Wishing you a beautiful year ahead—Happy Bengali New Year! May your year be filled with creativity, good health, and moments to cherish. Subho Noboborsho! Celebrate with joy and welcome the days ...

Let God shower his blessings on you and your family. Wishing you a wonderful Happy New Year. Puthandu Vazhtukal!" "Puthandu Vazhtukal! As the New Year arrives, let us pray for a delightful year ...

Happy Puthandu Wishes 2025: Here are some simple and heartfelt ways to greet your loved ones and share the festive spirit. (Image: AI-Generated) Puthandu, the Tamil New Year, is a time for fresh ...

Happy Poila Baisakh 2025: The auspicious occasion of the Bengali New Year falls on April 15. Wish your loved ones Subho Noboborsho with these special wishes. Happy Poila Baisakh 2025: Poila ...

Share these wishes with your loved ones and embrace the spirit of the Tamil New Year with gratitude and joy. Puthandu Vazthukal! Neha Mewari is a dedicated sub-editor with over a year of ...

Puthandu, also known as Tamil New Year, marks the beginning of a new calendar year for Tamil-speaking communities across the globe. Celebrated with immense joy and devotion, Puthandu usually falls ...

Subho Noboborsho! I wish you a year full of laughter, love, and new beginnings. Happy Poila Baisakh! I’m sending you my best wishes for a successful and happy new year. Subho Noboborsho!

‘Shubho’ for happy, ‘Nobo’ for new, and ‘Borsho’ for year — a phrase that cultivates warmth and tradition, no matter where you are situated in the world. This day marks a new year on ...

Happy Poila Boisakh 2025: Commonly known as the Bengali New Year, Pohela Boishakh will be celebrated on April 15, Tuesday. Celebrated with great enthusiasm and fervour across West Bengal ...

2. May this Vishu bring new beginnings, peaceful moments, and cherished memories with your loved ones. 3. Happy Vishu! May your year ahead be as golden as the Vishukkani and as joyful as the ...

Yes, we should prefer “Merry Christmas” to “Happy Holidays” because it is more expressive of the truth we are celebrating. But “Merry Christmas” will only regain its meaning if we live ...