Hindu Festivals or Sanartan Dharam Festivals are an events that directly or indirectly linked to social welfare or charity. Everyday there is some festival in Hinduism for the simple reason as its the Oldest religion in the world and such a huge number of followers got their own beliefs. Each hindu Event got its own defined date based on vedic calender based on planetary position i.e. scientific calculations and a fix process on how to celebrate it. Following are the main Sanatan Dharm Festivals celebrated by Hindus.
Rama Navami is the birthday celebration of Lord Rama also called ‘Maryada Purushottam’. Lord Rama was the son of Queen Kausalya and King Dasharatha of Ayodhya Nagri. It is said that he is the seventh incarnation of Lord Vishnu. This…
As per Konkanis Hindu and Maharashtrians, GudiPadwa is celebrated as the New Year day. It is celebrated in the month of March or April, that is, the month of Chaitra as per the Hindu calendar. It is believed that Lord…
Ugadi’’ also called ‘Bhartiya Nav Varshor’ or ‘Vikram Samvat’ mean the starting of new age, according to the dictionary. It also means Hindi New Year as per the people of the Deccan. It is enjoyed every year on the first…
Navratri Ghatasthapana During Navratri, Ghatasthapana is a very important ritual. It is the starting of nine day long festival called Navratri. In the scriptures, the guidelines and rules are written to perform ‘Ghatasthapana’ at a particular time period. Ghatasthapana is…
Sheetala Ashtami is celebrated with great zeal and passion in cities like Jaipur, Chaksu, Jodhpur and Kaga of Rajasthan. It is celebrated after Holi in March or April month in the spring season. On this day, the Sheetla Mata is…
Navratras Navaratri basically represents a celebration of the Goddess Durga, with nava meaning nine and ratri meaning nights Navratri is “Nine Nights festival”. The commencement of spring and autumn are considered to be an important junction of atmospheric and solar…
