Diwali – the festival of lights is just few days away! The auspicious festival begin today, 26th October, 2016. This festival symbolizes the victory of light overt darkness. This festival is ...

These Rangoli designs are easy to make and look beautiful on your home's entrance. Try these Rangoli designs this Diwali and get ready for the festive season. Making rangolis is the final ritual to ...

Janmashtami Rangoli Designs and Drawing Ideas: One of the most beloved and widely celebrated festivals in Hinduism is Krishna Janmashtami. It’s observed in the month of August or September and marks ...

Diwali Rangoli Design: Diwali Rangoli Design: Diwali is celebrated, primarily to herald the coming of the Goddess Lakshmi. Prayers are offered to her, asking for her blessings in the form of wealth.

Holi- the festival of colors and frolic is around the corner. The festival is one of the famous Indian festivals and is celebrated with great zeal and fanfare. Holi is spring festival and the same ...

07:20, Thu, Nov 12, 2020 Updated: 07:21, Thu, Nov 12, 2020 Diwali is a festival which takes place each year in October or November. The five-day festival of lights will be celebrated around the world ...

Rangoli basically indicates the Celebration of Colours. People believe that making Kolam or Rangolis will bring happiness and positivity to people. The Indian traditions showcase that drawing designs ...

With just a month left for Diwali, learn how to make different rangoli patterns. This centre teaches 10-12 types of rangoli designs. The popular ones include bangles rangoli, permanent rangoli, ...

Evanston artist and sculptor Indira Johnson offered Chicago Cultural Center visitors an opportunity to engage in an intricate community art project aiming to promote peace, unity and blessings on ...

Colourful chalk rangoli designs will cover the ground outside Ellen Melville Centre before the Auckland Diwali Festival – and one of them will secure a $500 cash prize for its creator. Ellen Melville ...

Every festival is celebrated with grandeur in our country. So is Dhanur maasa which falls between December and January. The south celebrates this season both spiritually and musically. One cannot miss ...