Oct 27th, 2010
Food For Diwali: Organize A Traditional Diwali Feast For Your Family
Apart from the sweets and savories which are eaten at Diwali, the main meals vary depending on the region of India. Much time is spent making the snack and sweet foods of which the Indians are so fond but as the actual Diwali day approaches, attentions are turned to the major feast.
Oct 26th, 2010
Indian Traditions: Karwa Chauth – With Love For My Husband
One of the more fascinating and romantic of Hindu festivals, Karwa Chauth is a day when married Hindu women observe a day-long fast for the long life of their husband. With their sacrifice, women express love for their husband and commitment to their marriage.
Oct 26th, 2010
Diwali Celebrations In Different Regions Of India And The World
With Indians migrating to other countries, Diwali is being celebrated as a major festival across the globe. It is celebrated not only in India, but also in many other countries. The celebrations of Diwali differ from region to region. Here are some of the legends associated with Diwali and its celebrations.
Oct 25th, 2010
Second Honeymoons For Parents: Restore The Romance In Your Marriage
For couples who are a few years into their marriage, a honeymoon is thought to be a thing of the past. But every marriage goes through its ups and downs, and one way to go from 'down-in-the-dumps' to 'never-better' is a second honeymoon.
Oct 24th, 2010
The Significance And History Of Diwali, The Indian Festival of Lights
Diwali, the festival of lights, comes in the autumn, between the rainy season and winter. The festival is celebrated on the day of 'Kartika Krishna Paksha Amavashya' (the day of New Moon) and has great mythological and cultural significance to Hindus in India.
Oct 22nd, 2010
Dad, The Superhero: ‘Roots And Wings’ Book Excerpt
There are intrinsic differences in the way men and women parent. Children with highly involved fathers benefit in many ways. While each father is a unique person who parents in his own style, there are some characteristics that good fathers have in common.
Oct 22nd, 2010
Diwali Interior Decorating Ideas For An Attractive, Welcoming Home
Diwali is a festival where Goddess Lakshmi, who is the goddess of wealth, is welcomed into the house and so the house is cleaned and kept ready for that day. Here are some tips to decorate your home and give it a stylish and welcoming look this Diwali.
Oct 20th, 2010
Nutrition For Children: Why You Should Limit Your Kid’s Sugar Intake
From dental caries to hyperactivity, addictions and obesity, products containing refined sugars cause a great deal of damage in young children. There are many good reasons why you should control your child's sweet tooth and introduce healthier ways of eating. Here are some tips.
Oct 19th, 2010
Diwali Diyas: Brighten Up the Festivities With Traditional Clay Lamps
Deepavali, in the literal sense, means a row of lamps and is symbolic of the lighting that are integral to the festival. Traditionally, Diwali is celebrated with exquisite lamps that are crafted out of clay. They are an integral part of the festivities and add to the fervor of the celebrations.
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