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The grand festival celebrating the triumph of Lord Rama over Ravana and Durga over Mahishasura.

Acts as a divine goad against sins; grants the merits of gold and cow charity to ten generations.

The sacred full moon night celebrating Dev Deepavali, Tripura Purnima, Ganga Snan, and Deepdan.

Dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi (Rama); dispels poverty and bestows eternal celestial glory.

The festival of lights worshipping Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesha for auspiciousness.

Commemorating the day Lord Mahavira attained Moksha (eternal liberation) at Pawapuri.

The birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, celebrated with Akhand Path and Gurbani Kirtan.

Lord Vishnu awakens from four-month cosmic slumber, concluding Chaturmas; marks holy Tulsi Vivah.

Celebrates the manifestation of Ekadashi Devi from Vishnu to slay demon Mura; origin of Ekadashi vows.

Bestows liberation (Moksha) and commemorates Sri Krishna delivering the Bhagavad Gita to Arjuna.

Makes all righteous endeavors fruitful; redeemed Lumpaka through accidental night vigil under Banyan tree.

The Prakash Utsav of the tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, creator of the Khalsa.

Blesses childless couples with virtuous children; King Suketuman blessed through the Vishvadevas.

Prescribes six sacred uses of sesame seeds (tila); teaches the irreplaceable power of food charity.

The birth anniversary of Sri Guru Ravidass Ji, celebrated with Nagar Kirtan and Begampura Satsang.

Liberates souls from ghostly (Pisacha) curse; Malyavan and Pushpavati restored to celestial Svarga.

Bestows victory against all odds; observed by Lord Sri Rama before building bridge to Lanka.

The great night of Lord Shiva featuring night-long vigil (Jagran), Abhishekam, and fast.

Worship of sacred Amla tree born from Vishnu tears; grants merit equal to donating 1,000 cows.

The joyful festival of colors, spring, and divine love of Radha and Krishna.

Eradicates heaviest sins and generational curses; Sage Medhavi and Manjughosha redeemed.

The birth anniversary of Bhagwan Mahavira, preaching Ahimsa (non-violence) and truth.

The historic day of Khalsa creation by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1699 and harvest celebration.

Fulfills all righteous desires; Lalita liberated her husband Lalit Gandharva from a demon curse.

Acts as spiritual shield (Varutha) protecting from all perils; King Mandhata achieved liberation.

Cuts through web of delusion (Moha); fallen prince Dhrishtabuddhi redeemed through Sage Kaundinya.

The sacred day commemorating the Birth, Sambodhi (Enlightenment), and Mahaparinirvana of Gautama Buddha.

Bestows boundless (Apara) spiritual merit; purifies grave sins such as false testimony; King Mahidhwaja redeemed.

The greatest Ekadashi fast; observed without water; bestows merit of all 24 annual Ekadashis combined.

The appearance day of Sant Kabir Das Ji, honoring Nirguna Bhakti, Satlok, and truth.