The festival of Bhai Dooj or Bhaiya Dooj is a symbol of the immense love and dedication of brother and sister. On this day, married women invite their brothers to their homes and offer them food by applying tilak. This festival, which comes two days after Diwali, is also called Yam Dwitiya. On this day, […]
Goverdhan Puja 2019: Why and How it is celebrated?
Oct 28, 2019
Govardhan Puja is performed on the next day of Diwali i.e. Deepawali or Diwali. It is also known as Annakoot or Annakut. This year Govardhan festival is being celebrated on 28 October. Lord Krishna (Sri Krishna), Govardhan Parvat and cows are worshiped on the day of Govardhana Puja. Various kinds of eatables are offered to […]
Diwali: removes darkness and brings new hope and joy
Oct 27, 2019
An important and most auspicious festival of Indian society, Diwali is nowhere. Diwali, a day of lightning lamps, burning crackers, and prayers. Different religious communities like Hindus, Sikhs, and Jains celebrate this festival for different reasons but the main motive behind all is the same i.e victory of good over evil, light over darkness. In […]
Some ways to enjoy Diwali festival without crackers
Oct 26, 2019
Diwali represents the festival of lights and spreads love everywhere. Human beings spread love and lit the lamp of peace and humanity. Diwali is associated with lightening of earthen lamps, candles, distribution of sweets, family get together and crackers. If we look into the present condition of the environment, then only one thing that seems […]
Dhanteras 2019: Worship lord Dhanvantri for wealth
Oct 25, 2019
Dhanteras is the first day of the Diwali festival, the major festival of Hindus. This time Dhanteras is on 25 October. It is believed that Lord Dhanvantari, the god of Ayurveda, was born on the day of Dhanteras during the churning of Ksheer Sagar. On this day, there is a law to worship Goddess Lakshmi, […]
World Polio Day: Donate time, funds and voice to eradicate the disease
Oct 24, 2019
Every year 24th October is celebrated as World Polio Day. The purpose of celebrating this day is to spread awareness about the disease like Polio. Polio is an infectious disease that is spread by the virus. Poliovirus enters the human body through the mouth and affects the intestine. The polio disease is also called poliomyelitis, […]
Different techniques for solving Heart Problems
Oct 21, 2019
A healthy lifestyle is directly related to a healthy heart. But due to changing routines and eating habits many times heart problems occur. In such cases, it is the cardiologist who diagnoses the problem and treats it with the utmost care. The cardiologist performs all the necessary tests and other procedures related to the heart […]
Key Traits Necessary to be a Digital Marketing Professional
Oct 20, 2019
To have an achievement in the digital marketing field, an individual must have the abilities, expertise, and experience of a multitude of different professional experts. Digital marketing is a profession combining traditional marketing, web design, SEO, marketing in social media, Content writing, and much more diverse features/ fields are there in which they have to […]
Borderline difference between Sprain and Strain
Oct 19, 2019
Sprains and strains are two terms that are always used interchangeably but there is a wide difference between these two injuries. Dr. Amit Saini, Orthopaedic surgeon, Sapra Multispeciality Hospital, Hisar here will explain the difference between the sprain and strain, their causes and preventive measures. Strain: Tendons are tissues that connect our muscles to bones […]
Karva Chauth 2019: Significant Hindu festival for married women
Oct 17, 2019
Karva Chauth 2019: Karva Chauth fast has special significance for married women. It is believed that due to the effect of this fast, the husband’s life is prolonged and all wishes are fulfilled. This year the women will celebrate the fasting on 17th October. Apart from married women, unmarried girls also observe this fast. It […]










