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Avani Avittam  is also known as 'Upakramam'  that is a significant ritual in Brahmin community and for any one who wears the sacred thread. It falls  on  'Shravan Purnima' (full moon day) of the traditional  Hindu calendar. The word ‘Avani’ means the ‘Tamil month’ and ‘Avittam’ is ‘one among the 27 Nakshatrams’. Brahmins community all around  the world perform  Avani Avittam ritual with full dedication and devotion. The Yajur Vedic Brahmins  start reading Yajur Veda on this day for next…

Gayathri Mantra Japam will come one day after the Yajur Upakarma or Avani Avittam. And on that day we pray and say the mantram 1008 times.  In truth, Gayathri Mantra Japam is something special on its own. Gayatri mantram is a prayer which is directed towards the supreme Lord Brahman, asking to illuminate our intellect us  Chanting of Gayatri mantra gradually illuminates our intellect and  like its meaning itself says us.  Gayatri mantram is considered as the most important mantra in Sanatana…

Ganesh Chaturthi  is also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, Vinayaka Chavithi or sometimes Vinayagar Chaturthi and  is observed in the Hindu calendar month of Bhaadrapada, starting on the shukla chaturthi (fourth day of the waxing moon period). This festival marks on a auspicious day when Lord Ganesh  makes his presence on earth for all his devotees. The festival lasts for 10 days (depending on the place where it is celebrated), ending on Ananta Chaturdashi. During the festival,  households worship an deity…

It is celebrated by all the Hindus with great devotion for 10 days. deity of Goddess Durga is worshipped during Navratri. In some regions in India devotees stay awake the whole night during the nine days of Navratri and play Dandiya and Garba. Navratri, also spelled Navaratri or Navarathri, is a multi-day Hindu festival celebrated in the autumn every year. It is observed for different reasons and celebrated differently in various parts of the Indian subcontinent. In south India on…

Saraswati Puja is an important festival, especially in South India It falls on Oct 18th. And also  here it is observed on the last day of Navratri celebrations and is celebrated on the same day as ‘Ayudh Puja’ also.. In the states of Tamil Nadu and Kerala, Saraswati Puja is celebrated on the 9th day (last day of Navratri) but in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh it is observed on the 10th day (Dussera). But in the western and northern parts of…

We at Bharat Marg wish you, your family, Loved ones, Near and Dear ones " Dussehra Ki Shubhkamnaye !! Happy Vijaya Dashami !! " This being a significant day of win of good over evil and Sanatan Dharma over Ashur Dharma !! You will find many parts of Northern Bharat and in sanskar incredible celebration of  Ram Leela & Ravan Dhahan happen signifying the victory of Good & Godly forces and destruction of demonic forces. If you have never seen this…