NRI Day (Non-Resident Indian Day) or Pravasi Bharatiya Divas (PBD), is celebrated annually on January 9th in India. Non-resident Indians (NRIs) have Indian roots or heritage outside India. This occasion is dedicated to acknowledging and celebrating the significant contributions and accomplishments of the global Indian diaspora. The day serves as a platform to appreciate the…
Category: History/Tradition
10 strange New Year traditions across the world: Free New Year game printable included!
Traditions often provide a sense of hope for the future and peace in the past. While we might label a tradition as a superstition, deep down, a part of us holds onto the hope that our wishes will come true. Participating in these practices connects us to cultural diversity and also serves as a reminder…
Why do the Belgians celebrate Sinterklaas, and is he the same as Santa Claus?
Sinterklaas, also recognized as Sint Nicolaas originates from Myra, Turkey. Acknowledged as the patron saint of children, Sinterklaas performed numerous kind acts and miracles during his lifetime. Being a church leader, he also distributed money by placing some of it at the doors of needy families in the town where he served. Nicholas passed away…
Worldwide Celebrations Honouring the Spirit!
In every part of the world, diverse cultures unite to celebrate the spirit in different forms. These global celebrations, steeped in tradition and meaning, stand as evidence of the universal human connection that goes beyond geographical boundaries. Pitrupaksha: Pitru Paksha is celebrated by Hindus in India for a period of 16 days in September or…
How to Incorporate Countryside Living into City Life?
It is always possible to bring countryside vibes into city life. Even though city living is different from rural life, there are ways to add a touch of the countryside to city living. Living in the city offers many opportunities, but it can also make us miss the peace and simplicity of rural areas. However,…
Draw Lord Krishna Warli art – Free printable!
India has safeguarded a rich array of traditional art forms, including sculptures, pottery, paintings, embroidery, and more. These art forms are predominantly cultivated by indigenous communities residing in the remote areas of India. One renowned example is the Warli art, created by the tribal inhabitants of Maharashtra, India. These locals, referred to as Warlis, are…
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