Let’s explore why blue holds a special significance for Lord Shiva and how you can style this revered colour in ethnic attire this Mahashivratri. Why is blue Lord Shiva’s favourite colour?

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To save creation, Lord Shiva consumed the poison and held it in his throat, turning it blue and earning him the title Neelkanth (the one with a blue throat). Devotees believe that Maha Shivratri ...

To save creation, Lord Shiva consumed this poison, holding it in his throat without swallowing it, which turned his throat blue—earning him the name "Neelkanth." This act exemplifies Shiva's ...

It is said that during the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean), Lord Shiva consumed the deadly poison Halahal to save the universe, holding it in his throat, which turned blue, giving him the ...

Millions of people in South Asia are celebrating Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, by smearing each other with brightly ...

Old-timey megaphones strapped to light poles blare devotional songs dedicated to Lord Shiva, the deity worshipped ... of yellow police barricades and blue metal sheets. You could only walk to ...