Holi, a festival of colors is a hindu festival which is celebrated in India and also other countries with large Hindu diaspora populations like Fiji, Trinidad, USA, Guyana, Srilanka, Nepal, UK and South Africa. Holi festival is celebrated on the day of Phalgun Purnima as per Indian Hindu calendar. Always some legends are behind the every festival and one of the most popular legend behind the Holi is remembered for the sacrifice of Holika who burnt herself in fire on this day. So people celebrated Holi with huge bonfires are lit on street corners at the crossroads in the evening. The next day of Holi is celebrated as Dhuleti, on the day people throwing colored powder and colored water at each other. Really Holi-Dhuleti is a a festival of colors, fun and love.
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India is a country of festivals and of course, festivals worked as bridges for the social gap and renew the sweet relationships. Holi, a festival of colors is a hindu festival which is celebrated in India on the day of Phalgun Purnima as per Indian Hindu calendar. Holi is also celebrated in other part of the world where large Hindu diaspora populations like Fiji, Trinidad, USA, Guyana, Srilanka, Nepal, UK and South Africa. The most popular story behind the Holi is that Holika is burnt in keeping with the legend of Prahlad and his devotion to lord Vishnu. Holika was burnt but Prahlad, a staunch devotee of god Vishnu, escaped without any injuries due to his unshakable devotion. So people celebrated Holi with huge bonfires are lit on street corners at the crossroads in the evening. The next day of Holi is celebrated as Dhuleti, on the day people throwing colored powder and colored water at each other and celebrate the whole day.
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Specially 9th February is celebrated as Chocolate Day as a part of Valentine Week. If you are in love with some one, just go and take a delicious chocolates pack and give a surprise to your sweetheart with good wishes. Of course, whole week is special but 9th Feb is also a very special day for chocolate lovers.
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Valentine Week started yesterday with rose day. Propose Day is the second day of Valentine Week. The day of 8th February is celebrated as Propose Day. Proposal Day is the best day of entire week when the boy or girl can propose to loved ones. Whenever you feel that love a person or want to marry him or her, just go and tell. Don’t wait for another day because no one day best than this day. Here are some good and Propose Day SMS and Messages. Take a chance to propose your loved ones, just select and send these special messages by email or mobile SMS… Best of Luck.
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Rose day 2010 is celebrated on 7th February every Year. Valentine’s Day is held on February 14 each year but Valentine Week is be going to start with Rose Day. The week long celebration across the globe is very popular among the every age group of people and especially among youth. Red rose, which is the significance of love is the best gift for a couple on this day of Valentine week. Other color of roses also can be present according to the relationship. Here are some good Rose Day SMS and Text Messages that you can use for Rose Day.
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Maha shivaratri festival is specially dedicated to Lord Shiva. The meaning of Mahashivaratri is “MAHA” means Grand, “SHIV” refers to Lord Shiva and “RATRI” means Night. Maha Shivratri Festival is celebrated in honor of Lord Shiva and it is believed that Lord Shiva got married to Parvati on this day. Maha Shivaratri 2010 is celebrate on 12th February, Friday. Maha Shivaratri (Night of Shiva) is a celebrated every year on the moonless 14th night of the new moon in the Hindu month of Phalgun, which corresponds to the month of February – March in English Calendar.
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Valentine’s Day celebrated on 14th February of every year. Valentine’s Day is a very special day for those who want to express their feelings and love to their loved ones. This Love festival named as Valentine’s Day because to give honor to the great Saint Valentine. Valentine’s Day is a sweet and romantic festival and its celebrated all over the world. The young lovers specially take most interest to celebrate the Valentine’s Day and they take chance to propose their loved ones to marry.
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Valentine’s Day is a sweet and romantic festival and its celebrated all over the world. This Love festival named as Valentine’s Day because to give honor to the great Saint Valentine. Valentine’s Day celebrated on 14th February of every year. Valentine’s Day is a very special day for those married to express their affection to their spouse and also for those who want to express their feelings and love to their loved ones. The young lovers specially take most interest to celebrate the Valentine’s Day and they take chance to propose their loved ones to marry.
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Indian Republic Day celebrated on 26th January. Indian people celebrate different festivals as per regional and religion bases during whole year but Republic Day is celebrated as national festival in all over India. Republic Day is officially celebrated all over India like national capital, state capital, municipal corporations, gram panchayats and other govt. agencies at their administrative headquarters. People give the salute to the Indian tri-colour flag in the morning on the day. People wish each other by greeting cards and massages. Here some Republic Day related SMS and greeting cards given below so you can wish online your near and dear. Have a Happy Republic Day…checkout and leave your comments.
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Pongal is one of the most popular and major Hindu festival in India. Pongal is a highly revered festival celebrated specially in Indian state Tamil Nadu to mark the harvesting season. Pongal festival is on January 14, 2010. Pongal in Tamil means “boiling over or spill over”. Pongal is a four-day harvest festival celebrated in all over south India. Pongal festival is celebrated to pay tribute to the Sun God, as well as nature and cattle. Pongal gifts are exchanged among family members, relatives and friends. On the Pongal fesival, houses are cleaned, and all maintenance jobs are done before the day. Other festival celebrated during the same time as ‘Bhogali Bihu’ in the Assam, Lohri in Punjab, ‘Bhogi’ in Andra Pradesh and ‘Makar Sankranti’ in the rest part of India, including Karnataka, Maharashtra and Bengal. According to a popular belief, Hindus feel celebrating the harvest festival will bring them prosperity, peace and joy. Here is Some Pongal SMS, Greetings Cards and Sankranti Wishes below. Wishing you all a very Happy Pongal.
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