Shyam Tea Stall in Old Delhi stands out with vibrant colors and divine decor, serving chai for 46 years amidst a bustling market atmosphere. Tea comes in many colours. Pale gold to pitch black.

A marble niche contains idols of Bhagwan Vishnu and his consort Lakshmi. There is also a god rarely seen in temples—Brahma. The other rare sighting is of Varaha, a Vishnu avatar. Further ahead ...

The Swaminarayan temples are widely recognised for seamlessly blending religious depth with modern sensibilities, while remaining rooted in Indian culture, traditions, and sculpture ...

Tea comes in many colours. Pale gold to pitch black. In this spectrum, desi chai usually exists in variations of brown. This Old Delhi stall breaks the mould. Despite specialising in monochromatic ...

Our ancient scriptures mention the Kalpavriksha and the Chaityavriksha as a deity which indicates that worshipping trees is indeed an ancient Indian practice The Ancient Aryans worshiped nature Plants ...

Janaki Navami or Sita Navami has great significance in Sanatan Dharma and Indian culture. Janak Nandini and spouse of Bhagwan ...

Lord Parashuram Ji is regarded as Bhagwan Vishnu, the universe's preserver, in his sixth incarnation. He was born under the Pradosh Kaal on Tritiya Tithi. The primary goals of Parshuram Ji's ...

"To mark the beginning of the Assamese new year, I participated in the Sri Sri Maha Vishnu Yagya Mahotsav at Nalbari earlier today and offered my prayers to Bhagwan Vishnu for the good health and ...