You can find five Tulsi plants in India predominantly, which are: Rama Tulsi, Shyama Tulsi, Vishnu Tulsi, Van Tulsi, and Lemon Tulsi. Among these, Rama Tulsi and Shyama Tulsi are commonly found.

SEEMA BURMAN recounts stories associated with the sacred plant ahead of Tulsi VivahaTulsa Maharani Namo Namaha There is an interesting story about chaturmas or the four months of monsoon linked to Vis ...

The Lord was born to King Dasaratha and Queen Kausalya as Rama in Ayodhya in the Chaitra month (period between the new moon day of Panguni month and Chittirai month), during the Shukla paksha, under ...

The puja also includes the offering of Tulsi leaves, which are believed to hold great significance for Lord Rama. Due to the widespread belief that Lord Rama was born at noon on the Madhyahna ...

Tulsi Gabbard, named after the sacred basil plant ... Few months before a video of Gabbard singing "Hare Rama, Hare Krishna" went viral. Throughout her political career, Gabbard has maintained ...

Rama Navami, the auspicious festival celebrating ... Lemon juice adds a tangy zest, and tulsi leaves provide a fragrant finish. Some recipes include a pinch of edible camphor for a unique aroma.