Imagine standing face-to-face with a goddess who doesn’t guarantee you riches, wellbeing, or security — but instep tears ...

We worship before Goddess Kali, who is black-skinned, wild-haired, fierce-eyed, and magnificent, in temples. We refer to her ...

Why does Kali look so ferocious ... is placed around her neck and hands are tied together to form the outfit of goddess who wins over death. She would bring back life soon. Earth accepts ...

Emily and Sheema will bring a unique insight into Hindu mythology (Image: Richard McMellon) Work and extensive travel in India has kindled a great love of Hindu mythology for Emily. She has devised ...

Hindu devotees carry a basket with idols of deities of Ganesha, the elephant-headed god, and goddess of wealth Lakshmi to perform rituals on the occasion of Bengali New Year’s day in which traders in ...

Unlike Narak Chaturdashi which is celebrated throughout India, Kali Chaudas is most popular in Gujarat followed by Rajasthan and Maharashtra. Kali Chaudas is considered the day Goddess Mahakali ...

Also Read: 7 Temple Towns In India That Are Architectural Masterpieces On the banks of the Hooghly River in Kolkata, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali, a fierce form of Durga. Built by Rani ...