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History of Nowruz | The Origins of Persian New Year

For most people, Nowruz (or the Persian New Year) means celebrating New Year, exchanging gifts, setting the Haft-Seen, and most importantly time spent with family. But why is spring equinox on March 20 or March 21, considered Nowruz? And how did the Nowruz festival start in the first place? This article here covers the complete history of Nowruz and sheds light on why it is celebrated today in Iran, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Kurdistan, and Central Asia and other parts of the world.  Today Nowruz is celebrated by…

Maha Shivaratri

Maha Shivaratri, also known as the Great Night of Shiva, is a famous Hindu festival that is celebrated annually in honor of God Shiva. The holiday holds great spiritual significance for all the Hindus and celebrated with utmost devotion and religious fervor in the Hindu community. Maha Shivaratri: What's this day all about? The fourteenth day of each lunar month or the day preceding the new moon is known as Shivaratri in Hindu religion. Among all the twelve Shivaratris that happen in a timetable year, Maha…

International Mother Language Day

The International Mother Language Day is annually celebrated on February 21st. Created by UNESCO, the day promotes multilingualism and awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity. Wish you a happy International Mother Language Day 2020! International Mother Language Day: What is it all about? International Mother Language Day is celebrated every Feb 21 across the globe. The day encourages nations to give importance to their mother language along with different dialects to preserve their cultural identity. This day is praised to motivate individuals to keep up knowledge…