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"Experience the grandeur of India's biggest temple festival — a celebration of culture, devotion, and breathtaking tradition"                                                          Read time: 7 min What is Thrissur Pooram? The Festival That Defines Kerala: If you've ever wondered what it feels like to stand in the middle of a living, breathing masterpiece of culture and devotion, Thrissur Pooram is your answer. Celebrated at the heart of Kerala in the culturally rich city of Thrissur, this legendary...

Quick Info: Mark Your Calendar! Date: Thursday, April 30, 2026Tithi: Chaturdashi (14th lunar day), Shukla PakshaNarasimha Jayanti Sayana Kala Puja Time - 04:17 PM to 06:56 PMNarasimha Jayanti Madhyahna Sankalp Time – 10:59 AM to 01:38 PMChaturdashi Tithi Begins - 07:51 PM on Apr 29, 2026Chaturdashi Tithi Ends - 09:12 PM on Apr 30, 2026Next Day Parana Time for Narasimha Jayanti - after 05:41 AM, May 01 Pro tip: These timings can vary slightly based on where you live, so it's worth checking your local panchang or temple for exact times. What This Guide Covers Whether you're celebrating Narasimha Jayanthi...

Mohini Ekadashi is one of the most powerful fasting days dedicated to Lord Vishnu’s enchanting Mohini Avatar. Falling on April 27, 2026, this sacred Vrat is believed to wash away the karmic weight of past lifetimes. Read our complete guide to find exact Parana timings, step-by-step Puja Vidhi, and the divine Vrat Katha.

A complete guide to one of the most spiritually powerful Ekadashis of the Hindu calendar What is Varuthini Ekadashi? Varuthini Ekadashi falls on the Ekadashi tithi (11th day) of the Krishna Paksha (waning moon fortnight) in the month of Vaishakha, according to the Hindu lunar calendar. In 2026, Varuthini Ekadashi falls on April 13, 2026. The Parana time (breaking of the fast) is on April 14, 2026, between 06:54 AM and 08:31 AM. The word Varuthini means "one who protects" or "armour of protection." Varuthini Ekadashi is dedicated to the Vamana avatar of Lord Vishnu. Observing this Ekadashi is believed...

Introduction — The Goddess Who Stops Evil in Its Tracks: Have you ever felt completely helpless — like no matter what you do, negative forces just keep working against you? That's exactly the kind of moment when millions of devotees turn to Goddess Baglamukhi. She is not just another deity in the Hindu pantheon. Among the ten Mahavidyas of the Shakta tradition, Maa Baglamukhi is the one who stops evil cold — silencing false tongues, paralyzing enemies, and turning the tide in favor of truth. Known lovingly as Maa Pitambara, Brahmastra Vidya, and Shatrubuddhivinashini, she is fierce, golden, and absolutely...