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essay about the kite festival miniume 1 or 2 paragraph ​

Answer 1

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essay about the kite festival

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Kite festival is also known as Uttarayan and as Makar Sankranthi in some parts of the country. On this day sun starts to travel towards north making a decline of winter. Due to this, days become longer, skies clearer, and breeze cooler. This festival is celebrated as thanks giving and merry making. The symbolism of this festival is to show the awakening of Gods from their deep sleep. Kite festival was first celebrated by the kings and royals followed by nawabs. They found the sport entertaining and wanted to show their power and skills. It began as a sport to Kings; once it became popular everyone started playing this game.

Kite festival is celebrated on 14th January. It is celebrated mainly in Gujarat and some parts of Maharashtra. It was a regional festival of Gujarat for many years. In 1989, first international kite festival was celebrated with participants all over the world with their innovations kites.

Expert kite makers and flyers are in much demand during this festival and are called from round the globe. This is celebrated mainly to indicate that winter is over. During the festival, Patang Bazar is one of the major attractions, which is opened round the clock during that week. During that week, people can get different types of kites and it related things from there. Illuminated box kites, which are known as Tukkalas are tired in series of a line and launched into the sky. Festival ends with the traditional Gujarati food. Undhiyu, Jalebi, Til laddu, Chikki are made and disturbed among the close relatives.

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Answer 2

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India is the land of festivals. Makar Sankranti is one of the important festivals of Hindu religion that they celebrate with great joy and happiness. The festival is celebrated every year on 14 or 15 January depending upon the solar cycle. They celebrate by taking an early morning holy dip in the river and offering prayers to the sun because according to Hindu mythology sun is one of the many God.

The word Makar Sankranti derives from two words Makar and Sankranti. Makar means Capricorn and Sankranti means transition, which makes Makar Sankranti means the transition of the sun in the Capricorn (Zodiac sign). In addition, this occasion is a very sacred and auspicious occasion according to Hinduism and they celebrate it as a festival.

The shift of sun into Capricorn is of divine importance and we Indian’s believe that taking a dip in the holy river Ganga washes away all your sins and make you soul pure and blessed. In addition, it signifies the increase of spiritual light and reduction of materialized darkness. From the scientific point of view, from Makar Sankranti, the days become longer and the nights become shorter.

Furthermore, it is also a belief that taking a dip in the holy ‘Triveni Sangam’ (The point where Three holy Rivers met namely Ganga, Yamuna, and the Brahmaputra) at Prayagraj on Makar Sankranti during the time of ‘Kumbh Mela’ has great importance in the religion. At this time if you take a holy dip in the river then all your sins and obstacle in life will wash away with the flow of the river.

To sum it up, we can say that it is a festival of great importance. Besides, it is important not only from a religious point of view but also from a scientific view too. In addition, it is a festival of happiness and joy and socializing with people. The true aim of the festival is to be respectful to others and live your life in peace and harmony with others.

Above all, be sweet to people just like the til and jaggery that unites to form a mouthwatering delicacy.