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  Every year, 15 January marks the celebration of Indian Army Day – a day to honor and pay tribute to the brave soldiers who have served and continue to serve our nation. This article will explore the significance of this day, and look back on some of the major milestones in India’s military history.   Introduction to Indian Army Day   January, Indian Army Day is celebrated to honor our brave soldiers who risk their lives to protect our country. The Indian Army is the largest component of the Indian Armed Forces and has played a significant role in safeguarding our nation’s territorial integrity. On this day, we remember the valiant soldiers who made the supreme sacrifice for their motherland and also salute those who continue to serve the nation with distinction.   The Indian Army traces its origins back to the British East India Company’s army that was raised to protect British commercial interests in India. The first regular army unit was raised in 1760 and since...

  This January, Hindu families from all around the world are preparing to celebrate the special harvest festival of Pongal. From understanding its religious significance to exploring its delicious traditional cuisine, this article digs into the celebration of Pongal and why we should join in its festivities.   What is the Pongal Festival?   The Pongal festival is an important Hindu festival that is celebrated in South India. It is a harvest festival that is celebrated to give thanks for the bounty of the harvest. The festival is also a time to celebrate the end of the winter season and the start of the spring season.   Pongal is traditionally a four-day festival, and each day has a different significance. The first day, Bhogi is a day to get rid of old belongings and start fresh. The second day, Surya Pongal is a day to honor the sun god, Surya. The third day, Mattu Pongal is a day to honor cattle. And finally, on the fourth day, Kaanum Pongal, people get together w...

  Every year on the 14th of January, Hindus observe Makar Sankranti. From feasting to kites and bonfires, this festival is celebrated in various ways throughout India. Find out what you should know about this important holiday in this article!   What is Makar Sankranti?   Makar Sankranti is a Hindu festival that celebrates the beginning of the sun's journey into the Northern Hemisphere. It typically falls on January 14th and is observed by Hindus all over the world.   The name Makar Sankranti comes from the Sanskrit words Makara (meaning "Capricorn") and Sankranti (meaning "transition"). It marks the end of the month with the winter solstice (which in India is known as Shishira) and the start of the month with the sun's entry into north-eastern Capricorn (called Makara).   Makar Sankranti is considered to be one of the most auspicious days in the Hindu calendar and is celebrated with great fanfare all across India. People dress up in traditional clothes, ex...

  Each year, on the 13th of January, is a loud and vibrant celebration of harvest across northern India. This festival of joy and festivity is known as Lohri and it has been celebrated for centuries by the Sikh and Hindu community for its cultural significance. Discover in this article what makes Lohri such an important festival and how it vibrates through India!   Facts about Festival   A Festival is an occasion of joy that is celebrated by people of all religions and cultures. It is a day when people come together to share their happiness and love. The festival of Lohri is no exception. It is a popular Hindu festival that is celebrated in the month of January every year.   Lohri is celebrated to mark the end of the winter season and the beginning of the spring season. It is also believed to be the birthday of Mother Earth. On this day, people light bonfires and offer prayers to the Sun god. They also exchange gifts and sweets with each other.   This festival ...

  On the eve of National Youth Day, we take a closer look at the life and works of Swami Vivekananda. His ideas inspired millions of people from all walks of life, especially those belonging to the younger generation. Learn more about the importance of National Youth Day and how Swami Vivekananda's teachings motivate us to become better individuals.   What is National Youth Day?   National Youth Day is an annual event celebrated in India on January 12th to mark the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. The day is observed as a national holiday in India and is commemorated with various events and activities across the country. It provides an opportunity for the youth of India to come together and celebrate the spirit of patriotism, unity, and brotherhood. National Youth Day also provides a platform for the young people of India to showcase their talents and skills. Various competitions and cultural programs are organized on this day to encourage the youth to participate...

  It's time to celebrate World Hindi Day! Every January 10, Hindi speakers worldwide come together to share their love and appreciation for the language that connects them. Learn more about the history and global impact of Hindi in this article.   The History of World Hindi Day   Since its inception in 2006, World Hindi Day has been celebrated on January 10th every year to promote the use of Hindi as a global language. The day commemorates the first-ever World Hindi Conference held in 1975 in Nagpur, India. The conference was organized by the Ministry of External Affairs of India and attended by representatives from nearly 30 countries.   In recent years, the celebration of World Hindi Day has taken on new meaning as the number of Hindi speakers worldwide continues to grow. In 2010, UNESCO recognized Hindi as the official language of the world. This recognition is a testament to the growing popularity of Hindi and the important role it plays in communication among p...