Festivals
Navratri: Day 3
Mata Chandraghanta
Navratri: Day 2
Brahmacharini Mata
Ganesh Utsav
Ganesh Utsav is being marked from 7th September to 17th September this year. Ganpati Bappa’s murtis are being installed at various Mandirs and venues on 6th and 7th September with great pomp and splendor of joyous processions. Published in August 3024 edition of Hindu Deep by Hindu Council of Kenya
Somvati Amavasya
A Hindu festival celebrated during the holy month of Shravan.
Happy Birthday TAW
The Asian Weekly, a paperzine published in Nairobi, Kenya catering to the Asian segment of the society turns 14. From humble beginnings the weekly publication has grown to become a must in every Asian household. The team grows stronger by the day and spreads wings across the Kenyan borders and bringing in news from various parts of the world.
Society’s Heartthrob : Celebrating TAW@14
The popular weekly Paperzine published in Kenya catering and covering the news and views, events and happenings of the Asian Community turns 14 years this week. Sikiladi who has been publishing self composed poetry, event coverage and writing opinion articles over the years on a voluntary basis shares a poem marking the 14th birthday of The Asian Weekly. Over the years Sikiladi has witnessed several changes in editorials, columns, publishing, professionalism, movement of premises @TAW and expresses some of that via her poetry.
Nature’s Trail (125): तीज का चॉंद
The Raksha Thread!
A festival highlighting the bond between brothers and sisters. Rejoicement and merriment prevails as the sister ties the symbolic thread on her brother’s wrist and he vows to protect her from harm
Month of Saavan!
Come The month of saavan1 O! So very mann lubhavan 2 With blessings of rain showers Pouring Almighty’s immense powerssikiladi Shiva’s glory reigns at the mandir3 His Katha & kirtan4 sound atti sunder5 Fasting of Teej6 festival so prominent The dark color of mehndi7 dominantsikiladi The bangles clad in wrists praying For spouses’ women in joyous … Continue reading Month of Saavan!
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