We Indians follow a lot of traditions and rituals which makes the country rich in culture. One of them is worshipping the Almighty by means of fasting . There are different purposes and different stories behind all kinds of fasting. Join RJ Nishita for a walk through these stories of belief, culture, tradition and faith!
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Ganesh Chauth is celebrated all over India with lots of enthusiasm, there is a story of how the moon laughed at Ganesha’s body and was cursed later by Ganesha and also how people get fruitful results ...
Jivantika vrat is done for child’s protection by mother, there is a story a mother who did jivantika vrat for her child’s protection and how her child was protected every time
Females get periods every month and it is said that during that time there might be actions that hurt other species like insects , trees, etc hence to apologize for any harm caused during this time th ...
Janmashtami is celebrated in the whole of India with different rituals like dahi handi, mela (fair), and people also keep fast and visit Krishna temples, etc. There is a story of Lord Krishna’s birth ...
Just a day before Janmashtami is said to be shitla satam and people do not on the stove to worship goddess shitla it’s an official chhuti for housewives by eating previous day cooked food, this vrat t ...
In India, snakes are also worshipped and there are stories of snakes blessing humans and fulfilling their wishes by the power they have, this story is about a vrat done to worship snakes during Shrava ...
Raksha Bandhan is also known as Badev, wherein why rakhi is tied on brothers hand, what other rituals are followed and the bond of brother and sister is celebrated
Vir Pasli is a festival similar to Raksha Bandhan and is celebrated in the Shravan month in Gujarat. It is a fast kept by sisters for their brother's Prosperity and Happiness. It is a story of seven b ...
The story behind this vrat says the importance of cow in our culture and also how this Vrat sets a Brahmin free from the curse of cow and blessed by a child. It is said that people wanting to have a c ...
It's a story of 16 Mondays fasting, to worship Lord Shiva and to gain lord shiva's blessings this vrat is done by males and females it has a very interesting story of a brahmin boy who got cursed by a ...
