Mahashivratri is one of the biggest festivals in India, celebrated with immense devotion. This day, dedicated to Lord Shiva, sees devotees preparing special bhog recipes as offerings. Also known as ...

The bhog served during Kanya Pujan, consisting of Sooji Halwa, Sookhe Kale Chane, and Poori, symbolises devotion, nourishment, and abundance. (Pinterest) One of the most important rituals on these ...

This day is also known as Durga Ashtami and the ninth day is called Ram Navami or Maha Navami ... by feeding young girls with the traditional bhog of Poori, Sooji Halwa, and Sookhe Kale Chane.

Coloured lights and floral decorations embellished Shiva temples of the city for Maha Shivaratri falling on ... will be organised at 5 pm, Chhappan Bhog will be set on display in the evening.

Jabalpur: On the occasion of Hanuman Jayanti, Jabalpur's Pachmatha temple has prepared a special Maha Thali with 56 traditional dishes from across India and a massive 5,000 kg laddu. Marking its ...