Sanatan Sanskriti offers many festivals that fill our lives with happiness and prosperity. One of these is Holi, also known as the festival of colours. Holi is eagerly awaited by people of all ages and walks of life. However, modernization and commercialization have distanced this festival from its traditional roots. Sant Shri Asharamji Bapu has
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Have you ever seen a tiny dandelion seed blown about wildly by the wind, not knowing where it will land or how it will take root? Now picture that fragile seed as a young child growing up in a big, confusing world, lost and looking for the rich soil of guidance and support. Parental influence
The world today is moving at a very fast pace. This rapid pace has also impacted the lives of children, exposing them to numerous new experiences while bringing forth a plethora of everyday challenges. The Indian family is empowering their children to a bright future .These challenges range from the very basic to crucial aspects
The Westernization of our lifestyle is one of the significant drawbacks we observe today. Under the guise of modernization, young minds are being exposed to obscenity and cultural degradation, leading them to forget their values and blindly adopt Western culture. Events like Valentine's Day have been one of the contributors to this downfall with a
Makar Sankranti or Uttarayan is a Hindu festival that represents the journey of the sun from the southern to the northern hemisphere. It is the only Hindu festival celebrated according to the solar calendar and is observed on the day when the sun enters the Capricorn zodiac sign. Usually falling on the 14th of January
