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Is Christmas celebrated in Hinduism? Christmas – the winter holy fiesta is around the corner. Being the most-celebrated occasion of Christians, it has now become the renowned religious festival world-wide. Since, Christmas is globally solemnized almost among all the religions and communities to glorify the birth of Jesus Christ. It has also come into notice that Hindu commemorate this popular merrymaking-Christmas with much verve and enthusiasm every year for five days from 21st to 25th December as  ‘Panchmukhi Ganapati’  (to read more, Click here) with the title-  ‘Christmas of Hindus’. In addition to this, the basic funfair  Christmas activities like- Christmas  tree decoration ,  Christmas decorations for house, Santa Gifts  and  Christmas carol  are piously carried out by Christians as well as Hindus on every December 25 th . Does Hinduism believe in Christmas? Does Hinduism believe in Christmas? Is Christmas celebrated in Hinduism? These questions often come in our min

Mount Abu Winter Festival 2018 India – a perfect place where antiquity meets modernity, gaiety meets culture and tradition meets craze. Better known to be a flawless blend of arts, customsand conventions and seems to be one of its kind. It is the root of all the major festivals, lively celebrations and spiritual exuberances. Each month celebrates numerous festivities with a feel of great joy and delight. People take active participation in the rejoicing and religious jubilations in these delighted festivals every year. One such Festival is Mount Abu Festival, exalted annually in the month of December. Witnessing the unique features of this Winter Festival at Mount Abu, perhaps you would not have known it earlier. Winter Festival at Mount Abu – A cultural roller coaster ride Mount Abu Winter Festival is a major euphoria which lies in the last month of the year-December. Mount Abu festival 2018 is intended to be one of the distinguished and momentous festivals of Mount Abu re

Why Polygamy is not allowed in Hinduism? The weird custom of having more than one spouse, either wife or husband at the same time is considered illegal and foul in Indian culture. On account of it, polygamy is a criminal offence now and not sanctioned by law in majority of Indian states. According to Hindu regulation acts and formal judicial dictum, a second marriage of a person without the wife’s permission is supposed to be unauthorized, though, it can only be possible after ending the first marriage, otherwise it would be declared invalid and void (null). Polygamy in Indian Society - In accordance with the Hindu Marriage Act, which was introduced in the year 1955 vocalizes that: No Hindu man can have second consort (a wife) if he is already involved with the first wife. Since, marrying another person is formally forbidden (restricted) and strictly against rules of Hindu marriage act. As a matter of fact, in 1956, polygamy qualified and have been accepted as illicit, unlawf