India is a country where people come in search of spiritual awakening. And many have admitted to having experienced immense ...

An NRI community in Mississauga performs 'Ganga Aarti' on the Credit River, sparking a debate on cultural practices and geographical significance, illustrated by mixed social media reactions.

Stretching over 2,500 km, the Ganga River reflects India's culturally and spiritually rich past, one that can still be found ...

Despite the rising waters, temple priests carried out the sacred rituals of aarti (lamp worship) and abhishekam (ritual ...

Indians in Canada ended up diving the internet after they performed ‘Ganga Aarti’ at ‘banks of Credit River’ at Mississauga’s Erindale Park. Here’s how netizens reacted to the ...

Nearly 24,000 devotees attend since July 1 Govind Sharma JAMMU, July 24: The recently inaugurated ‘Tawi Aarti’ on the banks ...

The Ganga River has been rising steadily from Varanasi to Ballia, and flood outposts have been activated across the district.

A video of a group of Indian community members performing 'Ganga Aarti' on the banks of the Credit River in Mississauga, Canada, has gone viral on social media.

At Assi Ghat, much of the Subah-e-Banaras stage has gone underwater. Water has reached the police outpost at Dashashwamedh ...

The Ganga River's rising water levels pose a significant flood threat across Varanasi to Ballia, submerging major ghats and affecting residential areas.

(MENAFN- Live Mint) In a heartfelt tribute to Indian traditions, members of the Indian diaspora in Canada recently organised a grand Ganga Aarti along the banks of the Credit River in Mississauga ...

The water, scooped up from the holy river Ganges, is destined for the pilgrims’ local temples. And the precious cargo must be ...