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Tulabharam and Tulabhara also known as Tula-Daan is an ancient Hindu practice. It is an ancient ritual. Tulabharam is prevalent from the Dwapar era. Thulabharam means that a person is made to sit on one side of the scales and equal quantities of rice, oil, gold or silver or grain, flowers, jaggery etc. are weighed and offered to the Lord, according to the capacity of the person.

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Nishan Yatra is a kind of foot march, lifting Shri Shyam flag in hand and offering it to Shyam Baba, Khatu Shyam ji comes to the temple.

Holi has become increasingly popular outside India - in large part due to the millions of Sanatan followers around the world. Like Diwali, another Indian festival, communities with South Asian heritage living abroad often gather to celebrate Holi.

The Jain flag is important in Jainism and serves as a symbol of unity for its followers. The Jain flag is hoisted atop the main spire of the temple during various ceremonies.

Rudraksha is a sacred seed traditionally used in Hinduism and associated especially with Shiva. The word Rudraksha comes from two Sanskrit words: Rudra – a name of Lord Shiva and Aksha – meaning tears.

People spend Kalpwas by staying on the Sangam banks of Prayag for a month. This tradition has been going on for centuries. ‘Kalpwas’ is a vrat which is observed on the banks of pilgrimage sites like Prayag.