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Ram Mandir Ke Ram: Shaligram Reached Ayodhya

The stone for the idol of Bhagwan Ram to be set up in the much-awaited grand Ram temple Ayodhya has arrived. This Shaligram Shila, brought to Ayodhya from the big Gandak river in Nepal, will be used to carve the idol of Bhagwan Ram and install it in the sanctum.

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What is Joshimath's crisis?

Joshimath, also known as Jyotirmath, is located in Uttarakhand at an altitude of 6150 feet. It is the gateway to many Himalayan mountaineering expeditions, trekking trails and pilgrimage centers like Badrinath. It is one of the four major Peethas established by Adi Shankaracharya. More than 600 structures have either cracked or been partially destroyed.

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Happy New Year 2023 from Bhakti Bharat

BhaktiBharat wishes all its users “May the new year bring you happiness, peace and prosperity. Wish you all the best for 2023”

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Thank You 2022 : For Staying Connected With Bhakti Bharat

Bhakti Bharat wishes you a lot of joy for being with us throughout the year 2022! We always try to provide you with authentic information about Hindu religion, temple, festival, tithi, aarti, bhajan, katha, mantra, vandana, chalisha, motivational stories, Katha.

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When does Adhik Maas come, what is its mythological basis?

According to Hindu Panchang, in the year 2023, Malmas will start from 18th July and will remain till 16th August 2023.

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Bhakti Bharat High Ranking 2022

Thanks to all the viewers and readers for giving https://www.bhaktibharat.com a high rank in the online ranking site similarweb.com.

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Narak Chaturdashi Katha: From Isha Foundation

Diwali is also known as Narak Chaturdashi.

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Diwali Celebration in America

Diwali is a religious and cultural holiday, celebrated by both the devout and the secular in the United States. Celebrated as the festival of lights, Diwali is celebrated across the world by various religions and cultures, especially in South Asia. This year Diwali will be on Monday 24 October. Festivals and celebrations usually last for several days.

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Why is Lalbaugcha Raja's Darshan so famous among devotees?

There is a different celebration in Mumbai, Maharashtra regarding Ganesh Chaturthi. People were eagerly waiting to catch a glimpse of the Lalbaugcha Raja. The Lalbaugcha Raja of Mumbai is known as Navsala Pawan Bappa. Every year thousands of devotees come to see Lalbaugcha.

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How much will it cost to visit Tirupati Tirumala Darshan?

Tirupati Tirumala is a very sacred Hindu pilgrimage site and one of the richest temples in India. The temple of Bhagwan Sri Venkateswara Swamy in the Tirumala hills, is located in the state of Andhra Pradesh. At a cost of 5000 from Chennai, Bangalore and Hyderabad you can easily visit Tirupati Tirumala and seek the blessings of Prabhu Srinivasan.

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Madam President Draupadi Murmu: A True Bhagwan Believer Lady

Madam President Draupadi Murmu, is an Indian politician who is the elected President of India. He is the first person belonging to the Scheduled Tribe (ST) community to be elected the President of India. More than a politician, he is a true believer in Bhagwan.

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Bhagwan Jagannath Navami Darshan

Bhagwan Jagannath Navami Darshan is an auspicious day in Hinduism especially for Bhagwan Jagannath devotees. This day is also known as Sandhya Darshan or Navami Darshan or Adap Mandap Darshan. An auspicious occasion when devotees visit the deities and worship the deities.

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World's Longest Vishnu Temple Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat is one of the largest monuments in the world in northern Cambodia. Angkor Wat's temple is located in the city of Karong CM Reap in Cambodia.

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The Mythological Story Behind Baglamukhi Jayanti

Baglamukhi Jayanti is believed to be the day when the Devi Baglamukhi appeared on earth. It is celebrated on Shukla Ashtami or the eighth day in the month of Vaishakh. Baglamukhi Jayanti, Monday, 9 May 2022

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What is Nakshatra and how is it important in our life?

As the Moon orbits around the Earth, it also crosses a portion of the Sun's orbit at regular intervals. This crossing of classes occurs 28 times a year (sometimes 27 times). These 28 (or 27) cross-sections are called Nakshatras.

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