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Karnavedha : Also known as ear piercing, is a ceremony performed within the first five years of a child's life. While the initial purpose of wearing earrings may have been for beauty, it gradually gained importance in rituals due to its…
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Muhurtha Nischayam : In Hindu astrology, the strength of the Moon is considered crucial when deciding a muhurta (auspicious time) for an event. The strength of the Moon is determined based on its placement in the zodiac sign at the desired…
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Ungaralu Teeyadam : The tradition of picking up the ring, also known as "Ungaralu teeyadam" or "Pradhananguliyakam," adds a fun and playful element to the wedding ceremony. It involves a pot or container filled with a mixture of milk and…
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Kallu Kadagadam : The act of washing the groom's feet, known as "Kaalu kadagadam," holds a significant meaning in Telugu weddings. It is a tradition where the bride's father or the bride donor washes the groom's feet as a symbol of the…
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Pelli Choopulu : An important event in Hindu marriages where the bride and groom have their first meeting. According to Hindu tradition, it is believed that a girl should not see her mother-in-law's house until the wedding day. Therefore,…
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Odi Biyyam : The tradition Holds great significance in our society, as it reflects the values of family bonds, responsibilities, affections, and feelings. During this ceremony, the parents of the married woman consider her as Sita, filling…
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Shankusthapana : Also Known As Bhoomi Pooja is a ritual performed before the construction of a house or building to establish its foundation in a sacred and auspicious manner. Earth has three types of faults. Sparshadosa, Drishti…
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Haridasulu : The Haridasas, also known as Maladasas and Maladasaras, are a group of singers who perform Harinama Sankirtana and Vaishnava hymns in the month of Dhanurmasam (December-January) in Andhra Pradesh. They visit households,…
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Bhogi Pallu : A Tradition is associated with the festival of Sankranti. While this tradition has declined in recent times, it used to be a common practice in households with young children. The tradition originated from a very old age and…
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Bottu : Applying a tilak or blob on the face is indeed a Hindu tradition with cultural and religious significance. While it is predominantly seen in Hinduism, it is important to note that not all Hindus follow this practice, and there are…
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