Dussehra Celebration: History & Traditions You need to know
Dussehra, also known as Vijayadashami, is celebrated with great enthusiasm and enjoyment by the Hindu community across the globe. It’s one of India’s most prominent...
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Durga Puja: Celebrating the supreme power of women
Durga Puja is a Hindu festival celebrated to honor the victory of the Warrior Goddess Durga over the demon Mahisasura. The festival represents the supreme...
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Interesting Things to Know about Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice
Eid al-Adha which is also known as Bakrid is the most popular festival celebrated by the muslins all over the world. It is called as...
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Nashik Central Jail Prisoners Craft Eco-Friendly Ganesh Idols
It’s so magnificent to appreciate that 20 inmates of Nashik Central Jail have been engaged in crafting eco-friendly Ganesh idols which would go out to...
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Baragadi at Satpur Nashik
This video of Baragadi festival was captured on 18/03/2018 at Satpur. We were passing by through Satpur highway and met with an interesting event. It...
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Rang Panchami 2018 Celebrated With Zest in Nashik
Watch the Rang Panchami 2018 Video! In this astounding video shot at Panchavati in Nashik, we get to see different colours, expressions and craziness of Nashikkars/Nashikites...
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Only Best Ways to Protect Your Skin From Colours
This colourful day of Rang Panchami, you will have to take care about which type of colour you are actually going to play with. Beware...
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6 Brilliant Ways to Protect Your Mobile Phone This Holi or Rang Panchami
With the arrival of the festival of colours, everybody gets ready for a full-on Masti-wala and safe playing with colours. In fact, this is the...
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Shiv Jayanti Celebration in Nashik rejoiced with Shiv Bhakts across Maharashtra!
With saffron flags swaying high across Nashik, Shiv Jayanti, the birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj was celebrated with zest on 19th of Feb. By...
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Sankranti: Only In the Night We See No Kites
No day could be better in welcoming the season of spring than Makar Sankranti. It’s not just because we love flying kites. This day sun...
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Makar Sankranti: A Season Of Harvesting
Makar Sankranti is referred as solar day in the Hindu calendar a Hindu festival which denotes Surya (sun) that is observed in January every year....
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Nashik Awaits Marathi Literature Fest From 3rd November 2017
The Marathi Literature fest is a three day festival which is said to take place at Kusumagraj Smarak from 3rd Nov to 5th Nov 2017....
