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Dasahra 10 lines in English ​

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In Delhi, I greatly enjoy the nine days (Navratri) of festivities that proceed with Dussehra. Every morning we spend some time at the local temple and my mother also does puja at home for all these nine days. In the evenings we go to watch Ram Lila in our community park and though I watch it every year I never get tired of watching it again.

In Delhi, I greatly enjoy the nine days (Navratri) of festivities that proceed with Dussehra. Every morning we spend some time at the local temple and my mother also does puja at home for all these nine days. In the evenings we go to watch Ram Lila in our community park and though I watch it every year I never get tired of watching it again.

In Delhi, I greatly enjoy the nine days (Navratri) of festivities that proceed with Dussehra. Every morning we spend some time at the local temple and my mother also does puja at home for all these nine days. In the evenings we go to watch Ram Lila in our community park and though I watch it every year I never get tired of watching it again. Dussehra is also a festival when new clothes are bought and we spend a lot of time planning on what to buy. Early in the morning we have a bath and put on our new clothes. After a short puja (worship) at home we go to visit the community puja that takes place in our locality. Most of the days we have lunch with friends and neighbors. It is a simple lunch but we all enjoy sitting and eating together. In the afternoons, we rest and prepare for the long evenings.

In Delhi, I greatly enjoy the nine days (Navratri) of festivities that proceed with Dussehra. Every morning we spend some time at the local temple and my mother also does puja at home for all these nine days. In the evenings we go to watch Ram Lila in our community park and though I watch it every year I never get tired of watching it again. Dussehra is also a festival when new clothes are bought and we spend a lot of time planning on what to buy. Early in the morning we have a bath and put on our new clothes. After a short puja (worship) at home we go to visit the community puja that takes place in our locality. Most of the days we have lunch with friends and neighbors. It is a simple lunch but we all enjoy sitting and eating together. In the afternoons, we rest and prepare for the long evenings.In the evenings, we all go off to watch Ram Lila being enacted by the local children. They put up a very engaging and colorful show. It is shown in parts over the 9 days and on the 10th day i.e. on Dussehra the climax is enacted. Lord Rama comes in an elaborate procession sitting on a horse-drawn open carriage. He is accompanied by his wife Sita and brother Laxman. Seated at their feet is the faithful Hanuman. The chariot is followed by a number of children dressed as monkeys and devotees. It is amazing to see that people have such a firm belief and faith in our ancient mythology.