Karva Chauth Stories Novels & Stories

It might have been made up by our ancestors to strike fear in the hearts of the younger offspring so they’d not wander around here. Whatever! For serpents, the caves are not only a matter of pride for their natural labyrinth structure, it holds significant spiritual values too. It’s our pilgrimage where treasures of ages are kept hidden. At the left bottom crook of the range, the Paras cave houses the oldest Varad Statue in the history of civilizations. Scriptures narrate that it was established by the Lord himself when he was blessed with his first child—Aadi before humans had free access to our world centuries ago. The Emperor and I used to pay our regards yearly at the Chaturthi Festival.

She was too fedup with the everyday archery lessons in which she had no progress whatsoever, since the day they began studying in Kashi. Though Ajabde and Saubhgyavati had basic knowledge of pressure points in the body, the method to strike it still had to be learned. *** "There's Kashi!" exclaimed Kunwar Pratap pointing to the huge gates at a distance. All through the journey, Kunwar Pratap was asking his mother about Shastras and how to chant mantras. Initially Maharani Jaivantabai hesitated but finally she gave in. Kunwar Shakti had drawn his inference that his brother had lost his mind due to emotional trauma. Knowing well that reasoning about taking sanyas with his older brother would l

She gave him a chance and he giggled excitedly like a little boy even though he was well above his thirties. "Once upon a time, Seven tribes lived within their territories but one of the tribe wanted to rule the other tribes.." "Boring," She commented. She had heard the story so many times it was becoming a nuisance to her. She turned to leave and the storyteller stopped her, "I have another interesting story!" She halted but did not look at the storyteller, "It's about a tree that grew out of Alexander the Great's remains and its called the Khoyata tree." At this point, she could no longer wait and listen to the nuisance.

Abhi murmured and Mayra grinned. (Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi, is a Hindu festival celebrating the arrival of Ganesh to earth from Kailash Parvat with his mother Goddess Parvati/Gauri. The festival is marked with the installation of Ganesh clay idols privately in homes, or publicly on elaborate pandals.) “Ganpati Bappa!” Abhi shouted taking everyone’s attention. “Morya!!” Everyone replied back with full enthusiasm. Mayra giggled and hurriedly decided on a place to decorate for the idol.

, Esha said, poking his cheek with her forefinger and he blushed. "So both sides gears up for marriage right?", Mom asked and we chirped yes. Like this we went on with remaining rituals, it lasted the whole night. Kashi Yatra - a fun event where Abhiman gets one final chance to escape marriage but he will be convinced by family. It's fun and entertaining to see him run around the place to escape only to be brought down by Harshavardhan and Varun forcefully. Gauri pooja - This is a kind of prayer to protect the couple’s family from all the negativity and provide prosperity. I prayed to the goddess Gauri and asked her to grant me a happy and successful married life.

Allena-- Next morning I wakeup with a wide smile on my face, grinning from ear to ear like an idiot. As I remembered last night my call with Arohi, as she's Indian so she told me do a karwachauth fast, it is a fast according to the Indian tradition and culture, which married ladies did for their husband's long live.

Suddenly, I stepped in my lehenga, I was on the way to fall on my face and make myself mortify in front of everyone when I felt strong arms around my waist, helping me to balance on my feet before I fall, I didn't have to know that it's Karan who saved me from embarrassment. "T-Thanks." I stutter, meeting his dark brown orbs, he shook his head in disbelieve. "Has I said earlier, I ain't going to eat you up so stop fetching unwanted stress and make a fool of yourself." He whispers in my ears, rudely. ______ Meanings: Kunwar sa= Eldest Son of Thakur and second head of the family. Pandit Ji= Hindu priest. Sath pheras= A Hindu ritual, Seven vows around Fire, that bonds bride and groom for next s

He had no option just to listen to Vihaan 's story. He also made ready his mind for the upcoming headache . Because Vihaan started his story with misunderstanding and wrong comparison. So must be what he understood with the story also wrong. He took a deep breath and gestured to Vihaan to continue his story. Vihaan happy started his story from the first. " So there was a very talented and all rounder person borned in the past named Dronacharya. He had a son named Ashwatthama and a wife named Kripi.

She made a pout turning her face away from him but her corner of eyes catch his smile and she turns again not wanted to miss the blissful sight of her husband. “You looked beautiful.” her compliment made him chuckle further as he continued to stare in her beautiful hazels. “You look more beautiful than me...My Jaan...”his thumb rubbed on her cheeks feeling its softness... Nandini sat there listening to Grandma as she continued to narrate her whole importance and customs about karva chauth. Her first karva chauth. ( Hindu festival, is a fasting ritual done by married women) Nandini at first hearing the word turn numb for a moment .all emotions flew through her. But there was that happiness wh

Chapter 72: Celebration The next morning, Luke and Bella set out for the home of Rahul and Divya Patel. A cousin of Rahul worked for the network in New York and had made arrangements for them to meet the family. The Patels had graciously invited them to their home to celebrate Anant Chaturdashi, the last day of Ganesha Chaturthi. Bella was dressed in a bright purple saree with gold stenciling. She smiled brightly at Luke. "How are you doing, Cowboy?" she asked.