Chronology of Easter Easter is a Christian festival commemorating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. https://www.boloji.com/articles/10677/chronology-of-easter

Bangladesh: Temple Bomb Attack in Cumilla Injures Three, Including Priest Hindu Voice Team: A hand-bomb attack at a Hindu temple in Cumilla city left at least three people injured, including the temple priest, in an incident that has raised serious concerns about security and communal harmony in the area. The attack occurred on7th of March, Saturday evening at the Kaligachhtala temple in the Thakurpara area … Continue reading "Bangladesh: Temple Bomb Attack in Cumilla Injures Three, Including Priest" The post Bangladesh: Temple Bomb Attack in Cumilla Injures Three, Including Priest appeared first on Hindu Voice. https://hinduvoice.in/bangladesh-temple-bomb-attack-in-cumilla-injures-three-including-priest/

Sacred Silver Sceptre Missing From Kedarnath, Uttarakhand Govt Orders Inquiry. Uttarakhand: Sacred Roop Chhad of Kedarnath Temple goes missing; BJP Govt failed to recover it, Pushkar Singh Dhami orders probe. Shivendra Tripathi | HENB | Dehradun | March 10, 2026::  … Continue reading → https://hinduexistence.org/2026/03/10/sacred-silver-sceptre-goes-missing-from-kedarnath-uttarakhand-govt-orders-inquiry/

Mahashivaratri Greetings Mahashivaratri is an important festival marking the end of the winter. It is Lord Shiva's birthday and according to some his wedding anniversary. It is celebrated with great gusto and fanfare. https://www.boloji.com/articles/10623/mahashivaratri-greetings

Magh Saptami Greetings Magh saptami is a spring festival in India. People take a dip in the ocean or rivers at the sunrise. https://www.boloji.com/articles/10533/magh-saptami-greetings

Vasant Panchami Saraswati puja is performed on Magh panchami day. Saraswati is the goddess symbolic for education, art and music. https://www.boloji.com/articles/10525/vasant-panchami

Thiruvathira Thoughts Milan Kundera, the great Czech Novelist, mentions in one of his novels that a nation or society that has no folk tales, folk dances and folk festivals is a spiritually dead nation. In that sense, India is spiritually ever alive as our nation is a paradise of folk festivals and dances. Among these festivals, there are a few that still retain a pastoral flavour and convey an intense wistfulness that inexorably connects you to the village you grew up. For me, one such festival is Thiruvathira and today it is celebrated all over Kerala. https://www.boloji.com/articles/10347/thiruvathira-thoughts

South: Karthigai month and Lord Shiva https://www.boloji.com/articles/10205/south-karthigai-month-and-lord-shiva

The Koh-i-noor of India's Mela Culture Started in year 1905, Gwalior Mela envisioned by (Late) Maharaja Madho Rao Scindia is known for its cultural activities wherein topmost musicians, poets, cine heart-throbs, dancers and singers are invited to perform. Dangals, Mushairas, Kavvalis, Kavi Sammelans, Cultural Evenings, Music Nights and several other special activities well organized and are integral part of the Mela. Over 2 million people visit the Mela from all over India . https://www.boloji.com/articles/672/the-koh-i-noor-of-indias-mela-culture

Seven Festive Days in the Birth Place of Goddess Sita Diwali is celebrated all over India but in the Mithilanchal region of India, in Bihar Diwali marks the beginning of a series of fun and festivities . https://www.boloji.com/articles/668/seven-festive-days-in-the-birth-place-of-goddess-sita