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In Hinduism, the souls of three generations of one's ancestors live in Pitriloka, a place between heaven and earth. Yama, the deity of death, governs this world and transports a dead man's soul from Earth to Pitriloka. Only those three generations get Shraddha ceremonies , in which Yama plays an important role. In Pitru Paksha , prayers are performed to bring about moksha for both the ancestors and those conducting the rituals. According to our Purans, Pitru Paksha enhances the enjoyment of souls remaining in heaven before undergoing samsara or rebirth, or lessens the suffering of those in other worlds; if those souls took another birth immediately after their deaths, Shraddha enhances their happiness in their new birth.   Karna and Indra Legend about Pitru Paksha: When the renowned donor Karna died in the epic Mahabharata conflict and his soul went to heaven, he got extremely hungry, but any meal he touched turned into gold instantaneously. Karna and Surya went to Indr...

Shraddha Paksha , also known as Pitru Paksha or Sorah Shraddha, is a 16-day period in the Hindu calendar dedicated to ancestor worship. Shraddh Paksha, also known as Pitru Paksha, is a Hindu festival dedicated to honouring and remembering ancestors. It is believed that around this season, the spirits of deceased ancestors return to Earth to receive offerings from their offspring. Pitru Paksha (fortnight of the paternal ancestors), also known as Pitri Paksha, is a 16-day lunar period in the Hindu calendar during which Hindus pay tribute to their ancestors (Pitrs), particularly with food offerings. The era is also known as Pitri Paksha (Pitr-Paksha), Pitri Pokkho, Sorah Shraddha ("sixteen shraddhas"), Kanagat, Jitiya, Mahalaya, Apara Paksha, and Akhadpak. Pitru Paksha is considered unfavourable by Hindus due to the death rite done at the ceremony, known as Shraddha or Tarpana. In southern and western India, it occurs in the second paksha (fortnight) of the Hindu lunar month ...

Ujjain, M.P. : It is a very happy news for the Gahoi community that due to the tireless efforts of the officials of Shri Gahoi Parmarth Trust of Ujjain and with the consent of the members, land has been given to Shri Gahoi Parmarth Trust from Madhya Pradesh Housing Board for a building (Dharamshala) in Ujjain. has been allotted. A copy of the order related to this was sent from Ujjain Housing Board on 05 September 2024 to the present Chairman of Shri Gahoi Parmarth Trust Shri Nagesh Kumar Gupta (Naugariya) and Trustee Shri Subhash Gupta (Rawat) for the building (Dharamshala) in Ujjain, to the Estate Officer Shri Shubham Rathore. Provided by. There is a wave of happiness in the Gahoi Vaishya community on this achievement of Shri Gahoi Parmarth Trust. All the members of the society have congratulated Ujjain Gahoi Samaj and its officials. Gahoi history and its relation: The Gahoi community, born with the blessings of the Gods, has proficiency in every field. The Gahoi words produced from ...

Ganesh Chaturthi , a vibrant Hindu festival, is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, the elephant-headed god known for his wisdom, intelligence, and remover of obstacles. This auspicious occasion is celebrated with great fervor and devotion across India, especially in the western state of Maharashtra. The Legend of Ganesha According to Hindu mythology, Lord Ganesha was born to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. His unique appearance, with a human body and an elephant head, is a result of a curious incident during his childhood. Ganesha is often depicted with a mouse as his vehicle, symbolizing his ability to overcome even the smallest obstacles. According to Hindu mythology, Lord Ganesha was born to Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati. His elephant head is a result of a curious incident where Shiva severed the head of his son, Ganesha, mistaking him for an intruder. To replace the severed head, Shiva attached the head of an elephant to Ganesha's body, giving him a unique and powerful form. The Birth...

  Mumbai:  Actor Piyush Suhane, who hails from his hometown Sagar, is a successful Hindi TV actor and has also spread the magic of his acting in Bollywood films. He was born on 8 August 1982. His hometown is 'Sagar' in Madhya Pradesh.  Piyushji, who was brilliant in studies, did post graduation in International Business from Indore, Madhya Pradesh and got his graduation degree from Dr. Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, Sagar, he graduated from there in the year 1998. Piyushji passed out from 'Mandi School of Drama' in 2001. He is fluent in three languages. He can speak Hindi, English and Bundeli. He got married on November 24, 2012. His wife's name is 'Shraddha Suhane'. He has two brothers. Their names are 'Ashish Suhane' and 'CM Suhane'. Piyush Suhane is very quiet and introverted by nature. He switches off his phone at night to give time to his family. He wants to play special roles. If we talk about his TV and film journey, he has been conti...

London, UK: It is a moment of great joy that Aditya Raj Chauda, ​​son of Swarnali/Rajesh Chauda, ​​resident of London, grandson of late Shri Ramdin Chauda ji / late Smt. Kamala Devi Chauda and grandson of Shri Brijesh Gupta/Meera Gupta Gandhi of Gahoi Vaishya Samaj Ranipur, gave excellent performance in GCSE 11th and received scholarship in Science and Maths subjects. On receiving GCSE scholarship, one gets a discount of 25% to 100% in tuition fees in foreign colleges. This also gives a 4th tier visa for studying abroad. Daughter Swarnali is the daughter of Shri Brijesh Gupta / Meera Gupta, resident of Gwalior NG Grand Alkapuri Gwalior. Son Aditya was congratulated on this achievement by his maternal grandparents Shri Brijesh Gupta / Meera Gupta Gandhi, Anil / Usha Sanjay / Anju Gupta, Dr. Alok, Dr. Anjali Gupta UK and on behalf of the entire family, wishing him a bright future. Gahoi history and its relation: The Gahoi community, born with the blessings of the Gods, has pr...

Krishna Janmashtami , also known as Gokulashtami , is a Hindu holiday celebrated yearly. It commemorates the birth of Lord Krishna. According to the Panchanga, or Hindu calendar, it happens on the eighth day (Ashtami) of the month of Shravana. In the western Gregorian calendar, this occurs in August or September. Gokulashtami will be celebrated on August 26, 2024. It is commemorated as a holiday by numerous business and public institutions. Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated on August 26 this year. It is observed yearly on the Ashtami Tithi of Krishna Paksha, which falls in the month of Shraavana of Bhadrapad. As we prepare to celebrate the auspicious holiday of Janmashtami, here is a glimpse at the shubh muhurat, city-specific timings, puja samagri, and essential rituals commemorating Lord Krishna's 5251st birthday.   Shubh Muhurat of Krishna Janmashtami 2024: This year, Hindu followers will commemorate Lord Krishna's 5251st birth anniversary. It falls on August 26. C...