The Annual Thaipoosam Kavady is an exciting time for Lord Muruga devotees. The 10 day observance, which commenced with the hoisting of the rooster flag (seval kodi) on Sunday, will culminate in a ...

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Thai Poosam Kavady The Springs Tamil Associastion recently held a celebration for Thai Poosam Kavady at the Shree Sithhi Vinayagar Alayam Temple in Bakerton. January 23, 2014.

THAI Poosam Kavady is a South Indian festival celebrated all around the world over a period of 10 days in devotion to Lord Muruga. The period of Thai falls in January and February when the moon is in ...

Over the decades Hindus all over the world celebrated Kavady as part of their devotion to Lord Murugap Peruman. Thai Poosam Kavady is celebrated during the sighting of the Pournami in the auspicious ...

Durban — Greenwood Park Shree Ranganathar Temple hosted its annual Thaipoosam Kavady on Thursday. The Thai Poosam Kavady Festival falls on the Thai Poosam every year – the full moon day in the ...

Merlin Rangasami, their dad, said their family had been carrying kavady for many years. “I have been carrying kavady for 38 years, having started as a child just like my boys.

One such form is the Kavady Attam, practised by devotees of Lord Muruga. The ritual offering which involves carrying the kavadi is also considered to be an endurance test for the devotees.

Hindu devotees observed the annual Thaipoosam Kavady festival on Saturday. Sandile Ndlovu captured the event at the Merebank Shree Parasakthie Temple and Chatsworth Magazine Barracks Shree Vishnu ...