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Festivals
Kartik Purnima 2026: Dev Diwali, Its Significance, and Rituals
Why the full moon of Kartik is held to be the most meritorious of the year, what Dev Diwali on the Varanasi ghats actually marks, the Tripurari legend behind it, and the home rituals that matter more than the spectacle.
Vidhata Editorial Desk8 Sept 2026 · 11 min - 🌿
Festivals
Tulsi Vivah 2026: The Marriage That Opens the Wedding Season
On 21 November 2026, households marry the tulsi plant to Vishnu at dusk, the ceremony that reopens the wedding season after Chaturmas. The story behind it involves a real deception and a real curse, and sources genuinely disagree on which tithi carries it.
Vidhata Editorial Desk7 Sept 2026 · 10 min
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