Amavasya, also known as the New Moon day, falls on the last day of the dark fortnight (Krishna Paksha) in every lunar month. On this night, the moon becomes completely invisible and the sky turns into total darkness. In Hindu tradition and Vedic philosophy, Amavasya holds deep significance as a day for self-purification, remembrance of […]
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Papanashini Ekadashi is one of the most sacred and important fasts in Hinduism. This Ekadashi falls on the Shukla Paksha (waxing moon phase) and is believed to grant devotees the special blessings of Lord Vishnu. Observing this fast is said to destroy sins, bring mental peace, enhance spiritual growth, and pave the way to liberation […]
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Swami Shashidhar is remembered as a great Vedic scholar, philosopher, social reformer, and spiritual practitioner. His birth anniversary is celebrated as a significant religious, cultural, and spiritual occasion. In Nepal and many regions of India, this day is observed with devotion, reverence, and spiritual practices. Life Overview Swami Shashidhar dedicated his life to the pursuit […]
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Shaniwar Pradosh Vrat is an important Hindu observance dedicated to Lord Shiva. It falls on Pradosh Kaal, the twilight period of the 13th (Trayodashi) and 12th (Dwadashi) lunar day of every month, specifically when it coincides with Saturday (Shaniwar). Devotees believe observing this Vrat helps in removing sins, relieving hardships, ensuring family harmony, and bringing […]
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Introduction Navagraha Shanti Puja is performed to reduce negative planetary effects (Graha Dosh) and enhance the positive influence of planets in one’s life. This Vedic ritual is most effective when conducted under the guidance of a knowledgeable priest. Essential Materials Navagraha idols, images, or yantras Kalash (sacred pot), water, Panchamrit Oil lamp (diya), ghee, incense […]
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Introduction Surya Sankranti comes from the Sanskrit word Sankramana, meaning the entry of the Sun from one zodiac sign to another. In Nepal, every monthly Sankranti carries special significance. It is not only religious but also deeply connected with astrology, health, agriculture, and social life. Surya Sankranti is celebrated in Nepal with family and community […]
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Introduction International Environment Day is celebrated worldwide on June 5 every year. Established after the 1972 United Nations Stockholm Conference, the day aims to raise global awareness about environmental protection, promote eco-friendly lifestyles, and encourage collaboration between governments, organizations, and communities. In Nepal, International Environment Day is more than a symbolic event. Schools, universities, government […]
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Introduction International Women’s Day is celebrated worldwide every March 8. The day aims to honor women’s social, economic, political, and cultural achievements. It also raises awareness about gender equality, women’s rights, education, health, employment, leadership, and empowerment. In Nepal, Women’s Day is not just a ceremonial event. It is observed through practical programs related to […]
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IntroductionMotiram Bhatta is a pivotal figure in the history of Nepali literature. He was not only a poet but also a literary activist, editor, social reformer, and scholar. Motiram is best known for compiling the biography of poet Bhanubhakta Acharya and establishing him as the National Poet of Nepal. Every year, on Bhadra 29, Motiram […]
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IntroductionIn Hindu tradition, health, prosperity, and mental peace are considered the three pillars of a balanced life. Physical, mental, and spiritual well-being are closely connected, and various rituals and pujas are practiced to maintain this balance. According to scriptures, performing rituals at the right time, nakshatra, and auspicious dates brings positive energy, strengthens immunity, ensures […]
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