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An arithmetical Lunisolar calendar consists of an integral number of synodic months which are fitted into the years by a fixed rule. A synodic month is the mean interval between conjunctions of the Moon and Sun corresponding to the cycle of lunar phases. Calculation of the Calendar Divide the average length of the tropical year […]
Ingredients 2 cups: Flour 1 tsp: Dry yeast 1 tsp: Oil 1 tsp: Sugar Salt to taste or 1 tsp… Read More Ingredients 1 no: French bread, halved length-wise 250 gm: Cooked beetroot-peeled and… Read More Ingredients 8 slices of one day old bread 3 no: Eggs 125 ml: Cream 1 1/2 tbsp: Castor Sugar… […]
New Year in Japan was not always celebrated on January 1. Earlier it was based on the Lunar calender and the dates kept changing. In 1873, Japan followed the Gregorian calender and January 1st became the official New Year day. New Year Celebrations in Japan Different days carry forward the tradition of New Year celebrations […]
About the Song “Auld Lang Syne” Auld Lang Syne has almost the national anthem… Read More Chinese Version Zhengyue chu-yi guo xin nian Dajia tonglai guo xin nian Huan huan xixi guo… Read More (Scottish Song) Here we come a wassailing, Among the leaves so green Here we come a… Read More Ayios Vasilis erhete […]
The New Year Cruise ship have become ultra modern today. They boasts of luxury suites, spas, five star restaurants and more. Some even offer Jacuzzi tubs and ballroom dancing for those looking for a romantic sojourn. While in some places New Year Cruise provide an adventurous five days or week long trips. Some also provide […]
Imagine the happiness in your heart sitting hand in hand with your love or with your family on the bank of sea looking at the sky and the way the sun is going back to its den just as, you have given farewell to the previous year. There are a number of such locations where […]
Celebrations begin on the New Year Eve on December 31st. Hotels, restaurants, clubs and pubs organize New Year Eve balls and parties. People sing, dance and make merry. Fun events and contests are also organized to entertain the crowd. As New Year falls at the peak winter time in many countries bonfires are lit to keep the […]
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New Year’s Eve celebration is a gala affair for the people of US. They love to enjoy even the last minute of the going year and welcome the New Year with a blast. Midnight parties, sumptuous dinners, live music and the dance floors make a perfect New Year’s Eve bash. Every year, a huge ball […]
New Year’s Recipes admin December 23, 2020 Ingredients 1 no: French bread, halved length-wise 250 gm: Cooked beetroot-peeled and sliced 150 gm: Sauted mushrooms-sliced 100 gm: Sliced cheese 1 no: Apple, sliced 2 tbsp: Olive oil / melted butter 1 tsp: Chopped garlic 1 tbsp: Olive oil 1 tbsp: Basil leaves 1 tbsp: Olive oil […]
As the dawn breaks on a new year, let us give thanks for all we hold dear: our health, our family and our friends. Let us release our grudges, our anger and our pains, for these are nothing but binding chains. Let us live each day in the most loving ways, the God-conscious way. Let […]
It is in the blood of every Sikh to follow the tradition of Baisakhi earnestly. They get up early in the morning, visit gurudwaras and offer prayers. Some people prefer to visit Golden Temple or Anandpur Sahib where Khalsa Panth was recognised. In most of the gurudwaras, the holy books of Sikhs is cleansed with […]
First New Year celebrations were noticed in Mesopotamia around 2000 years. It was celebrated at the time of Equinox in mid-March by the Egyptians, Persians and Phoenicians while Greeks celebrated it on winter solstice. As per the ancient Roman calendar New Year fell on March 1. This calendar just had ten months and March was […]