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Hindu Festivals
Are Influencers pretending to appreciate Hindu festivals while subtly maligning them?
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Have you noticed a pattern lately?Influencers visiting Hindu festivals like Kumbh or Holi, dressed up in traditional attire, wearing Hindu symbols, and portraying...
Hinduphobic hypocrisy of celebrities towards Hindu festivals vis-a-vis Muslim festivals: A compilation
On February 22, 2025, Bollywood filmmaker and choreographer, Farah Khan's comment on Holi as the "favorite festival of all the chhapri people" on Celebrity...
As Nitesh Rane backs ban on Muslim traders during holy yatra in Maharashtra, read why similar demands are raised during Hindu festivals
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"As Nitesh Rane backs ban on Muslim traders during holy yatra in Maharashtra, read why similar demands are raised during Hindu festivals", Opindia, March...
Maha Kumbh 2025: an analysis of the economic, social, and cultural impact of the largest Hindu congregation
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The largest Hindu congregation, the Maha Kumbh Mela, began on January 13. It brings together Hindus from all castes, creeds, and walks of life...
10 Deepawali traditions being kept alive that every Hindu should know about
Traditions are the bedrock of Hindu civilization, which has kept the Dharmic flame alive and passed it from one generation to the next. We...
5 festive advertisements that’ll pull your heartstrings without being preachy this Deepawali
Advertisements during Hindu festivals are all about giving Gyaan to Hindus and sending them on a guilt trip about how their festivals are 'polluting'...
No, Onam is not a secular festival; time to end secular appropriation of Hindu festivals
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The secular cabal is at it again – appropriating and ‘secularising’ Hindu festivals! This time it is the popular Kerala festival Onam which is...
NCPCR calls for action against harassment of students during Hindu festivals, says schools should not ban customary items like rakhi, mehndi, tilak etc
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"NCPCR calls for action against harassment of students during Hindu festivals, says schools should not ban customary items like rakhi, mehndi, tilak etc", Opindia,...
Nag Panchami: why do Hindus celebrate serpents?
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Nag Panchami is an important Hindu festival celebrated during the Shravan (Sawan) Maas. It falls on Shukla Paksha Panchami tithi. It is a day...
Congress hates Hindus and Hindu festivals: PM Modi
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Friday that the Congress party not only "hates Hindus and Hindu festivals", but also wants to make Hindus...