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    25th December 2025: Celebrating Tulsi Poojan Diwas

    On this special day, December 25, 2025, many devout Indians are observing Tulsi Poojan Diwas, honoring the holy basil plant, known as Tulsi. Revered in Hindu culture as a symbol of purity, prosperity, and divine protection, Tulsi is often called the "Queen of Herbs" for its deep-rooted significance in spirituality and health.

    Tulsi holds a sacred place in homes, where it is worshipped daily. On this day, devotees perform simple rituals like watering the plant, offering prayers, lighting diyas, and circling it with devotion. Scientifically, Tulsi boosts immunity, purifies air, and aids in treating ailments like colds and stress, blending ancient wisdom with modern wellness.

    By celebrating Tulsi Poojan Diwas, we, the Indians, reconnect with our heritage and promote environmental harmony. Let us all plant a Tulsi today and spread its healing essence for a healthier tomorrow.
  • #783605
    Best wishes to all members of ISC on this very auspicious day:
    Kabhi un mad-bhari ankhon se piya tha ek jaam, aajtak hosh nehi, hosh nehi, hosh nehi—Jigar Moradabadi ("Once I drank a cup from those drunken eyes; till now I haven't regained my senses!")

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  • #783606
    The Tulasi plants are very pious, and Hindus consider this plant to be divine plant. We will definitely find one Tulasi plant in almost all Hindu families in AP and Telangana. Probably the same is the case with all other States also.
    Every morning, we will water the plant and go around the plant three times and then salute Surya. This is my regular practice also.
    Today is the birthday of the Ex. Prime Minister of India, Sri Atal Bihari Vajapayee. He is one of the selfless leaders of India who served the country and tries to uplift the pride of the country. I salute this great leader on the occasion of his birthday.

    drrao
    always confident

  • #783607
    Not only Bharat Ratna Atal Bihari Vajpayi, today is the birthday of another Bharat Ratna Madan Mohan Malaviya. He was a great freedom fighter and the founder of Banaras Hindu University.

    But, this post is on Tulsi Poojan Diwas.

    Kabhi un mad-bhari ankhon se piya tha ek jaam, aajtak hosh nehi, hosh nehi, hosh nehi—Jigar Moradabadi ("Once I drank a cup from those drunken eyes; till now I haven't regained my senses!")

  • #783625
    Tulsi Poojan Diwas beautifully reflects the harmonious blend of India's spiritual heritage and ecological wisdom. The reverence given to the Tulsi plant goes beyond ritual; it represents a deep respect for nature as a life-sustaining force. By worshipping Tulsi, households acknowledge the interconnectedness of health, environment, and spirituality. The simple acts of watering, offering prayers, and lighting diyas nurture mindfulness and gratitude in daily life. Scientifically too, Tulsi's medicinal properties—its role in boosting immunity, purifying air, and reducing stress—highlight how ancient practices were rooted in practical knowledge. In a time when environmental degradation and lifestyle diseases are growing concerns, Tulsi Poojan Diwas serves as a gentle reminder to return to sustainable and holistic living. Celebrating this day encourages us not only to preserve traditions but also to actively care for nature. Planting and nurturing Tulsi today symbolizes hope for a healthier, greener, and more balanced tomorrow for future generations.
    M.Sc in Botany


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