…
This is an important arrangement in any of the Hindu rituals/pooja. This occupies a prominent place in the pedestal along…
Mangala Drowya and Pooje Samaanu means sacred items used on auspicious occasions like marriage rituals, upanayana (sacred thread ceremony), shrimantha (arathi…
This is an all time favorite snack. The flattened rice is deep fried and mixed with spices. Time Required: 20…
A snack prepared using winter beans also called as flat beans. This beans is available during winter in Mysore and…