The festival of Naag Panchami is also celebrated during this period. The month of Sawan is considered sacred by devotees of Lord Shiva, who observe special rituals and fasting throughout this time.

The fifth day post-Diwali is significant for traders and the devotees of Goddess Lakshmi: it’s Labh Panchami, a festival to welcome prosperity, success and good beginnings. Observed ardently ...

On the fifth day, or Panchami, of the bright half of the lunar month Shravan (July–August), people celebrate Naag Panchami. Some say it's the most religiously significant Hindu event of the year. Naag ...

Happy Nag Panchami 2025: Nag Panchami is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to worshipping Nagas, the holy serpents that represent protection, strength, and prosperity. Observed on the fifth day ...

This festival is also celebrated in Nepal. Naag Panchami is a popular festival celebrated with great enthusiasm in India. The festival falls on the fifth day of the Shukla Paksha of the Sawan month.

Nag Panchami is one of those festivals that quietly holds a special place in many Indian homes. This year, it will be celebrated on Tuesday, July 29, 2025, right in the middle of Shravan, a month that ...

Nag Panchami is one of the many auspicious Hindu festivals based on Hindu mythological beliefs that withhold immense devotion and are dedicated to worshipping the serpent deity, Nag devata. Nag ...

Nag Panchami 2025: Nag Panchami is a traditional Hindu festival dedicated to the worship of nagas (also known as najas or nags), sacred serpents believed to bring protection and prosperity. Celebrated ...

Naag Panchami, falling on July 29, 2025, is not just a traditional Hindu festival dedicated to serpent worship but also a spiritually potent day that brings significant astrological relevance.

Kathamandu [Nepal], July 29 (ANI): Dozens of devotees thronged to the Naag Pokhari, the serpent pond in the capital, worshipping the serpent deity while observing the festivity of Naag Panchami. The ...

Naag Panchami, a festival deeply rooted in Hindu tradition, will be celebrated in 2025 with great devotion across India. But this is not just about offering milk to cobras or worshiping snake idols.