Mahavir Jayanti Culture & Traditions – Founded in the 6th century BC, Jainism is one of the most significant religions of the world. The foundation and formation of the religion rested on twenty-four prophets (Tirthankaras) who arrived in the world to deliver the message of peace and tolerance to the people of the world and show the path of spiritual …

Jains or Jainism believe that non-injury is the highest religion. (Basics of Jains) Jains aim to live in such a way that their jiva (soul) doesn’t get any more karma, and so that the karma it already has is either eliminated or helped to decay. They do this by following a disciplined life path. What are basics of path or …

Mahavir Jayanti History and Origin of Jainism: Mahavir is the last and the greatest Tirthankar of the Jain religion, and Mahavir Jayanti is the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara. Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated in the first day of Bhadrapad, when there is a grand cradle procession, and a general celebration of the auspicious day. The two sects …

Mahavir Jayanti Greetings For Students: Mahavir Jayanti, also known as Mahavir Janma Kalyanak, is the most important religious holiday for Jains. It celebrates the birth of Mahavira, twenty fourth and the last Tirthankara (Teaching God) of the present time cycle. On the Gregorian calendar, the holiday occurs either in March or April. Here we have collection of Lord Mahavira greeting cards, share …

Mahavir Jayanti Facebook Covers: The religious festival of Mahavir Jayanti is celebrated by the Jain community to commemorate the birth of the Lord Mahavira. Mahavira was the 24th and the last Tirthankara (enlightened being). He was born in 599 BCE to King Siddhartha and Queen Trishala. Jainism is an ancient religion from India that teaches that the way to liberation …

The Attuvela Mahotsavam is a grandiose water carnival as opposed to many of usual temple festivals celebrated in God’s own country, Kerala where elephants play an important role and is a center of attraction. The festival is continued for two days. The Attuvela Mahotsavam is associated with the Elamkavu Bhagavathy temple, sited at Vadayar village 3 kilometers far from Vaikom, …

Kamada Ekadashi refers to the eleventh day of Shukla and Krishna Paksha of every Hindu month according to the Hindu Lunar Calendar. On these pious days the devotees worship Lord Vishnu, and they possess a strong faith that by praying and fasting on these two auspicious days, Lord would be pleased and all the sins of their lives will be …

Important Days in March 2026: March is the third month in the Julian and Gregorian calendars. This article presents a list of key national and international observances to help students and exam aspirants strengthen general knowledge with accurate information for March 2026. Important Days and Dates in March 2026: Important days and events fall in every month, and some of them …

World Piano Day: International Piano Day is celebrated annually on the 88th day of the year. This event aims to celebrate the melodious history of the ‘King of Musical Instrument‘. World Piano Day: World Piano Day is being observed with great joy and fanfare all over the world. The purpose of the event is to provide a platform for piano-related …

Purple Day: It is observed on March 26 to raise awareness about epilepsy and to ensure that no one affected feels isolated. Read more about the day in detail here. Purple Day: Date It is a global event that is observed on March 26 to raise awareness about epilepsy and to eliminate common myths and fears related to this neurological …