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TTD has suspended Sarva Darshan token issuance in Tirupati for three days from January 23 to 25 due to Ratha Saptami festival arrangements at Tirumala.
Saraswati Jayanti 2026 falls on 23rd Jan. Celebrate Vasant Panchami with puja vidhi, muhurat timings, and seek Goddess Saraswati’s blessings for wisdom and knowledge.
Explore Kelimutu in Indonesia, where three sacred lakes change colors and are believed to hold the souls of the departed, blending nature, faith and mystery.
Basant Panchami 2026 celebrates Goddess Saraswati, where wearing yellow brings knowledge, positivity, mental clarity and spiritual blessings to devotees.
New Delhi, Jan 21: A rare 233-year-old Sanskrit manuscript of Valmiki's Ramayana has been gifted to the Ram Katha museum in Ayodhya, the Culture Ministry.
Ram Lalla Pratistha Diwas 2026 marks the third anniversary of Ram Lalla’s consecration in Ayodhya, highlighting shubh muhurat, spiritual significance, and grand celebrations.
Kerala Mahamagham 2026 has begun in Tirunavaya on the sacred banks of the Bharathapuzha River, reviving a 259-year-old tradition in a Kumbh-style celebration till February 3.
Shettihalli Rosary Church: A 160-year-old Gothic marvel, partially sinks underwater each year, creating a surreal floating effect that draws tourists and photographers.
Ayodhya is developing a modern floating kund on the Saryu River at a cost of Rs 3.5 crore to provide safer and comfortable holy bathing for devotees.
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.
Ise Shrine is rebuilt every 20 years to refresh sacred energy, preserve ancient craftsmanship and honor Amaterasu while keeping timeless tradition alive.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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?
Kanuma 2026 celebrates gratitude toward cattle and nature, blending sacred traditions with family joy through rituals, harvest offerings, and heartfelt messages to loved ones.
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.
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.
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.
Uttarayana 2026 marks the Sun’s northward journey. Share 50+ meaningful WhatsApp status and Facebook greetings to spread positivity, prosperity, and spiritual warmth.
Happy Mattu Pongal 2026 honors cattle, nature, and tradition with heartfelt wishes and greetings that reflect gratitude, prosperity, and cultural values.
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.
Celebrate Magh Bihu 2026 with 40+ heartfelt wishes, greetings, and images that spread prosperity, gratitude, and festive joy among family and friends.
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.
Celebrate Makar Sankranti 2026 by sharing heartfelt wishes and messages that spread positivity, prosperity, and joy as the Sun begins its auspicious northward journey.
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.
Shattila Ekadashi 2026 will be observed on January 14. Check Parana timings, religious significance, vrat rules, and sacred rituals dedicated to Lord Vishnu.
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.
Makar Sankranti 2026 brings 60+ heartfelt quotes, images, and statuses to celebrate Uttarayan, spread positivity, and share traditional wishes of prosperity and new beginnings.
Celebrate Makar Sankranti 2026 with 50+ heartfelt wishes, messages, and greetings to share joy, positivity, and traditional blessings with family and friends.
Celebrate Happy Bhogi 2026 with 50+ heartfelt wishes, messages, quotes, and WhatsApp status ideas to share joy, tradition, and fresh beginnings with loved ones.
Welcome Pongal 2026 with 60+ meaningful wishes, messages, and quotes that celebrate the harvest, gratitude, prosperity, and traditional festive spirit.
Happy Bhogi 2026 celebrates renewal and gratitude with 40+ festive images, quotes, and greetings to share joy, positivity, and traditional wishes with loved ones.
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.
Celebrate Happy Lohri 2026 with 60+ heartfelt wishes, quotes, and messages to share warmth, joy, and harvest happiness with family and friends.
Celebrate Bhogi 2026 with warm wishes, meaningful messages, festive greetings, and status ideas that reflect gratitude, renewal, and the joy of the harvest festival.
Celebrate Lohri 2026 with the best greetings, WhatsApp messages, and festive wishes to share joy, warmth, and harvest happiness with family and friends.
Celebrate Lohri 2026 with warm wishes, meaningful messages, festive greetings, and inspiring quotes to share joy, tradition, and positivity with family and friends.
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.
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.
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.
Harvest Festivals of India 2026 include Pongal, Lohri, Makar Sankranti, Uttarayana, Makaravilakku, and Magh Bihu, celebrating gratitude, prosperity, and agricultural traditions across India.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
When is Lohri in 2026? Know the date, timing, rituals and spiritual meaning of Lohadi, a vibrant harvest festival celebrated before Makara Sankranti.
