Mantra for Stomach Ache (Pet Dard ka Mantra)

If someone is suffering from stomach ache, the following mantra can bring a lot of relief.

Mantra for Fever (Bukhaar ka Mantra)

If you or someone has a fever which is not going even with medicines, then the following mantra may prove to be very beneficial.

I will be on Vacation from 11th May to 19th May

I would like to let the readers know that I will be on vacation from 11th May to 19th May, hence I will not be able to reply to any emails or blog comments till 26th May. 

I will be visiting many places in Kerala and Tamil Nadu during this time.

Two Simple Remedies to Remove Black Magic (Kaale Jaadu ka Asar Samaapt Karne ke Do Asaan Upay)

I am giving two simple remedies which will destroy the black magic done on a person. You can also refer this post on Black Magic in which I have given few precautions to avoid the black magic spell. 

Remedy for Muscle Sprain (Moch ka Upay)

Muscle sprain can happen anytime to anyone. It is very painful. I am giving a remedy here which will ease the pain and help recover the sprain quickly. 

Hindu Festivals and Fasts in May 2013 (May 2013 ke Vrat aur Tyohaar)

May 1, 2013 – Kokila Shashthi

Zodiac Signs and Their Lucky Colors (Rashiyan aur Unke Shubh Rang)

This post explains the lucky colors for each Zodiac Sign. If you would like to know your Zodiac Sign, please refer this post.
Following are the lucky colors as per the Zodiac Signs.

Some Remedies for Asthma and Cough (Khaansi Aur Dama ke Liye Kuch Upay)

Here are some remedies from ancient Indian scriptures for Asthma and Cough. 

Zodiac Signs and Their Lucky Days (Rashiyan aur Unke Shubh Din)

This post explains the lucky days for each Zodiac Sign. If you would like to know your Zodiac Sign, please refer this post. 

Following are the lucky days as per the Zodiac Signs. 

Happy Baisakhi/Vaisakhi

Celebrated on the first day of Vaisakh month (April-May), Baisakhi is one of the most popular festivals of India. The people living in North India celebrate this harvest festival with great devotion and fun. It is also regarded as the beginning of New Year as per the Hindu Solar Calendar. According to Nanakshahi or Sikh Calendar, Baisakhi falls on the 13th April every year and April 14th once in every 36 years. The celebrations get much bigger for Sikh/Punjabi community as on this day, Khalsa or Sikh Religion was founded by Guru Gobind Singh ji.