The tale of Ganesha's birth, a laughing moon, and modaks made together at home - a festival story every child can help celebrate.
Varamahalakshmi – The Festival of Blessings
Have you ever seen a home transformed into a beautiful little temple? On Varamahalakshmi, homes across South India are decorated with flowers, mango leaves, rangoli and glowing lamps. A beautiful kalasha is dressed up as Goddess Lakshmi, delicious food is prepared, and family and friends come together to pray and […]
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A simple thread, tied with love – the stories behind India’s celebration of the bond between brothers and sisters.
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A simple craft inspired by Akshaya Tritiya’s spirit of never-ending goodness.
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A refreshing jaggery and spice drink, traditionally offered during Akshaya Tritiya
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A day believed to bring endless luck – the story of Akshaya Tritiya, and why nothing done on it ever runs out.
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Create your own colourful flower carpet, no garden needed – paper and chalk work beautifully too
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Rich, sweet, and comforting – the payasam that completes every Onam Sadya feast
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Flower carpets, boat races, and a king who visits once a year – the story of Onam, Kerala’s biggest celebration.
Read MoreJanmashtami – The Night Little Krishna Was Born
The story of baby Krishna’s birth, his butter-stealing mischief, and the joyful Dahi Handi game played in his honour
Read MoreMake Your Own Mini Dahi Handi
A simple hanging pot craft, celebrating the fun game Krishna and his friends used to play
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