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Home Insync Life Life on May 24, 2021 Every year 24 May is obsered as the Brother's Day is observed. The day focuses on making our brothers feel specialand loved for being who they are. The exact origin of this Brother's Day celebration is unknown but in the United Kingdom it is observed as National Brother's Day. In India too, people have been observing Brother's Day since 2005. When it comes to brothers, they are undoubtedly very special. Even though they are always upto some mischief, they make sure to take care of their siblings just like a father does. This Brother's Day, make your brother feel special by dedicating a few quotes and wishes to him. 1. "You are the only person who has my back, even though you always tease and annoy me. Happy Brother's Day my dear brother." 2. "A Happy Brother's Day to my brother. May you have all the happiness in the world." 3. "Brothers are the … [Read more...] about Brother’s Day 2021: Some Quotes, Messages And Wishes To Share

Home Women Women on September 24, 2022 International Daughters' Day is celebrated around the world every year. India celebrates Daughters' Day on the fourth Sunday of September. Daughter's Day 2022 falls on 25 September. International Daughters' Day: History This day has no actual origin; however, in most countries, including India, girls are regarded as liabilities. As a result, a day dedicated to them was established to break down the stigma and tackle crimes against the girl child. Traditional family preferences include boys. The issue of dowry, infanticide and foeticide persists even today. Therefore, a dedicated day was established to address these issues and eradicate the stigma associated with them. International Daughter Day is a time to show unconditional love to our family, our beautiful daughters, our ageing partners, and our daughters, who maintain an exceptional level of connectivity and maintain many commitments … [Read more...] about International Daughters’ Day 2022: History, Significance And Quotes

Home Insync Pulse Pulse on July 6, 2015 This International Kissing Day 2015 plant a kiss on someone you love. Everyone loves to show their care and affection with a kiss and this day makes it all the more special. International kissing day is not only shared with a lover, but can also be shared with your little daughter, naughty son, your father or mother. On the occasion of International kissing day 2015 Boldsky brings to light a handful of kissing facts which will completely blow your mind. These true facts about a kiss will surely get you in the mood to simply kiss away. Share this amazing kissing facts with the ones you love, especially your partner. 12 THINGS NOT TO SAY BEFORE YOU KISS Take a look at these kissing facts on International Kissing Day 2015: Calories Kiss away to burn calories. It is said that you burn around 3 to 4 calories if you kiss for more than 2 seconds. Eeeks Bacteria Since … [Read more...] about 8 OMG Kissing Facts To Share On International Kissing Day 2015

Home Yoga spirituality Festivals Festivals on September 19, 2022 Navratri signifies nine auspicious nights, which is celebrated to commemorate the victory of Goddess Durga on demons whom she slayed on these days. The Nine forms of Devi Shakti are worshipped according to different rituals, puja is performed and fasting is strictly observed. This is also celebrated in Nepal. The festival is celebrated for nine nights, where each night is dedicated to one of the nine different forms of Shakti or Goddess Durga. Let us know about them. 1. Shailputri Temple, Jalalipura One of the Shailputri Temples is located in Jalalipura, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. Goddess Shailputri, being the absolute form of Mother receives worship on the very first day of Navratri. Shailaputri is the daughter of the Himalayas and has the Nandi bull as her vehicle. She removes all the problems incurred due to associating with evil people. She has a … [Read more...] about Navratri 2022: Nine Forms Of Goddess Durga For Nine Days

Home Fashion Trends Fashion Trends | on July 23, 2019 PC: Instagram After, Priyanka Gandhi Vadra took to her Twitter account to share a throwback pic of hers in a traditional sari on the morning of her wedding day, Maneka Gandhi also shared a picture of herself in a sari. Maneka Gandhi revealed in the caption that her sari was woven by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru in jail. "That cotton saree that I'm wearing was woven by Pt. Nehru in jail and is now over 70 years old," posted Maneka Gandhi. View this post on Instagram The cotton saree that I'm wearing was woven by Pt. Nehru in jail and is now over 70 years old. I wore it on Varun's wedding in Benares. My daughter-in-law Yamini is wearing an antique saree which was given to me by my mother-in-law on my wedding day. #sareestory #memories #trending #sareelove A post shared by Maneka Gandhi (@manekagandhibjp) on Jul 21, 2019 … [Read more...] about Maneka Gandhi Reveals Her Cotton Sari Was Woven By Pandit Nehru In Jail

Home Yoga spirituality Faith mysticism Faith Mysticism on September 26, 2022 Once King Daksha had organized a yagnya to which he called everyone to attend it, except his own daughter, Sati and his son-in-law Lord Shiva. Curious about this development, Sati, herself travelled from Kailash and went to her father's palace where she saw the yagnya being conducted in her absence. To add fuel to the fire, her father had only harsh and rude comments to make about her husband and did not show any signs of remorse for his act. Due to this, Sati got annoyed and disillusioned, and fell into the homagni and ended her life. Lord Shiva, knowing this was grief stricken and carried her mortal remains with him and roamed about the three worlds in agony and pain. Unable to withstand this, Lord Vishnu, in order to rid Lord Shiva of the pain, blew Mother Sati's body apart into 51 portions which were later enshrined in these respective … [Read more...] about Navratri 2022: What Is Shakti Peetha? Lists Of All 51 Powerful Temples

Home Art culture Art Culture on September 20, 2022 Often compared to the British Booker Prize, the French Prix Goncourt or the American Pulitzer Prize, the German Book Prize is the most high-profile literary prize in the German-speaking world, where winners can hope for substantial sales of their works. The shortlist, announced on September 20, represents the entire panorama of contemporary German-speaking literature: From the anecdotal to the art novel to the feminist working-class novel and post-migration literature. Whether set in the Hunsrück uplands in southwestern Germany, Istanbul or in Switzerland, among others, their stories tell of human folly, gender fluidity and the history of the German republic from the perspective of those who have built it, namely the guest workers. Here is an overview of the finalists of the German Booker Prize: 1. Fatma Aydemir: 'Dschinns' (German for 'Djinns') German literary … [Read more...] about German Book Prize Shortlist Announced: Here Are The Six Contenders

Home Women Women on September 21, 2022 Women throughout Iran have been posting videos of themselves on social media, cutting their hair and burning their hijabs in response to the death of a 22-year-old. Mahsa Amini , a 22-year-old woman, detained by Iranian police, died during detention. Protests broke out in Iran as a result of her death. Amini was detained on Tuesday after Iranian police found fault with her hijab. She was reportedly beaten by police. The Iranian police have denied the allegations and claim that she died of a heart attack. However, Amini's relative confirmed that she had no history of heart disease. What Happened To Mahsa Amini? Mahsa Amini was detained earlier this week by "morality police" officers after reportedly finding fault with her hijab or headscarf. Police have cited Amini as having suffered a heart attack. Still, pro-reform news websites have quoted her uncle as not having a history of … [Read more...] about Iranian Women Cut Hair, Burn Hijab To Protest Death Of Mahsa Amini In ‘Moral Police’ Custody

Home Yoga spirituality Festivals Festivals on September 13, 2022 Mahalaya is almost here this year, with its usual set of dos and don'ts to follow and poignant remembrances of our departed ancestors, who, we hope, will come to visit us, in our homes, to bless our lives with their beneficence and goodwill. This is a period for the exchange of goodwill, and your offerings or Tarpans that spell peace for their souls. According to the Hindu Panchang, this year Pitru Paksha will be observed from 10 September 2022 to 25 September 2022. Pitru Paksha will begin on the Poornima day of Bhadrapada month and end on the Amavasya of Ashwin month. If you have sorely missed your 'pitrus' or ancestors, who have left an undying impact on you, this is the time to feel their presence and share your nostalgic trip with them. The souls as per traditions, visit the earth at this time, to give us their blessings for our prosperity. We need to … [Read more...] about Pitru Paksha 2022: Personality Traits Of Babies Born During This Phase

Home Yoga spirituality Festivals Festivals on September 24, 2022 With the onset of the autumn, Bengal prepares itself for one of the most significant Durga puja events, that spells reunion, revival and joyful remembrances of its age-old culture and tradition. On the tenth day, the celebration of Dussehra concludes. As per the belief, this time is when Goddess Durga takes a sojourn from Mount Kailas to her paternal home on earth, bringing along with her, Goddess Laxmi, Goddess Saraswati, and her children, Lord Ganesha and Lord Karthikeya as well. Read more to know how that connects with Navapatrika. Navapatrika is an observance that stems from religious beliefs revolving round the Durga puja. Literally speaking, nava and patrika mean nine plants. Durga is invoked into the navapatrika (branches of nine plants) on the Saptami, which are tied to the twigs of the Aparajita plant using a yellow thread. Read to know more about … [Read more...] about Durga Puja 2022: Navapatrika Puja Date, Time, Significance, And Symbolism of Nine Plants