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Bhai Dooj or Bhratri Dwitiya brings yet another joyful day of celebrations during this exuberant festive month. Celebrated all across India and Nepal with varying names and rituals, Bhai Dooj is an avowal of family values and affection between brothers and sisters.Read More

It is often said that a true foodie is someone who enjoys eating, cooking, and serving food. To know only to eat without knowing to cook, or to savor delicacies without knowing what creates a particular taste, is to know food incompletely. The understanding of food, tastes, and the significance...Read More

World Diabetes Day was coined together by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the International Diabetes Federation (IDF) in 2006, and since then, it has been celebrated every year on November 14th.Read More

Farming has remained an integral part of the culture in the Indian subcontinent, with agriculture serving as the backbone of the economy for several decades. However, farming as an occupation has subsided with every generation. While many farmers migrate to cities for better jobs, others are burdened by the scourge...Read More

Thrayodashi, known as Dhan Teras, Dhanvantari Day or Dhanya Thrayodashi. They all have different significance. Dhanteras is the day on which lord Dhanvatri appeared during Samudra Manthan with the knowledge of Ayurveda and nectar.Read More