Human life largely depends on success and failure. Apart from one’s efforts, there are a number of factors that show their direct or indirect effect on one’s success. However, if you wish to achieve success and bring positivity in your life, opt for Mantras For Success. These Mantras (sacred chants) boost your confidence to find..
One of the most revered goddesses in Hinduism, Mata Durga is cherished as all over India as protector of devotees and the destroyer of evils. India is dispersed with thousands of temples dedicated to Goddess Durga, having unique histories and each dedicated to some age-old tradition. In this blog we present some of the most..
In this article, we describe the most famous Shiva Temples in India. In addition to being important pilgrimage destinations, these temples are a great source of spiritual comfort and transcendental bliss. With the thought of Lord Shiva in mind, read about popular shiva temples to find a source of inspiration for your next visit.
A child is probably the most priced possession for a person in his life. Nothing can remove the sadness that comes in a couples life if they are not blessed with a child.
Seen as the largest gathering of humans on this planet, Kumbh Mela is a highly auspicious festival for the Hindu pilgrims of India.
Flag off to Char Dham Yatra on (Tuesday) 21st April. State government leaving no stone unturned to ensure a safe and successful Yatra.
The government of Madhya Pradesh has made an announcement of assembling liquor counters outside the very well-known religious site of Ujjain, Kal Bhairav Temple.
The China – India Mou, opens up a new route to the Mount Kailash. Get ready for a safe & comfortable pilgrimage to Mount Kailash via Nathula Pass, Sikkim.
From 23rd July, a special tourist train from Bangalore will leave and travel via Chennai, Vijayawada and Warangal to cover some holy destinations in the month of Aadi.
The famous Sikh pilgrimage to Hemkund Sahib will commence on this Sunday. From last 1 year, preparations are being done in full swing.
