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Chinese New Year is a time for celebration, renewal and reflection. It celebrates the beginning of a new year on the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar. The special occasion marks the end of ...

Happy Makar Sankranti! Celebrate the sweetness of life with tilgul, love, and cherished moments. Happy Sankranti! May the festive winds bring new beginnings and endless joy into your life. Wishing you ...

From sharing food with family to visiting temples and more, here are common Chinese New Year traditions you need to remember for a prosperous year The new year signifies a year of fresh beginnings ...

Donna Kelce might have stolen Lacey Chabert’s crown of Queen of Hallmark Christmas movies in ... 2025 is going to be a busy year for the Jonas family. On New Year’s Day, the trio announced ...

As we celebrate the harvest and embrace the new year, sending wishes and greetings to loved ones helps spread joy and positivity. Whether you are near or far, these heartfelt Magh Bihu wishes will ...

Let’s unite this Lohri 2025 to treasure our customs and make enduring memories with our loved ones. Spread happiness and optimism everywhere by sharing these status updates, quotations, and notes.

Tara Ward wades bravely into one of the thorniest January questions: how late is too late to greet someone with a cheery ‘Happy New Year’? Every January, New Zealand faces a big problem.

So this sees islanders celebrate Christmas on 6 January rather than 25 December, and New Year's Day on 13 January. "It is how we have always done it," one islander told BBC Scotland News.

The week of Jan. 7 – 13 marks the celebration of Russian Orthodox Christmas and the New Year. The world is turning another page as it enters 2025. This year is very important for the entire ...

“Happy New Year” has somehow become a go-to greeting ... the typically accepted code of conduct is that you don’t wish someone a “Merry Christmas” unless it is December 25.