Vithalapur, Sanquelim came alive with devotion, music, and cultural brilliance as Tripurari Poornima 2025 showcased Goa’s heritage through art, tradition, and community participation. The festival featured the iconic Boat Show, spiritual processions, and captivating performances, celebrating the state’s vibrant cultural identity.
Tag: Indian Culture
Griha Mahanand Paryekar Shines with Second Prize at National Bharatnatyam Competition
Miss Griha Mahanand Paryekar from Honda, Sattari, has made Goa proud by winning the Second Prize in the National Level Bharatnatyam Solo Dance Competition (Senior Category) at the Goa Cultural Carnival Season 2, organized by Nritharchana in association with the All India Dancers Association.
Cycle Pure Agarbathi Expands in Goa, Celebrating 77 Years of Fragrance, Heritage, and Purpose
Cycle Pure Agarbathi, India’s leading agarbathi manufacturer, marks 77 years of spreading peace and fragrance across the world as it expands its presence in Goa. From its humble beginnings in Mysuru to becoming a global brand present in over 75 countries, Cycle Pure continues to bridge tradition with innovation. The brand recently created history at the International Purple Fest Goa 2025 by unveiling and lighting a 125-feet agarbathi—the longest ever made—symbolizing inclusivity and devotion. With sustainability at its core and a deep connection to India’s cultural heritage, Cycle Pure continues to inspire through fragrance, empowerment, and purpose.
India’s Grandest Wedding Season Ever: 46 Lakh Marriages to Fuel a Celebration Boom Worth ₹6.5 Lakh Crore
India is entering its most extravagant wedding season yet, with an estimated 46 lakh weddings between November 1 and December 14, 2025, projected to generate a staggering ₹6.5 lakh crore in business. From jewellery and apparel to catering and décor, every corner of the country’s wedding economy is set to sparkle — making this not just a social celebration, but a massive economic event that showcases India’s “Vocal for Local” spirit.
Diwali 2025: A Celebration of Light, Triumph, and Togetherness
Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is more than a celebration—it’s a reminder of the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. In 2025, Diwali will be celebrated on October 29, bringing with it joy, spiritual reflection, and shared moments of warmth and wonder.
