Sindhi Pulav Bhuga Chanvar – Sindhi Pulav Rice is staple Sindhi food like Potato. Rice and Dal is most common, popular dinner of Sindhi homes but Sindhi Pulav – Bhuga Chanvar is the most famous Sindhi Rice recipe. Often the Sindhi Pulav and Biryani are considered as the same dish though there is important difference …
Dahi Koki Dahi Koki – Sindhi Breakfast Dahi Koki is yet another signatory Sindhi breakfast, the only change in this Sindhi recipe is that now we are using onion also where as in the olden days Koki was made by using Salt & Black Pepper only. Yet another feature of the Koki is it remains …
Chilo Bread Sindhi Recipes Sindhi Food Sindhi Breakfast Chilo Bread As this is always suggested by the most of dieticians that breakfast is the more important meal, Sindhi community offer range of healthy have a food heritage to cuisines for breakfast staring from Dal Pakwan, Dal Mung, Sayun, Tarial [Tariyal] Patata (traditional sindhi food) to …
Thadadi Sindhi Festival – Shiravan Festivals – Goddess Sitala Mata Religious and social roots of Sindhis & other Hindu communities go to same origin point in the Indus valley civilization. In the Hindu calendar Shrawan or Shiravan month is treated as one of the scared months and many Hindu festivals fall in this month the …
Teejadi (Teejari) Tejadi (Teejari) – Karvachoith Sindhi festival celebrated during the rainy season in the scared Hindu month of Savan or Shiravan [Shiravan]. In fact, this is a kind of fast observed by ladies for the life and wellbeing of their husbands. The Sindhi fragrance of this festival lies with “Asur” [early dawn food taking] …
Shradh (Siradh) About Shradh (Siradh) If you go by the Sanskrit meaning of Siradh, this is an act performed with purity of hearth and deep faith as by performing Siradh we offer to our forefathers, what we were unable to offer them during their physical existence on earth. According to Hindu life style, Siradh is …
Shivratri (Shiv) About Sindhi Festival Sindhi Festival Shivratari – Mahadev – Marriage of Shiv Parvati This Sindhi [Hindu] festival is dedicated to lord Shiva. Sindhi having origin with Indus valley civilization celebrate this religious festival with devotion and true enthusiasm. As per the tradition people go for early morning river bath with chanting of “Om …
Raksha Bandhan (Rakhi – Rakhadi) Raksha Bandhan or Rakhdi Sindhi Festival – Festivals of Shiravan Month – Sindhi Tipano – Hindu Festival Raksha Bandhan or the Rakhi is one such Indian festival which celebrated not only in India, but actually all over the world today as every country have good number of citizens with Indian …
Mahalaxmi Sagara Mahalaxmi Jo Sagado (Sagaro) This is one of unique and important festival in the Sindhi festival calendar. The festival is dedicated to Goddess Mahalaxmi, the Goddess of wealth and being celebrated during the “Shiradh” – a time period of two weeks dedicated for paying homage to forefathers. Actual celebration of this festival starts …
Janmashtami Shrikrishna Janamashtami [Govinda Aala Re] – Gopal Kala Among the famous Sindhi / Hindu festivals birth of God Krishna, being celebrated as “Janamashtami” is one of the important festivals. According to Indian history God Shrikrishna was born at midnight in the prison at Mathura and the newly born baby was taken to Vrindavan [Gokul] …
