With the spirit of Holi 2025 already in full swing, we all can’t wait to welcome another wonderful edition of the festival. Holi is the festival of colours, representing the spirit of spring and renewal. Holi, which is referred to as the festival of colours, holds essential cultural and mythological importance throughout India. Traditional Hindu beliefs form the basis of this festival which marks the triumph of goodness over wickedness especially through the tale of Prahlad and his aunt Holika. …

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Maha Navratri is an important Hindu festival that lasts nine nights. It is celebrated in honour of the goddess Durga to mark the victory of good over evil. It is celebrated in the lunar month of Ashwin, which generally occurs in September/October. It involves numerous rituals, cultural programs, and religious ceremonies in India and among Hindus in other parts of the world.  The term ‘Navratri’ is derived from the words ‘Nava’, meaning nine, and ‘ratri’, meaning nights; hence, nine nights…

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