7 Baby Boy Names That Mean Wonder
Jul 04, 2025
It means wonderful, miraculous, extraordinary, and it's a classic name from ancient scriptures, also means 'astonishing.'
Ashish means blessing, miracle, benediction; it is a popular name meaning divine blessing or wonder in the form of grace.
It means miracle, wonder, marvel and it's a unique, spiritual name reflecting amazement and miraculous power.
It means wise, learned, Lord Ganesh, also associated with mystic wisdom and wonders in the Vedas
Ajeet means invincible, unconquerable, miraculous power, and it is often associated with victorious miracles or divine intervention.
It means wonder, amazement, surprise. A rare name directly translating to 'wonder' or 'astonishment.'
It means divine soul, wondrous spirit, and implies someone with a miraculous or spiritually wondrous nature. Read Next Story
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- Time of India
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Time of India
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- Time of India
Flowers showered on devotees at KVT on first day of Shrawan
1 2 Varanasi: Kashi plunged into festivity on Friday with the beginning of the Shrawan month, dedicated to Lord Shiva. Flowers were showered on the devotees visiting the Kashi Vishwanath Temple on the first day of the holy month. The day commenced with the Mangala Aarti of Lord Vishwanath followed by a new initiative for the Shrawan month carried out by the Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust. This initiative was started at the behest of the ex-officio chairman of the temple trust's executive committee, Varanasi Commissioner S Rajalingam. In previous years, devotees were welcomed at the temple by showering flowers on Mahashivratri and Shrawan Mondays. This year, the first day of Shrawan fell on Friday instead of Monday and as a part of the new initiative starting this year, devotees were welcomed with flowers in front of the three spires of Lord Vishwanath, Lord Dandapani, and Lord Vaikuntheshwar in the temple courtyard, along with Shikhar Aradhana. Subsequently, the second phase of this initiative was completed by showering flowers on devotees from the main sanctum to the temple of Lord Badrinarayan in the courtyard, reflecting the Hari-Har tradition of Kashi. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Unbelievable: Calculator Shows The Value Of Your House Instantly (Take a Look) Home Value Calculator Search Now Undo In the third and final phase of the initiative, three flower trays were offered to Goddess Annapurna. These flowers were given to devotees throughout the day as a welcome gift along with the sacred offerings of Goddess Annapurna on the first day of Shrawan. In Sanatan faith, Friday is a day for worshipping maternal power, so the first day's initiative was completed by offering flowers to the goddess. The number three holds special significance in Shaivism. Lord Shiva manifests as Brahma, Vishnu, and Mahesh, representing the powers of creation, maintenance, and destruction. Shiva devotees wear the Tripundra mark, and the use of the three-leafed Belpatra is considered sacred for offerings to Shiva. Lord Shiva wields a trident and establishes beings in the three worlds, based on the divine play of Hari or Mahavishnu. Thus, Friday's initiative was completed with distinction in adherence to this Shaiva tradition. The devotees were welcomed by Varanasi Commissioner S Rajalingam, chief executive officer of the temple trust Vishwabhushan, deputy collector Shambhu Sharan, and tehsildar Mini L Shekhar. The Shri Kashi Vishwanath Temple Trust is continuously committed to enriching Sanatan tradition and strengthening the uniqueness of Kashi through creative innovations, said the CEO. Devotees took holy dip in the Ganga before offering prayers to Lord Shiva.
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