Lunar New Year has long been the most important cultural celebration on the Chinese calendar. And as the mother of two kids born in China, it’s also one of my favorite holidays. The auspicious occasion brings with it a slew of traditions all designed to invoke good fortune and repel bad luck. But over the years I’ve found that even for those who scoff at superstition, Chinese New Year customs can bring a welcome sense of renewal to a seemingly endless winter. Ready to …

Many of the foods people around the world traditionally eat for luck to ring in the New Year are also good for you. Here are 6 lucky foods worth including at your gathering for a year of prosperity and good health!

Greens
Supposedly greens are eaten on New Year’s Eve because they resemble money. They are also teeming with vitamins and minerals so eat up!
Beans
Beans, like greens, resemble money. More specifically, they symbolize coins.

Ali Zafar’s Chanoo has proved itself a real party song. On New Year night , this song forced many to dance with its catchy beats. It remained in hot demand on Eid too. Now on Basant too this song would for sure remain in good demand. We wish Ali Zafar good luck and also hope that now he would also work on improving his vocals and coming up with some impressive lyrics.