Shravan 2020

Sanskrit Diwas 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday thanked everyone involved in promoting, teaching and using the Sanskrit language, on World Sanskrit Day. Sanskrit Day is observed every year on the full moon day in month of Shravan or Sawan, the fourth month in the Hindu calendar.

Shravan Purnima 2020: One of the most auspicious days in the Hindu calendar, Shravan or Sawan Purnima, is being observed by devotees ofLord Shiva today. This year Shravan Purnima assumes even more significance as it coincides with Sawan Somwar - a day dedicated to Shiva. Sawan Somwar is observed on every Mondayin the month of Sawan, which correspon...

Sawan 2020: Sawan or Shravan is the second of the Chaturmas or the four auspicious months of the year. Mythology says, it is in Sawan that Lord Shiva had chosen Parvati as his wife and the month is dedicated to Shiva and Parvati. Many devotees of Shiva fast every Monday or the 'Sawan Somwar' to seek his blessings.

Shravan 2020: An auspicious month in the Hindu Calendar that begins on July 6, a day after Chandra Grahan or lunar eclipse. Shravan corresponds to primarily July and August, when the monsoon peaks across India.

Sanskrit Diwas 2020: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday thanked everyone involved in promoting, teaching and using the Sanskrit language, on World Sanskrit Day. Sanskrit Day is observed every year on the full moon day in month of Shravan or Sawan, the fourth month in the Hindu calendar.

Shravan Purnima 2020: One of the most auspicious days in the Hindu calendar, Shravan or Sawan Purnima, is being observed by devotees ofLord Shiva today. This year Shravan Purnima assumes even more significance as it coincides with Sawan Somwar - a day dedicated to Shiva. Sawan Somwar is observed on every Mondayin the month of Sawan, which correspon...

Sawan 2020: Sawan or Shravan is the second of the Chaturmas or the four auspicious months of the year. Mythology says, it is in Sawan that Lord Shiva had chosen Parvati as his wife and the month is dedicated to Shiva and Parvati. Many devotees of Shiva fast every Monday or the 'Sawan Somwar' to seek his blessings.

Shravan 2020: An auspicious month in the Hindu Calendar that begins on July 6, a day after Chandra Grahan or lunar eclipse. Shravan corresponds to primarily July and August, when the monsoon peaks across India.