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Gopashtami 2025: Date, Story & Gau Seva Significance
Gopashtami 2025 marks the divine day when Shri Krishna, the eternal protector of cows, began herding them in Vrindavan. This sacred festival celebrates His deep love, humility, and service toward…
Disappearance Day of Srila Prabhupada | ISKCON Tribute
Every year, devotees of Shri Krishna remember a very special day the Disappearance Day of Srila Prabhupada. It is not a day of sadness but of deep respect and gratitude.…
Govardhan Puja 2025: Date, Story, and ISKCON Celebration
Govardhan Puja is a sacred festival that celebrates the divine act of Shri Krishna lifting the Govardhan Hill. This day marks his protection of the people of Vrindavan from Lord…
Diwali 2025: Deepotsava Celebration at ISKCON Ghaziabad
Meaning of Diwali Diwali is festival of light. It is also known as Deepawali. Diwali is one of the most loved and awaited festivals in India. The word Deepawali comes…
Rama Ekadashi 2025: Date, Puja Vidhi & Significance
What is Rama Ekadashi? Rama Ekadashi is a sacred fasting day devoted to Shri Krishna. It holds deep spiritual value for devotees who seek peace, purity, and liberation through devotion.…
Offer Kartik Deep Dan Seva at ISKCON Ghaziabad
What is Kartik Deep Daan Seva? Kartik Deep Daan means offering a lamp to the Supreme Lord with sincere devotion and love. This simple act holds great spiritual value. Ancient…
Importance of Donation in Kartik Month at ISKCON Ghaziabad
Introduction: The Month of Divine Light and Devotion The month of Kartik is called the lamp of all months. It glows with the mercy of Shri Krishna, who blesses every…
Sharad Purnima 2025: Date, Story & Fasting Rules
Sharad Purnima marks the change from the rainy season to the peaceful autumn. The skies become clear, the air feels fresh, and the full moon shines brightly. On this night,…
Pasankusa Ekadashi 2025: Story, Fasting Rules & Significance
Pasankusa Ekadashi is a holy day for devotees of Shri Krishna. The word Pasankusa comes from two Sanskrit words. “Pa” means sins, and “Ankusa” means a sharp goad used to…