Karwa Chauth is one among the most popular festivals for married women, mostly celebrated in northern parts of India. Women belonging to different cultures, traditions and states celebrate it in different ways. But the most common and important ritual of this festival is “fasting” from the sunrise to the moonrise. Women break their fasts only […]Read More
The festival of Karwa Chauth is celebrated on the fourth day (Chaturthi) of the Karthika month of the Hindu calendar. The term ‘Karwa’ refers to an earthen pot and ‘Chauth’ denotes the fourth day on which this festival is celebrated. Being one of the most auspicious festivals for married women all across India, there are […]Read More
Celebrate this Karwa Chauth with perfect smudge of romance Karwa Chauth is not only the festival for wives but now a days its trending to our beloved hubby’s too. Not only women but men also count on to the dates and eagerly wait for this festival of love and care to arrive. As the festival […]Read More