Ahoi Ashtami is a sacred fast observed by mothers for the well-being and long age of their sons. It is celebrated on the 8th tithi (Lunar Day) of Krishna Paksha (waning phase) of Kartik month. It comes on approximately 4th days after Karwa Chauth
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Govardhan Pooja is celebrated with immense fervor and enthusiasm in Hindu households, especially the ones who are great followers of Lord Krishna. Lord Krishna is also called Govardhan Dhari. The puja is tied to the great legend
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Narak Chaturdashi is celebrated on the second day of the five-day-long festivities of Diwali. This festival is also known as Choti Diwali as it is celebrated a day before the main Diwali festival. This is also called Kali Chaudas or Roop Chaudas
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Dhanteres comes on the 13th tithi(Lunar day) of Kartik. It is the first day among five of the Diwali festival. Dhanvantari, the Lord of Ayurveda came out with the nectar (अमृत) from Sea
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Bhaiya dooz is a festival of sisters, who show their affection to their brothers by applying Tilak on their forehead and giving them sweets and dry coconut. In return, Brother gives a blessing, money, and assurance of her security.
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