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'Gotta Drop Ego': American Tourist Shaves Head On Banks Of Ganga After Making Promise, Video Viral
A US tourist fulfilled a promise by shaving his head in Haridwar after livestreaming daily across India for 60 days, honouring local spiritual traditions.
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Winter Diet Rituals To Stay Immune: Foods, Drinks, And Habits To Keep Close This Season
Whether you swear by haldi doodh (golden milk) or have rediscovered the traditional gond ke laddoo, winter is a season for prioritising warmth from the foods you eat to the practices you follow.
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From Gud Ki Chai To Kahwa: 5 Immunity-Boosting Drinks You Must Try This Winter
Those early mornings and late evenings almost feel incomplete without a cup of tea or coffee. For many, winter truly starts only when the kettle begins working overtime.
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Kerala's Culinary Culture Named Among World's Best Travel Experiences For 2026
Lonely Planet, the acclaimed global travel guide, recently recognised Kerala's culinary culture as one of the best experiences for travellers to undertake in 2026.
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Why More Indians Are Starting Their Day With Ghee, Honey And Herbal Drinks
The renewed love for ghee, honey, and herbal drinks is a conscious lifestyle shift. By beginning the day with warmth, nourishment, and mindfulness, Indians are rediscovering ancient wisdom
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How A Simple Red Cloth Became A Symbol Of India's Biryani Culture
The red cloth on biryani handi has a story that combines practical cooking wisdom, cultural symbolism, and inherited habit. Read on.
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Top RSS Leader Offers Golden Pot At Kerala Temple For Actor Mammootty
Veteran RSS pracharak and Akhil Bharatiya Sampark team member A Jayakumar, a close friend of actor Mammootty, performed a special ritual for the actor's health and longevity at the Rajarajeshwara temple in Kerala's Kannur.
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How To Make Perfect Thekua At Home For Chhath Puja
Thekua is offered with folded hands and deep faith. It is believed that this offering brings happiness and good fortune to the family observing the fast.
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Govardhan Puja 2025: Date, Muhurat And 10 Traditional Bhog Dishes You Can Make
The day after Diwali marks Govardhan Puja, also known as Annakut, one of the most sacred and food-filled days in the Hindu calendar.
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35 Suffer Burn Injuries During "Hingot Battle", Post-Diwali Ritual In Indore
Hingot is a wild fruit with a tough outer shell. Once dried, its pulp is removed, and gunpowder is packed inside before sealing it with yellow clay.
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How To Make Sattvik Lauki Ki Sabzi For Chhath Puja Fasting (Nahay Khay Special)
Before the prayers and the fasting, there's a quiet meal that begins it all. Here's why Lauki ki Sabzi, the simplest of dishes, holds the deepest meaning on the first day of Chhath Puja.
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Why Festivals Are The Peak Season For Group Getaways In India
Festive travel is no longer just about escaping; it's about immersing differently. For modern Indian families, this shift isn't about leaving tradition behind; it's about taking it along for the ride.
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7 Temples You Can Visit Across India This Diwali For A Divine Experience
Whether it's your first Diwali in India or a yearly tradition, these temples offer the perfect backdrop to celebrate the triumph of light over darkness.
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Choddo Shaak For Diwali 2025: Why Bengal's 14-Greens Ritual Is Unmissable
On the eve of Bhoot Chaturdashi, a day before Kali Pujo, often coinciding with Choti Diwali, Bengali families prepare this ritualistic dish. Read on.
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When Is Bhai Dooj 2025 And These 5 Recipes Will Make It More Special
On Bhai Dooj, sisters prepare a festive thali filled with mauli, roli, sweets, and gola. The tilak is applied to the brother's forehead, mauli is tied on his wrist, and both share sweets as blessings are exchanged.
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'Gotta Drop Ego': American Tourist Shaves Head On Banks Of Ganga After Making Promise, Video Viral
A US tourist fulfilled a promise by shaving his head in Haridwar after livestreaming daily across India for 60 days, honouring local spiritual traditions.
-
Winter Diet Rituals To Stay Immune: Foods, Drinks, And Habits To Keep Close This Season
Whether you swear by haldi doodh (golden milk) or have rediscovered the traditional gond ke laddoo, winter is a season for prioritising warmth from the foods you eat to the practices you follow.
-
From Gud Ki Chai To Kahwa: 5 Immunity-Boosting Drinks You Must Try This Winter
Those early mornings and late evenings almost feel incomplete without a cup of tea or coffee. For many, winter truly starts only when the kettle begins working overtime.
-
Kerala's Culinary Culture Named Among World's Best Travel Experiences For 2026
Lonely Planet, the acclaimed global travel guide, recently recognised Kerala's culinary culture as one of the best experiences for travellers to undertake in 2026.
-
Why More Indians Are Starting Their Day With Ghee, Honey And Herbal Drinks
The renewed love for ghee, honey, and herbal drinks is a conscious lifestyle shift. By beginning the day with warmth, nourishment, and mindfulness, Indians are rediscovering ancient wisdom
-
How A Simple Red Cloth Became A Symbol Of India's Biryani Culture
The red cloth on biryani handi has a story that combines practical cooking wisdom, cultural symbolism, and inherited habit. Read on.
-
Top RSS Leader Offers Golden Pot At Kerala Temple For Actor Mammootty
Veteran RSS pracharak and Akhil Bharatiya Sampark team member A Jayakumar, a close friend of actor Mammootty, performed a special ritual for the actor's health and longevity at the Rajarajeshwara temple in Kerala's Kannur.
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How To Make Perfect Thekua At Home For Chhath Puja
Thekua is offered with folded hands and deep faith. It is believed that this offering brings happiness and good fortune to the family observing the fast.
-
Govardhan Puja 2025: Date, Muhurat And 10 Traditional Bhog Dishes You Can Make
The day after Diwali marks Govardhan Puja, also known as Annakut, one of the most sacred and food-filled days in the Hindu calendar.
-
35 Suffer Burn Injuries During "Hingot Battle", Post-Diwali Ritual In Indore
Hingot is a wild fruit with a tough outer shell. Once dried, its pulp is removed, and gunpowder is packed inside before sealing it with yellow clay.
-
How To Make Sattvik Lauki Ki Sabzi For Chhath Puja Fasting (Nahay Khay Special)
Before the prayers and the fasting, there's a quiet meal that begins it all. Here's why Lauki ki Sabzi, the simplest of dishes, holds the deepest meaning on the first day of Chhath Puja.
-
Why Festivals Are The Peak Season For Group Getaways In India
Festive travel is no longer just about escaping; it's about immersing differently. For modern Indian families, this shift isn't about leaving tradition behind; it's about taking it along for the ride.
-
7 Temples You Can Visit Across India This Diwali For A Divine Experience
Whether it's your first Diwali in India or a yearly tradition, these temples offer the perfect backdrop to celebrate the triumph of light over darkness.
-
Choddo Shaak For Diwali 2025: Why Bengal's 14-Greens Ritual Is Unmissable
On the eve of Bhoot Chaturdashi, a day before Kali Pujo, often coinciding with Choti Diwali, Bengali families prepare this ritualistic dish. Read on.
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When Is Bhai Dooj 2025 And These 5 Recipes Will Make It More Special
On Bhai Dooj, sisters prepare a festive thali filled with mauli, roli, sweets, and gola. The tilak is applied to the brother's forehead, mauli is tied on his wrist, and both share sweets as blessings are exchanged.
