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Uttarayan is among the most enjoyable festival of India. It is celebrated every year in second week of January month.The word Uttarayan is made of two words Uttar + Aayan where Uttar mean North and Ayan means moving or going towards somewhere. But who is going and where?Uttarayan means movement of Sun towards North direction, which also means that this is the end of winter season and now cold winter will turn into summer day by day because of Sun’s movement.It’s a sign of beginning of new s …

"Christ-mass" or commonly known as "Christmas", a day when God's son's being as Jesus Christ is remembered on 25th of December every year. A communion took place in the name of Christ, as he died for commoners and was reborn, at midnight, to celebrate love, warmth and humanity. Originally celebrated by Christians soon reached to people of different cultures and faiths. Christmas excitement can be seen in every age group of people, especially children. The red hats with snow balls and …

Bhaidooj and Rakhi are two Indian festivals that shows love of brother and sisterIn Rakhi Festival brother promise safety and security of sister where as in Bhaidooj sister prays for her brother’s long life and safety.There are many famous stories about the origin of this festival like a story of Lord Yama and his sister Yamuna and a story of Lord Krishna and his sister Subhadra. The gist of both stories is same where sister ties “kalava” (cotton thread) on brother’s wrist and put some Tila …

We’re excited to announce that some things are changing about our business, which will make your life easier and enable us to spread our vision to even more people globally.Most importantly, we have changed our domain name from www.Rakhi.com.au to simply www.Rakhi.com. and we are company called Kavya Worldwide Pty Ltd. register under ASIC (Australian Securities and Investment Commission) ACN (Australian Company Number) 644855881, Our email address has also been changed to info@Rakhi.com. …

Love has no boundaries Rakhi, also Rakshabandhan, is a popular festival celebrated in India. On this day, sisters of all ages tie a thread, called the "Rakhi" around the wrists of their brothers, symbolically protecting them, receiving a gift in return, and traditionally investing the brothers with a share of the responsibility of their potential care.However, this pious festival is not limited with in the India, its being celebrated globally and we have an example, an Australian man …