Blogs — Hanuman

There's a moment in Indian devotional history where a single pen changed how an entire nation prays. A wandering ascetic, sitting on the ghats of Varanasi, chose to write the story of Lord Rama not in scholarly Sanskrit, but in the language spoken by farmers, mothers, and children. That man was Goswami Tulsidas — and on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, the country remembers him on Tulsidas Jayanti. When Is Tulsidas Jayanti 2026? Tulsidas Jayanti 2026 falls on Wednesday, August 19, Shravan Shukla Saptami — the seventh day of the waxing moon in the holy month of Shravan. Since Saptami Tithi...

Ram Navami is one of the most sacred Hindu festivals, celebrating the birth of Lord Rama, the seventh avatar of Vishnu. Falling on March 27, 2026, this auspicious day is a celebration of righteousness, dharma, and the victory of good over evil. Read on to explore the divine story of Rama's birth, the sacred fasting rituals, and how devotees across Ayodhya and India celebrate this grand occasion.

In the serene town of Namakkal, Tamil Nadu, stands one of the most awe-inspiring symbols of devotion and strength - the 18-foot-tall idol of Lord Hanuman at the Sri Veera Anjaneyar Temple. Towering majestically under the open sky, this monolithic statue is not only an architectural marvel but also a powerful spiritual guardian said to protect the sacred Namakkal Fort and the hilltop Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Temple.  Lord Hanuman, known in Tamil tradition as Sri Veera Anjaneyar, is revered as the embodiment of courage, devotion, and divine service. In Hindu mythology, he is celebrated as the greatest devotee of Lord Rama and the vanquisher of evil forces through...

Hanuman Jayanti, celebrated in honour of Lord Hanuman (also known as Anjaneya), is a vibrant and spiritually significant festival observed with great devotion in Tamil Nadu. Lord Hanuman, known for his unwavering loyalty and devotion to Lord Rama, is revered as a symbol of strength, humility, and selfless service.  While Hanuman Jayanti in North India is typically celebrated during Chaitra Purnima (March-April), Tamil Nadu observes the festival in the Tamil month of Margazhi (December-January). The celebrations align with the auspicious Moolam Nakshatra, making this a sacred time for devotees.   Significance of Hanuman  Lord Hanuman, also known as Bajrangbali, holds a special place in Hindu mythology as a symbol of unparalleled devotion and...

Lord Hanuman, revered as the epitome of strength, devotion, and humility, holds a unique place in Hindu mythology. Known as the greatest devotee of Lord Rama, Hanuman is also celebrated for his incredible powers, which include the Ashta Siddhis (eight divine perfections) and Nava Nidhis (nine treasures). These mystical abilities, bestowed upon him by divine grace, make Hanuman an embodiment of limitless potential and selflessness.  What Are the Ashta Siddhis?  The Ashta Siddhis are eight supernatural powers or perfections described in various ancient Indian scriptures. They are:  Anima: The power to reduce one’s size to the minutest form.  Mahima: The...