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Gauri Ganesha Chaturthi 2026 falls on Jan 22, know the Madhyahna muhurat, moon-sighting time to avoid, vrat katha, and easy puja vidhi for blessed vibes.
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Ise Shrine is rebuilt every 20 years to refresh sacred energy, preserve ancient craftsmanship, and honor Amaterasu while keeping timeless tradition alive.
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Basant Panchami 2026 lights up India as Kolkata, Jaipur, Ujjain, Varanasi and Punjab celebrate Saraswati Puja with yellow vibes, kites, prayers, culture and soulful traditions.
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Magha Gupt Navratri 2026 begins on 19 January, a sacred time to worship Maa Durga through powerful remedies that remove negativity, attract prosperity, and restore spiritual balance.
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Vasant Panchami 2026 falls on January 23, marking Saraswati Puja with an auspicious morning muhurat, celebrating knowledge, learning, and the sacred tradition of Akshar-Abhyasam.
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Ramalala Pratishtha Diwas 2026 marks the third anniversary of Shri Ramalala’s consecration at Ayodhya Ram Temple, celebrating faith, devotion, and the historic revival of Ram Janmabhoomi.
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The longest solar eclipse in a century will darken skies in 2027. Where will it be visible, how long will it last, and why is it being called the eclipse of the century?
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Kanuma 2026 celebrates gratitude toward cattle and nature, blending sacred traditions with family joy through rituals, harvest offerings, and heartfelt messages to loved ones.
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Magha Gupta Navratri 2026 begins on 19 January with sacred Ghatasthapana; know the exact muhurat, rules, and spiritual significance of Kalash Sthapana for blessings and prosperity.
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Thai Amavasai 2026 is a sacred new moon day to honor ancestors through Tharpanam and Shraadh, believed to remove Pitru Dosha and bring peace, prosperity, and divine blessings - pure tradition, real grace.
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Krishna Kurma Dwadashi 2026 honors Lord Vishnu’s Kurma Avatar through fasting, puja, and charity; know the exact date, tithi timings, parana time, significance, and rituals for divine blessings.
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Uttarayana 2026 marks the Sun’s northward journey. Share 50+ meaningful WhatsApp status and Facebook greetings to spread positivity, prosperity, and spiritual warmth.
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Happy Mattu Pongal 2026 honors cattle, nature, and tradition with heartfelt wishes and greetings that reflect gratitude, prosperity, and cultural values.
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Celebrate Pongal 2026 with 40+ heartfelt wishes and quotes that spread gratitude, prosperity, and joy, making the harvest festival more meaningful for family, friends, and loved ones.
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Celebrate Magh Bihu 2026 with 40+ heartfelt wishes, greetings, and images that spread prosperity, gratitude, and festive joy among family and friends.
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Celebrate Pongal 2026 by sharing heartfelt wishes, greetings, images, and statuses that reflect gratitude, prosperity, and the joy of the harvest festival with loved ones.
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Celebrate Makar Sankranti 2026 by sharing heartfelt wishes and messages that spread positivity, prosperity, and joy as the Sun begins its auspicious northward journey.
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Makaravilakku 2026 will be observed on January 14 at Sabarimala. Devotees gather to witness the divine Makara Jyothi, symbolising Lord Ayyappa’s blessings, faith, and spiritual awakening.
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Shattila Ekadashi 2026 will be observed on January 14. Check Parana timings, religious significance, vrat rules, and sacred rituals dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
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Makar Sankranti 2026 coincides with Ekadashi after 23 years. Know whether rice and khichdi are allowed, what to donate, and the correct religious rules to follow.
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Makar Sankranti 2026 brings 60+ heartfelt quotes, images, and statuses to celebrate Uttarayan, spread positivity, and share traditional wishes of prosperity and new beginnings.
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Celebrate Makar Sankranti 2026 with 50+ heartfelt wishes, messages, and greetings to share joy, positivity, and traditional blessings with family and friends.
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Celebrate Happy Bhogi 2026 with 50+ heartfelt wishes, messages, quotes, and WhatsApp status ideas to share joy, tradition, and fresh beginnings with loved ones.
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Welcome Pongal 2026 with 60+ meaningful wishes, messages, and quotes that celebrate the harvest, gratitude, prosperity, and traditional festive spirit.
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Happy Bhogi 2026 celebrates renewal and gratitude with 40+ festive images, quotes, and greetings to share joy, positivity, and traditional wishes with loved ones.
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Surya Uttarayan 2026 begins on 14 January, marking the Sun’s northward journey. The transition symbolises positivity, longer days, spiritual growth, and auspicious new beginnings.
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Celebrate Happy Lohri 2026 with 60+ heartfelt wishes, quotes, and messages to share warmth, joy, and harvest happiness with family and friends.
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Celebrate Bhogi 2026 with warm wishes, meaningful messages, festive greetings, and status ideas that reflect gratitude, renewal, and the joy of the harvest festival.
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Celebrate Lohri 2026 with the best greetings, WhatsApp messages, and festive wishes to share joy, warmth, and harvest happiness with family and friends.
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Celebrate Lohri 2026 with warm wishes, meaningful messages, festive greetings, and inspiring quotes to share joy, tradition, and positivity with family and friends.
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Lohri 2026 will be celebrated on January 13 as per Hindu Panchang, a day before Makar Sankranti, with bonfire rituals marking harvest joy and seasonal transition.
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Bhogi 2026 marks the start of Pongal, where Kappu Kattu made of neem and turmeric is tied at entrances to invite purity, protection, and health during Bhogi Pandigai.
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Lohri 2026 will be celebrated on January 13 with an auspicious bonfire after sunset, honoring harvest traditions, Agni Dev, and the inspiring legend of Punjabi folk hero Dulla Bhatti.
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Harvest Festivals of India 2026 include Pongal, Lohri, Makar Sankranti, Uttarayana, Makaravilakku, and Magh Bihu, celebrating gratitude, prosperity, and agricultural traditions across India.
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Mauni Amavasya 2026 will be observed on January 18 as per Hindu Panchang, marking Maghi Amavasya with holy Ganga snan, silence, fasting, and major Kumbh Mela rituals.
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Makaravilakku 2026 falls on January 14 at Sabarimala, marking Makar Sankranti and the sacred sighting of the Makara Vilakku, a divine flame linked to Lord Ayyappa worship.
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Uttarayana 2026 marks Makar Sankranti on January 14, celebrating Lord Surya, the Sun’s northward journey, with puja rituals, kite flying, and traditional foods in Gujarat.
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Makar Sankranti 2026 marks the Sun’s entry into Capricorn. Know the exact date, Punya Kaal timings, puja rituals, and the spiritual meaning of this sacred harvest festival.
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Nidhivan in Vrindavan is closed after sunset due to deep-rooted beliefs that Lord Krishna performs Raas Leela here, making it one of India’s most mysterious and sacred temples.
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Thai Pongal 2026 celebrates the harvest and the Sun God on January 14. Know the date, auspicious timings, traditional rituals, and cultural significance of this major Tamil festival.
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When is Lohri in 2026? Know the date, timing, rituals and spiritual meaning of Lohadi, a vibrant harvest festival celebrated before Makara Sankranti.
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Why is Bhogi Pandigai celebrated before Sankranti? From sacred bonfires to joyful child rituals, discover the traditions, meaning, and date of Bhogi Pandigai 2026 in this festive guide.
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What secret is so powerful that it has kept a hidden vault sealed for centuries, defying law, logic and human greed despite claims of unimaginable treasure inside?
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Swami Vivekananda Jayanti 2026 marks the 163rd birth anniversary, celebrated as per Hindu Tithi to honour his teachings, spiritual legacy, and inspiration for India’s youth and nation.
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8 Jan 2026 Numerology advises smart financial planning, cautious spending, and long-term investment strategies for growth and stability.
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The 900-year-old Choksi Nath Temple in Shahjahanpur is famed for its mysterious colour-changing Shivlings, divine rain-belief rituals, and nine generations of one family preserving its legacy.
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Yagyopavit Sanskar Muhurat 2026 highlights the sacred Janeu ceremony dates, its spiritual importance, and how this ritual guides a child towards discipline, wisdom, and divine blessings.
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Shattila Ekadashi 2026: The first Ekadashi of the year, falls on Jan 13-14. Learn vrat timings, Parana, rituals, and significance for a spiritually rewarding fast.
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Magh Bihu 2026 celebrates Assam’s harvest season with bonfires, feasts, Meji rituals and cultural festivities, marking prosperity, gratitude and the spirit of community.
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Preparations are complete for Gorakhpur’s annual Khichdi Mela at Gorakhnath Temple, a centuries-old Makar Sankranti festival drawing lakhs of devotees and supporting community welfare.
