You can also make them and enjoy this delicious prasad with your family. This Basant Panchami special thali will make your festival memorable.

Basant Panchami is a festival dedicated to Lord Saraswati, the goddess of education. On this auspicious occasion celebrated on February 3, a temple in Andhra Pradesh offered several pens to its deity.

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In the east, it's all about Saraswati Puja, while the south celebrates it as 'Shri Panchami'. Also Read: Watch: Make These 6 Special Basant Panchami Mithai To Celebrate Spring While the date changes ...

While the world celebrates Valentine’s Day on February 14 th, India goes into a different mode and celebrates Vasant Panchami. This festival celebrates the transition of winter into spring and ...

Ujjain: Devotees thronged Mahakaleshwar temple located in Madhya Pradesh's Ujjain district to offer prayers to Baba Mahakal (Lord Shiva) to mark the occasion of Basant Panchami on Monday. A special ...

Goddess Saraswati is worshipped with great significance on this day. Students, as well as those associated with arts and music, are especially encouraged to offer prayers.

To ensure smooth travel for pilgrims, the Prayagraj Railway Division operated 106 Mela Special trains on Basant Panchami, along with around 200 regular trains from various stations, ensuring safe ...

The largest allocation is 1,500 buses at Jhunsi, followed by 600 at Bela Kachhar for Lucknow-bound passengers, 300 at Nehru Park for Kanpur-bound travelers, and 100 buses for tourists heading to ...

In modern times, Vasant Panchami continues to hold cultural and religious importance. Educational institutions organize special events, and people use the day to reflect on the value of knowledge ...

Basant Panchami marks the arrival of spring ... devotees ascend the 1063 steps to reach the temple and participate in special pujas and aartis. The temple's serene ambience and the breathtaking ...

Mahakal was adorned in yellow clothes and then special Bhasma Aarti and dhoop-deep Aarti were performed amid beating drums and blowing Shankh (conch shells).