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Republic Day is a very special day for India. It is not just a holiday or a day off from school or work. It reminds us how India became the country it is today. Every year on 26 January, people all over India remember this day.On 26 January 1950, India started following its own Constitution….
Actress Jenny Slate reportedly described working with Justin Baldoni on ‘It Ends With Us’ as a “gross and disturbing shoot,” calling him a “narcissist” and “clown” in leaked text messages. She allegedly told the promo team to avoid pairing her with Baldoni or Jamey Heath, citing their unprofessionalism and “weird lies.” Did you know ‘Venom’…
Recent court filings have unveiled a dramatic exchange between Blake Lively and ‘It Ends With Us’ author Colleen Hoover, where Lively reportedly describes co-star Justin Baldoni as a ‘rabid pig.’ Her messages reveal her deep frustration regarding Baldoni’s ‘disturbing behavior’ and claims of harassment, prompting Hoover to voice her agreement and suggest that Baldoni was…
Makar Sankranti is one of the most beautiful festivals of India. It is an ode to newness. It worships the sun and the new grains and is a note of thankfulness to nature and mother Earth for blessing with bounty and abundance. At its core, Makar Sankranti honours Lord Surya, the sun god, whose shift…
Pongal is one of the most important and happiest harvest festivals of South India, which is celebrated with immense devotion and fervor mainly in the state of Tamil Nadu. Pongal is celebrated during mid-January every year, which marks the end of the winter season and the beginning of longer days. Pongal, in 2026, is once…
Makar Sankranti is one of the biggest and most auspicious festivals celebrated in India. Unlike many festivals that follow the lunar calendar, Makar Sankranti is based on the solar calendar and is celebrated as the Sun moves into the Capricorn or Makara zodiac. This cosmic movement ushers in Uttarayan-the northward journey of the Sun, associated…
Lohri 2026 is approaching, marking a time of bonfires, shared warmth, and community connection. Rooted in harvest celebrations, the festival signifies gratitude for hard work and resilience, bringing people together for songs, stories, and comforting food. It’s a moment to pause, reflect, and embrace new beginnings with joy and togetherness. Lohri 2026 is almost here,…
Imagine this: It’s a chilly January evening in North India, and suddenly your neighbourhood lights up with crackling bonfires, the sweet smell of sesame ladoos, and groups of people dancing around flames while singing folk songs. That’s Lohri – North India’s beloved harvest festival that feels like a warm hug after a chilly winter!Traditionally, Lohri…
Lohri 2026, on January 13th, celebrates the end of winter with bonfires, songs, and traditional delicacies, honoring harvest and longer days. This vibrant festival in northern India, especially Punjab, signifies gratitude, hard work, and intergenerational togetherness, marking the Sun’s Capricorn entry and ushering in prosperity. Lohri lights up the winter night like a warm hug…
The new year arrives without fanfare, prompting a moment of reflection before sending messages. The article offers simple, honest phrases for New Year’s greetings, acknowledging that not everyone starts the year with grand plans. It emphasizes genuine connection and self-compassion over forced cheerfulness, encouraging a quiet, hopeful approach to the year ahead. The new year…
