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Vishu: A Look At Kerala’s Vibrant Vishu
Vishu, the Malayali New Year, arrives in April with yellow Konna flowers and a special Vishu Kani offering. Vishu is a joyous celebration of new beginnings.
Vishu, the Malayali New Year, arrives in April with yellow Konna flowers and a special Vishu Kani offering. Vishu is a joyous celebration of new beginnings.
An exploration of the concept of twosomes, highlighting iconic Bengali pairings and showcasing the unique charm of these inseparable duos.
Calcutta’s Saraswati Pujo, once just a knowledge-focused festival, has evolved into the Bengali Valentine’s Day. The author ponders the shift from tradition to modern romance, while celebrating the enduring spirit of Spring and youth.
A heartfelt love letter to SRK from his fan. The author shares her journey as a fan, from early TV days to recent blockbusters, highlighting his versatility, impact, and enduring charm.
Saraswati Puja is not just a religious event, but is also a cultural and personal experience filled with tradition, joy, and even a touch of mischief.
Despite February’s fickle weather, the pressure of exams, the shadow of grief, a teacher finds beauty in love, hope, and personal growth.
The author shares her journey of how childhood dislike for Tilkut evolves into appreciation later on.
Lohri celebrates Dulla Bhatti’s heroic tale and leaves us with a hopeful message about the enduring power of courage and compassion.
Harshita lives with the cherished memories of fiery bonfires, sticky revri, and family warmth and keeps the Lohri’s spirit alive for her children, miles away from home.
In Odisha, Makar Sankranti transcends kites and sweets, transforming into a unique ‘Friendship Day,’ where girls choose a ‘makar’ and boys choose a ‘mita’.
