A festival of kinship… of promise… between brother and sister, that they will keep protecting each other with all that is evil. Their loving relationship get celebrated every year by following the custom of tying Rakhi by sister on her brother’s wrist, exchanging vows and responsibility that they will stand by each other till the…
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Significance of “festival of lights” Diwali the word translates into a row of lightened lamps and signifies the triumph of good over evil and brightness over darkness. The celebration begins with Dhanteras that marks the beginning of a financial year for most of the Hindu business communities and is considered as an auspicious day to…
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Names Many, Meaning Single “Eid-Al-Adha”, “Bakra-Eid”, “Kurban Bayram” or “Eid-e-Quran” is the major festival celebrated by the Muslims across the world. It occurs in month of Zil-Hajj (according to the Islamic calendar) when an animal is sacrificed in commemoration of Abraham’s sacrifice of his son. This festival is incorporated in the great pilgrimage to Mecca…
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“Sarva mangala mangalye, shive sarvaartha saadhike Sharanye trayambake Gauri Narayani namostute” It means sarva mangala mangalye – To auspiciousness of all auspiciousness. shiva -to the Good. sarvarrtha saadhike – to the accomplisher of all objectives. sharanye – to the Source of Refuge. tryambake – to the mother of the three worlds. Gauri – to the…
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October 2nd has been honored as the International Day of Non- Violence by United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) for celebrating birthday of Father of our nation Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi. In India it is also famous as Dry-Day that is a day when alcohol should not be consumed or sold. Ainak Pehne, Lathi Pakde Chalte…
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The advertising market is increasing like fire at present. Especially in India, a drastic change is measured in the last decade.Here is the list of top ten advertising agency in India 2013- 1. Ogilvy and Mather (www.ogilvy.com) With its presence in over 100 countries, Ogilvy is one of the top advertising agency in the world.…
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1. Show off: There is an old saying, out of sight, out of mind. So to be in mind always the product needs to be in sight. E.g.: Madhuri dixit was out of sight for a long time, as she got married. She comes back with film ‘Aaja Nachley’ after a long time. Many of…
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“Vakratunda mahakaya suryakoti samaprabha Nirvighnam kurumedeva, sarvakaaryeshu sarvada” How could we begin his recital without inviting the God of Beginnings? Let’s begin the story, with his influencing glory. Who is Ganesha? He is the god of intellect and wisdom who showers his treasure of knowledge to his children. He is the lord of fortune, blessing…
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In India Teacher’s day is being celebrated on 5th of September that commemorates the birthday of India’s finest teacher Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a philosopher and 2nd president of our country. Remember the famous couplets, Guru govind duo khade, kake lagu pao… Balihari gurur aapne, govind deo bataye… Importance of a teacher is very clear from…
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Time to rejoice the naughtiness of makhan-chor, affection of kanhaiya, cuteness of laddoo gopal, divinity of murali- manoahar and the charm of manmohana. The glad occasion is the birth of “Kaanha” which is celebrated all over the country with a great enthusiasm and devotion. He is an idle son, a caring brother and a strong…
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