Blogs — Basumati Snana

There are festivals that celebrate gods, kings, and victories. But Mithuna Sankranti is something far more beautiful — it celebrates the Earth herself. As the Sun begins its sacred transition into Mithuna Rashi (Gemini), millions of devotees across Odisha and other parts of India welcome a season of renewal, devotion, fertility, and gratitude. Known for its deep spiritual meaning and colourful Raja Parba celebrations, Mithuna Sankranti is one of the most emotionally rooted festivals in Indian tradition. In 2026, Mithuna Sankranti falls on June 15, 2026 (Monday) — marking not just an astrological event, but a sacred reminder that Mother Earth...