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03/09/2018

Happy Krishna Janmashtmi to all !!!

04/08/2017

Bala InfoSolutions would like to thank all its employees and partners for the overwhelming success of our website https://www.onlinerakhi.com. Your hard work is paying off well.

We would also take this opportunity to thank all our customers who took faith in us. We will see you all next Rakhi again with a much better and improved customer experience. Happy Rakhi all in advance!

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05/04/2017

Happy Ram Navmi to all. जय श्री राम।
The festival celebrates the descent of lord Vishnu as Rama avatar, through his birth to King Dasharatha and Queen Kausalya in Ayodhya.

30/03/2017

Happy Navratri (नवरात्रि) to all

30/03/2017

Happy Gangaur (गणगौर) everybody

18/03/2017

Happy St. Patrick's Day

13/03/2017

HAPPY HOLI TO ALL!

The colored powder - or gulal - thrown during the festival come from the legend of Krishna, whose skin was dark blue. Worried he wouldn't be accepted by his love Radha, he mischievously colored her face to make her like himself.

Today, anyone at Holi is fair game to be covered in the perfumed powder as a celebration of Krishna and Radha's love, regardless of age or social status. The powder also signifies the coming of spring and all the new colors it brings to nature.

14/01/2017

Happy Makar Sankranti

Happy long days | Happy Kite Festival | Happy Uttarayan
Sun has made its journey towards North and India celebrate it in various ways such as -
Makar Sankranti in most of India,
Pongal in Tamil Nadu,
Uttarayan in Gujarat,
Maghi in parts of Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Punjab
Bhogali Bihu in Assam
Shishur Saenkraat in Kashmir valley
Khichdi in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar
Poush Sangkranti in West Bengal
Makara Sankramana in Karnataka

31/12/2016

Wishing all our customers and page viewers a very happy new year 2017

01/11/2016

Happy Bhai Duj to you. Please LIKE/ SHARE.

LEGENDS OF BHAI DUJ FESTIVAL
On this day, the sister would put an auspicious tilak (vermilion mark) on the forehead of her brother and perform an aarti by showing him the light of the holy flame as a mark of love and protection from evil forces.

Bhai Dooj is also called ‘YAMA DWITEEYA‘ as it’s believed that on this day, Yamaraj (God of Death and sufferings and the custodian of Hell), visits his sister Yami, who puts the auspicious mark on his forehead and prays for his wellbeing. So it’s held that anyone who receives a tilak from his sister on this day would never be sent to hell.

According to another legend, on this day, Lord Krishna, after slaying Narakasura demon, visits his sister Subhadra who welcomes him with lighted diyas (earthen oil lamps), flowers and sweets, and puts the holy protective mark on his forehead.

Yet another story behind the origin of Bhai Dooj says that when lord Mahavir, the founder of Jainism, attained nirvana, his brother King Nandivardhan was distressed because he missed him and was comforted by his sister Sudarshana. Since then, women have been revered during Bhai Dooj.

In the Indian state of Bengal this event is called ‘BHAI PHOTA‘, which is performed by sister who religiously fasts until she applies a ‘phota‘ or mark with sandal wood paste on her brother’s forehead, offers him sweets and gifts and prays for his long and healthy life.

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Nowhere is the bond of brotherly-sisterly love glorified with such grandeur as in India. Hindus celebrate this special relationship twice every year, with the festivals of Raksha Bandhan and Bhai Dooj. Bhai Duj On the day of Bhai Duj (or Bhaiya Dauj), sisters all over India show their love for their...

31/10/2016

Happy Govardhan Puja/ Padwa/ Annakut
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Govardhan Puja
This festival of Govardhan Puja is in commemoration of the lifting of Mount Govardhan by lord Krishna. As per Vishnu Puran legend, people of Gokul village used to celebrate a festival in honor of Lord Indra (the God of Rains) and worshiped him after the end of every monsoon season but one fine day child Krishna stopped them from offering prayers to Lord Indra who in terrific anger sent a heavy deluge to submerge the Gokul village.

Padwa
Gudi Padwa is symbolic of love and devotion between the wife and husband. On this day newly-married daughters with their husbands are invited in their parental homes for special meals and given presents. In olden days brothers also went to fetch their sisters from their in-laws home for this important day.

Annakoot
This day is also observed as Annakoot (meaning mountain of food). Pious people keep awake the whole night and cook fifty-six or 108 different types of food for the bhog (the offering of food) to Krishna.

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30/10/2016

Happy Diwali to All. Please LIKE / SHARE the legend.

Diwali festival is an important festival for Hindus. The name of festive days as well as the rituals of Diwali vary significantly among Hindus, based on the region of India. In many parts of India, the festivities start with Dhanteras, followed by Naraka Chaturdasi on second day. Diwali falls on the third day. Diwali Padva dedicated to wife–husband relationship on the fourth day. And festivities end with Bhau-beej dedicated to sister–brother bond on the fifth day. Dhanteras usually falls eighteen days after Dussehra.
On the same night that Hindus celebrate Diwali, Jains celebrate a festival of lights to mark the attainment of moksha by Mahavira, and Sikhs celebrate Bandi Chhor Divas. Diwali festival is an official holiday in Nepal, India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Mauritius, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago, Suriname, Malaysia, Singapore, Fiji and Pakistan.

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Deepawali or Diwali festival is certainly the biggest and the brightest of all Hindu festivals. It’s the festival of lights (deep = light and avali = a row i.e., a row of lights). It marked by five days of celebration, which literally illumines the country with its brilliance, and dazzles all with i...