In Bhagavad Gita, desire (kāma) is viewed as a natural human inclination, but its misdirection and attachment to the fruits of action are seen as sources of suffering and attachment to the cycle of rebirth. The Gita emphasizes the importance of controlling desires and focusing on duty (karma) rather than the results, leading to liberation (moksha). In that clearly mention that material desires are the starting point of sorrow, not spiritual desires. Spiritual desires are the starting point of success. Bhagavad Gita does not advocate relative concepts of success.

International Women's Day 2025 is celebrated annually on March 8th to recognize women's achievements and advocate for gender equality. This year's theme is "Accelerate Action", emphasizing the need to speed up progress in closing gender gaps in leadership, education, pay, and rights. It's a call to action to accelerate efforts in closing wage gaps, increasing leadership opportunities, and ensuring equal access to education and healthcare. By fostering innovation and policy changes, we can create a more inclusive world. Moreover, This Day is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women across various fields, while also raising awareness about the ongoing struggle for women's rights and gender equality worldwide.

Kirti Mukha, also known as Kirtimukha, is a mythological creature in Hindu architecture and art. Its creation is rooted in ancient Hindu mythology and symbolism,It is believed to have originated from the Hindu myth of the demon king Ravana. According to legend, Ravana's mother, Kaikasi, was a powerful demoness who had the power to create a creature that would devour its own creator. Myth states that Kaikasi created Kirti Mukha, a fearsome creature with a giant face and sharp teeth, to devour Ravana's enemies. However, when Kirti Mukha was born, it was so hungry that it began to devour its own creator, Kaikasi.

The month of March has started, and spring is also at its peak, the leaves of the trees are blooming with their leaves, which are falling apart day by day and leading to the month “Patjhad”. The importance of this month is very different and special from other months because in this month India's most special and special day is celebrated, for which everyone waits till the heart so let us know in detail about this special month.The two of these festivals have a very special relation with each other, because two of them are one of is Hindu’s and other Muslim’s festival, which are celebrated in different ways in both the religions, and it is quite a coincidence that after many years, both the festivals are falling in the same month. And the third one is very popular in our country as “India ka Tyohar”. Now Let's Discuss and know these all, one by one.

Premanand jee Maharaj, a prominent Indian spiritual leader who has a large following on social media and Real life also.His devotion to Lord Krishna, emphasis on love and devotion towards Lord Krishna and Radha rani and simple explanations of questions makes him more popular. His teachings are inspiring and his followers come from across the country to attend his satsangs. With an impressive 11.1 million followers on Instagram, Premanand Maharaj ranks among the most followed spiritual figures worldwide. Apart from his massive following on Instagram, Premanand Maharaj also enjoys a significant fanbase on YouTube with approx 7.88 million subscribers and 943K followers on Meta.

Nowadays Everyone wants to get rid of fuel dizziness due to regular hike in fuel prices. Some are Moving towards buying Electric vehicles instead of buying fuel based cars or others. Fuel efficiency is defined as a measure of how much a car will convert energy in fuel into kinetic energy to travel Fuel efficiency measures how far a car can travel using a specific amount of fuel. Factors that affect fuel efficiency The type of vehicle or engine, The calorific value of the fuel, and The performance of the engine.

The goddess Ganga, is considered the most sacred river, revered for its purifying power, believed to wash away sins and help achieve liberation (moksha), making bathing in its waters a significant religious practice; Hindus often travel long distances to immerse the ashes of their deceased in the Ganga to facilitate their soul's journey to heaven. Gangajal is considered sacred and purifying in Hinduism. It is believed to have the power to cleanse and purify the soul, and to wash away sins. Gangajal is used in many religious ceremonies and sacraments.

Living in Mrityu Lok means living in the "realm of death" or the "world of mortals" in Hinduism, essentially referring to the Earth where all living beings experience death as a natural part of life; it is the plane of mortality where our physical bodies exist and eventually perish. Concept of rebirth in Hinduism is that after death in Mrityu Lok, the soul moves on to other realms based on their karma, eventually returning to the cycle of life through rebirth

The country's first indigenous AI foundational model will be ready within 10 months, the information technology minister, Ashwini Vaishnaw, said last month at a press conference. “We are all set to launch our own safe and secure indigenous AI model at an affordable cost,” Vaishnaw said, at the Utkarsh Odisha Conclave, Ashwini Vaishnaw said that the model will be powered by the India AI Compute Facility, which has secured 18,693 GPUs to develop a large language model (LLM) designed specifically for the country.

The marriage day of Shiva, A major festival for the Hindus, prayers are offered to overcome darkness and ignorance in one's life. In 2025, the auspicious occasion will be celebrated on the 26th of February, Wednesday. It is considered a highly auspicious day for spiritual growth and self-realization. It is believed that on this night, Lord Shiva performs his cosmic dance, known as the "Tandava", which has the power to destroy and recreate the universe. Devotees of Lord Shiva observe a strict fast and vigil on Maha Shivaratri, staying awake throughout the night and meditating on the Lord. They also chant sacred mantras, such as the "Om Namah Shivaya" mantra, and perform special pujas and rituals at Shiva temples.