A festival is an event that is usually or unusually celebrated by a group of people on certain characteristics of that culture and religion.
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Explore Nirjala Ekadashi’s traditional association with Bhima, waterless fasting, devotional practice and safer alternatives for people who should not fast.
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Read the complete guide Calendar-aware observance guideLearn why Devshayani Ekadashi marks Vishnu’s symbolic rest and the beginning of Chaturmas in many traditions.
Read the complete guide Calendar-aware observance guideExplore Devutthana Ekadashi, the close of Chaturmas in many traditions, Tulsi Vivah and the return of seasonal marriage observances.
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Diwali, or Deepavali, is the festival of lamps: a season when homes are cleaned, thresholds are decorated, families gather, prayers are offered and rows of small flames turn the darkest night of the lunar month into a landscape of light. The festival is celebrated across India and by communities aro...
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