Yearly Archives: 2023

Teachers Day Coloring Pages For Students and Children

Teachers Day Coloring Pages For Students: Since 1962, India has been celebrating Teachers Day on 5th September as a symbol of tribute and honor to the contribution made by teachers to the society. Respected among society, teachers have played an important role in the overall development of a person. They are capable to influence and mold a student’s life positively. Every …

Read More »

Number One Teacher: Joanna Fuchs Poetry on Class Teacher

Inspirational English Poetry About Favourite Teacher: Number One Teacher

Number One Teacher: Teacher is a person in our life who provides many important things together with the good education. A teacher means a lot to his / her students. He / she plays extraordinary roles in our lives from the beginning years of development till we get mature. They mould us and our future accordingly in order to make …

Read More »

Dance away your fears: Inspirational Teachers Day Story

Dance away your fears

Deepak hated the stage but this Teachers Day it was all set to change. Dance away your fears: Deepak was reluctant to go to school, as the instructions from his class teacher rang in his mind. Yesterday, he had made it mandatory for all the students to participate in the Teachers Day celebrations. His mother sensed his fear and asked, …

Read More »

भारत माता मंदिर (Mother India Temple), हरिद्वार, उत्तराखण्ड

भारत माता मंदिर (Mother India Temple), हरिद्वार, उत्तराखण्ड

भारत माता मंदिर: हरिद्वार में मौजूद भारत माता मंदिर (मदर इंडिया टैम्पल) स्थापना स्वामी सत्यमित्रानंद गिरि ने कौ थी। साल 1983 में इसका उद्घाटन तत्कालीन प्रधानमंत्री इंदिरा गांधी ने किया था। मंदिर में पहले कुछ ही मंजिलें थीं लेकिन बाद के समय में इसे 8 मंजिला मंदिर बनाया गया। यह मंदिर देवी-देवताओं के साथ-साथ देशभक्तों और स्वतंत्रता सेनानियों को भी …

Read More »

Raksha Bandhan Celebrations: Mehendi, New Dresses & Shopping

Raksha Bandhan Celebrations: Mehendi, New Dresses & Shopping

Raksha Bandhan Celebrations in India: India is the only country where the love of a brother-sister duo is respected so much that a festival, called Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan, is especially dedicated to it. Rakhi is celebrated with a lot of fun and frolic in India. Besides tying Rakhis on the brother’s hand, gift exchange, relishing tempting and mouth watering …

Read More »

Brother and Sister Quotes in English For Students and Children

Brother and Sister Quotes in English For Students and Children

Brother and Sister Quotes in English: Across India and in Hindu communities worldwide, the sacred bonds between brothers and sisters are honored on Raksha Bandhan. Over many centuries, the rakhi (from Sanskrit, “the tie or knot of affection”) has evolved from simple, handspun threads into bangles adorned in jewels, crystals, cartoon characters and even political figures. On a broader scale, …

Read More »

History of Raksha Bandhan Hindu Scriptures and Mythology

History of Raksha Bandhan Hindu Scriptures and Mythology

History of Raksha Bandhan: Hindu scriptures and mythology is the source of all the Hindu rituals and festivals. In fact, one can find explanations for all the Hindu traditions and customs in the religious epics. Even the origin of Raksha Bandhan celebrations is rooted in the Hindu mythology. There is no confirmed date and time available about the history of …

Read More »

Onam Quotes And Sayings For Students

Onam Quotes For Students And Children

Onam Quotes And Sayings For Students: Celebrated for ten days in the month of Chingam (the first month as per the Malayalam calendar), Onam is an important festival for every Malayalee. It is the festival, which every Malayalam speaking person relates to him / her and his / her homeland – Kerala (India). The festival banishes all the barriers of …

Read More »

10 Days of Onam: Harvest Festival of Kerala State

10 Days of Onam – Kerala Culture & Tradition

10 Days of Onam: The state festival of Kerala, Onam, is a ten-day carnival for all the Malayalees residing in different parts of India and abroad. The festivities, which start from the Attam nakshatram of Chingam (the first Malayalam month) last until Thiruvonam, the tenth day of Onam. In many parts of Kerala, Avittam and Chatayam (the days following Thiruvonam) …

Read More »

Onam Rituals & Customs of Kerala Harvest Festival

Onam Rituals – Kerala Culture & Traditions

Onam Rituals: The harvest festival of Kerala – Onam – is celebrated with zeal and great fanfare by Malayalees all over the state, India and abroad. It is an enthralling carnival during the festive season, when people indulge themselves in merrymaking by playing a number of games, shopping, feasting, dances and taking part in the community events wherein cultural programs …

Read More »