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A short speech for Janamashtami!

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My self akanksha From Kurukshetra India
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Janmashtami is a festival usually celebrated in August, and it marks the birth of the Hindu god Krishna, who is an incarnation of Lord Vishnu. The festival is celebrated on the Ashtami or eighth day of Krishna Paksha. ... It is a festival that brings people together and spreads love and harmony.

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The Hindu lord, Vishnu and his incarnations constitute a significant part of the Hindu Mythology, and Sri Krishna is one of his most essential incarnations. Lord Krishna was born on Krishna Paksha in the month of Shraavana on the Ashtami Tithi, and this day is known as Janmashtami and is celebrated with great joy every year.

On the auspicious day of the sacred tithi of Janmashtami, people belonging to all age groups actively take part in the festivity. The children dress up like Lord Krishna and are very excited to take part in the plays organized by the community of the life of Lord KrishnaThe elders engage themselves in the arrangement of the puja and fast for it all day long. They also cook prasad for the puja, and after midnight when the puja is done, they break their fast with the prasad and sweets offered to them.

There is a very famous sport that is played on the day of Janmashtami mainly in Maharashtra, known as “Matkiphor”, where an earthen pot or matki is tied high from the ground, and a group forms a human pyramid to hit the matki filled with curd. Though this is an interesting sport, many casualties are also caused due to lack of precautions.

Janmashtami is both celebrated in a small and big scale. It is both celebrated in houses. People decorate their houses beautifully and follow many rituals. Also, missionary charities like ISKCON organize programmes all over the world on the occasion of Janmashtami where thousands of people gather and chant, pray, and celebrate all day long.

Festivals like Janmashtami play an essential role in bringing people together and spreading the message of peace, love, and harmony.

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