Tag Archives: Devotional Poems for Students

करवा चौथ का चाँद: Karva Chauth Poem

Karva Chauth Festival Hindi Poem करवा चौथ का चाँद

करवा चौथ का चाँद: Karva Chauth Poem – ‘करवा चौथ‘ शब्द दो शब्दों से मिलकर बना है, ‘करवा’ यानी ‘मिट्टी का बरतन’ और ‘चौथ’ यानि ‘चतुर्थी’। इस त्योहार पर मिट्टी के बरतन यानी करवे का विशेष महत्व माना गया है। सभी विवाहित स्त्रियां साल भर इस त्योहार का इंतजार करती हैं और इसकी सभी विधियों को बड़े श्रद्धा-भाव से पूरा …

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Deepavali Delights: Diwali Festival Poetry

Short English Poem about Diwali Festival: Deepavali Delights

Deepavali Delights: Diwali Festival English Poetry – India is the great country known as the land of festivals. One of the famous and most celebrated festival is Diwali or Deepawali which falls every year 20 days after the festival of Dussehra in the month of October or November. It is celebrated to commemorate the returning of Lord Rama to the …

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Season of Lights: Diwali Poem for Kids

Diwali Festival Short English Poetry: Season of Lights

Season of Lights: Diwali Poem for Students – Diwali, the “Festival of lights” is here again upon us. Mainly a Hindu occasion, the festival is now celebrated the world over in all regions where the Hindu community has a presence. With fireworks, sweets, gifts, apparels, prayers and other such beautiful traditions, it is one mind-boggling occasion that cuts across all …

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Happy Diwali: Poem for Students

Happy Diwali

Happy Diwali: Poem for Students and Children – Diwali, the “Festival of lights” is here again upon us. Mainly a Hindu occasion, the festival is now celebrated the world over in all regions where the Hindu community has a presence. With fireworks, sweets, gifts, apparels, prayers and other such beautiful traditions, it is one mind-boggling occasion that cuts across all …

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Deepavali: Short Diwali Poetry for Kids

Diwali Festival English Poem: Deepavali

Deepavali: Short Diwali Poetry for Kids – Diwali, the “Festival of lights” is here again upon us. Mainly a Hindu occasion, the festival is now celebrated the world over in all regions where the Hindu community has a presence. With fireworks, sweets, gifts, apparels, prayers and other such beautiful traditions, it is one mind-boggling occasion that cuts across all boundaries …

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Sonnet: Diwali Festival English Poem

Sonnet: Diwali - Dr John Celes

Sonnet: Diwali – Diwali is the most significant and famous festival of the India which is being celebrated every year all over the country as well as outside the country. People celebrate it very enthusiastically to commemorate the returning of Lord Rama to his kingdom, Ayodhya after a long period of time of 14 years of exile after defeating the …

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Durga Puja: English Poetry On Goddess Durga

Durga Puja - Srinjay Chakravarty

Durga Puja: Srinjay Chakravarty Durga Puja, also known as Durgotsava, or Sharodotsava, is an annual Hindu festival originating in the Indian subcontinent which reveres and pays homage to the Hindu goddess and is also celebrated because of the victory of Goddess Durga over Mahishasur, Durga. The temple priest has rung his bell. A cloud of smoke from candles and lamps …

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कृष्ण मुक्ति: राजीव कृष्ण सक्सेना

कृष्ण मुक्ति: राजीव कृष्ण सक्सेना

कृष्ण मुक्ति: राजीव कृष्ण सक्सेना – Lord Krishna was cursed by Gandhari that he would be killed by the arrow of a petty hunter in the forest. As if to fulfill this destiny, Lord Krishna went to Prabhasa forest and rested under a tree awaiting his death. A hunter mistaking his feet for a deer shot an arrow that brought …

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The Buddha At Kamakura: Rudyard Kipling Poem

The Buddha At Kamakura - Rudyard Kipling English Poem

The Buddha At Kamakura: Rudyard Kipling was born on December 30, 1865, in Bombay, India. He was educated in England but returned to India in 1882. A decade later, Kipling married Caroline Balestier and settled in Brattleboro, Vermont, where he wrote The Jungle Book (1894), among a host of other works that made him hugely successful. Kipling was the recipient of the …

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