Vishu is the Malayalam New Year festival celebrated in the Indian state of Kerala and by Malayali communities around the world. It usually falls on April 14 or 15, marking the beginning of the ...

Vishu katta Another dish that you can relish is Vishu katta which is made using coconut milk, powdered rice and jaggery. It is sweet in taste and is absolutely delicious. Even though it is high in ...

Hindus were making a beeline Tuesday to temples in Kerala to mark Vishu, known as their traditional New Year. Hindus in Kerala account for 52 percent of the 33 million population.

Fireworks are usually reserved for Vishu in Kerala homes. Vishu typifies a Kerala celebration – beautiful aesthetics and understate elegance. It's the same elegance and harmony you witness at a ...

Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala Hindus celebrated Vishu, ushering in their New Year, in the traditional style with the devouts among them making early morning visits to temples today.

In Vishu, the temple and town sees a spectacular fireworks display for the whole community to experience together. ALSO READ: Kerala Temples: 11 famous Hindu temples in God s own country ...

Vishu will be celebrated on April 15. Image for representational purpose only. Photo Courtesy: istock Kerala Hindus are celebrating Vishu, the Malayalam New Year, on April 15.

Happy Vishu 2021: Check out this collection of best SMS, WhatsApp messages, GIFs, quotes, Facebook status to wish your family and friends on Vishu Kani which is also known as Malayalam New Year ...

Vishu is the Hindu new year of Kerala which follows the solar cycle of the lunisolar as the first day of month called Medam. The word Vishu, which means 'equal' in Sanskrit, ushers in spring equinox.

Vishu or Vishu Kani, the marks the traditional Malayalam New Year and is celebrated by the people of Kerala. In the Malayalam Calendar, the New Year starts on the first day of Chingam.