Taratam Sagar (तारतम सागर)

The summer solstice occurs when the Earth's inclination towards the Sun is maximum. Therefore, on the day of the summer solstice, the Sun appears at its highest altitude with a midday position that changes very little for several days before and after the summer solstice. June 21 is the longest day in the Northern Hemisphere, technically this day is called the Summer Solstice. The amount of light received by a specific area in the Northern Hemisphere during the summer solstice depends on that location's latitudinal location.

Gulika Kaal also known as Maandi, Kuligai Kaal is a special period in Vedic Astrology ruled by Saturn, during which certain activities are considered inauspicious.

Vedic mythological conch, name and type of conch, glory of conch. what was the name of Lord Sri Krishna, Arjuna, Bhimsen, Yudhishthira, Nakula, Sahadeva, Sahadeva and Bhishma's conch?

According to Hindu religion, there are eight Prahars in 24 hours including day and night. On an average, a Prahar is of three hours or seven and a half hours, in which there are two Muhurtas. One prahar is one Ghati of 24 minutes. A total of eight prahars, four of the day and four of the night.

In Indian rituals, camphor has a special place and is used for worship. Camphor is also used for aarti and puja havan. In Hinduism, the use of camphor is said to please the gods and goddesses.