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Amarnath cave shrine lingam 2011 melts off 10 days before yatra-close. The never seen ever before rush of pilgrims to Amarnath this year has provided great to the ice Shivling in the holy mountain cave cleanly melting off more than a week before the close of the yatra. The Amarnath shrine board declared that the ice stalagmite, which was especially well-formed this year as well and ... Full story

Nag panchami 2011 date in India and here below is the Nagpanchami Festival SMS messages to send all your relatives and friends. Naga panchami puja or pooja performed and is celebrated on August 4 2011. Naaga Panchami is dedicated to the worship of Nagas (Snakes), and is an key festival in India in Sravan month. ... Full story

Holidays during August 2011 in India, Find here all the latest news and updated reports on the upcoming Shravana masam 2011 Festivals, Fastings, Events In India July 2011. Shravana masam or Sravana masa is the fifth month in a traditional Hindu Telugu and Kannada calendar followed in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Sravana Masam 2011 is from July 31 to August 29. Ramzan month starts 2-Aug Hariyali Teej 2-Aug Andal ... Full story

Sawan Mahina 2011 from July 16 chant Om namah shivaya. The auspicious Hindu month, Sawan also known as Shravan month or Shravana masam, has begun on July 16. The auspicious Hindu month has begun on July 16 Sunday. With starting the month of Shravan, a large number of devotees in India thronged to Shiva temples to worship lord Shiva ( The Hindu god Shiva is said ... Full story

Guru Purnima 2011 date is on 15th of July and here is below Guru Poornima SMS, and all about gurupurnima celebration, importance and vyas or vyasa purnima. Send all new and latest GuruPoornima sms messages wishes in hindi wordings as well to all your friends and relatives on this auspicious day. Guru Purnima is a festival traditionally celebrated by Hindus and Buddhists.On this day, disciples offer ... Full story

Ashada Ekadashi 2011 or Ashadi Ekadashi is said to be the most key Ekadasi vrata celebrated as first Ekadashi or Toli Ekadasi. AshadaEkadash will come on eleventh day in bright half of "Ashad Month", AshadiEkadashi 2011 date is July 11, Monday. Also Ekadashi famously known as Devshayani Ekadashi or Shayana Ekadasi Sayana Ekadashi or Harisayani Ekadashi or Harivasara Ekadasi, Ashadi Ekadasi shows the celebration of ... Full story

Jagannath Rath Yatra an Annual chariot festival and Lakhs of devotees throng 2011 in Puri RathaYatra, Ahmedabad Jaganath Car Festival and here are the Videos watch the darshan online for free. Ratha Yatra, the annual chariot procession of Lord Jagannath began in Kolkata and in Ahmeadabad and sources buzz that Over 12 lakh witnessed Puriyatra. Lakhs of devotees are poured in from all stations of the ... Full story

2011 Amarnath yatra is underway in the middle of tight security arrangements. The annual Amarnath yatra to the south Kashmir holy cave shrine kicks off amid 10,000 security military service have been moving into position. Around 5,000 paramilitary CRPF have been positioned for security of the pilgrims along the old Pahalgam way and the shorter Baltal way, according to the officials. Security personnel have also been ... Full story

Yogini Ekadashi 2011 vrat katha or story and yogini ekadasi fasting is here below. YoginiEkadashi occurs in the month of Ashadha or June – July accordinhg to traditional Hindu calendar followed in North India. Yogini Ekadasi 2011 date is on 27-Jun. The importance of this YoginiEkadashi was been explained to Yudhisthira by Lord Krishna. Fasting on this Ekadashi helps in achieving ‘moksha.’ YoginiEkadasi's significance is ... Full story

Shani Jayanti in 2011 and visit Shanidham, Shani Jayanti in 2011 in India is observed today on date is 1st of June and puja will be performed on this special this day of Wednesday Amavasya . ShaniJayanti has a great significance and spiritual importance if it falls on Saturday Sani Jayanti is observed on Amavasya in vaishakh month, Shani Jayanti falls on Jyeshta Amavasya in North ... Full story