This piece explores the ancient festival of Chhath – a celebration of the Sun, simplicity, and spiritual endurance. From its Vedic roots to its modern-day observance across India and the diaspora, it highlights how faith, nature, and community intertwine in one of the subcontinent’s oldest and most eco-conscious traditions.
Durga Pujo is more than a festival—it’s an emotion for Bengalis, symbolizing the Goddess’s homecoming. Marked by dhak beats, kash ful, dhunuchi nach, pandal hopping, bhog, cultural programs, and sindoor khela, it blends devotion, art, and community. A vibrant celebration of faith, femininity, creativity, and Bengali identity.
A playful retelling of Lord Ganesha’s festive visit to Earth—complete with Lamborghinis, Modaks, and modern-day devotion. A heartwarming blend of mythology, humor, and tradition.
A vibrant celebration. where preparations begin weeks in advance. The festival honors livestock and respects elders. It’s a time to connect with culture and savor the joy of spring.
A collection of thoughts on what festivity means to women
Karva Chauth celebrates a beautiful bond. The bond between a husband and wife and the bond of sisterhood
Durga Puja and Saree are inextricably associated. Members of TSS share their memories related to the festivities.
Rakhi celebrates the bond of a brother and sister. There are historical references to this festival as well.
Raja, a three-day festival in Odisha, is an ode to feminity.
Sonali tells what makes an Odia proud of her state.
