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    Govardhan Puja, also known as Annakut, is celebrated on the fourth day of Diwali and marks Lord Krishna’s act of lifting Govardhan Hill to protect the people of Braj from heavy rains sent by Indra. The festival highlights the importance of respecting nature, staying humble and being grateful for the resources that sustain life.

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    Delhi has launched its first ever recreational cruise service on the Yamuna River to encourage local tourism. This innovative program invites residents and tourists alike to explore the river's stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. With various engaging attractions on board, the service aims to stimulate regional economic activities and public involvement.

    Happy Govardhan Puja 2026 Wishes: 110+ Best Messages, WhatsApp Quotes, Hindi Greetings and Images to Share

    Govardhan Puja 2026 is being celebrated on November 10. Share the festive spirit with 110+ Happy Govardhan Puja wishes, including heartfelt messages for family, friends, partners and colleagues, short WhatsApp status quotes, Hindi greetings and devotional messages dedicated to Lord Krishna. Explore meaningful Annakut wishes and greetings to spread happiness, prosperity, gratitude and divine blessings.

    Ram’s return to Ayodhya symbolises the triumph of righteousness over evil and the restoration of virtue. His humility and compassion remind devotees that no act of devotion goes unnoticed. The episode also highlights that true fulfilment comes from inner transformation and reconnecting with the Supreme Lord, whose presence represents spiritual light and the soul’s eternal home.

    Who Is Chhathi Maiya? The Goddess Behind Chhath Puja and Her Surprising Connection With Surya Dev

    Millions of devotees pray to Chhathi Maiya during Chhath Puja, but who is the goddess behind the festival? Often described as the sister of Surya Dev and a protector of children, Chhathi Maiya also has mythological associations with Shashthi Devi and Devasena. Her identity is rooted in regional folklore, ancient beliefs and stories passed down through generations. Here is what devotees believe about the goddess worshipped during Chhath.

    Why Does Bhai Dooj Fall Two Days After Diwali? The Yamraj-Yamuna Story Behind This Unique Tradition

    Bhai Dooj is traditionally celebrated two days after Diwali, but the reason behind this timing goes beyond the festival calendar. Observed on Kartik Shukla Dwitiya, the festival is associated with the story of Yamraj, the God of Death, visiting his sister Yamuna. Here is how their legendary reunion gave Bhai Dooj its name, rituals and significance.

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