Essay on dussehra in english with introduction body conclusion etc
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Dussehra is great religious festival in India. The festival is also called Vijayadasami. the year 2015, Dussehra falls on October 22.Dussehra generally signifies the victory of good over the evil. The 2 prominent beliefs of the great Dussehra festival are:
The victory of Lord Rama over the King Ravana in the great epic “Ramayana”The victory of Goddess Shakthi over the mighty Demon “Mahisashura”
It is also believed that the Pancha Pandavas of the great epic Mahabharath returned from their Vanavas on this day. Dussehra is also celebrated in the name of “VijayaDasami” as Goddess Shakthi fought with the demon Mahisashura for 10 days. The 10th day of the victory is called Vijayadasami (“Vijaya” meaning victory and “Dasami” meaning ten, hence named Vijayadasami). Vijayadasami is celebrated in the Ashvin month of the Hindu calendar. The 9 days are celebrated as “NavaRatri” and people in South India keep Kolu in their homes and temples. In Northern India, Dussehra is a great celebration that includes dances, plays and dramas called Ram Lila, praying and offerings to the God. Hindus all over the world celebrate this day by burning of Ravana’s statues and wordhipping Goddess Shakthi. As a whole, Dussehra marks
the celebration of the good over the evil.
The victory of Lord Rama over the King Ravana in the great epic “Ramayana”The victory of Goddess Shakthi over the mighty Demon “Mahisashura”
It is also believed that the Pancha Pandavas of the great epic Mahabharath returned from their Vanavas on this day. Dussehra is also celebrated in the name of “VijayaDasami” as Goddess Shakthi fought with the demon Mahisashura for 10 days. The 10th day of the victory is called Vijayadasami (“Vijaya” meaning victory and “Dasami” meaning ten, hence named Vijayadasami). Vijayadasami is celebrated in the Ashvin month of the Hindu calendar. The 9 days are celebrated as “NavaRatri” and people in South India keep Kolu in their homes and temples. In Northern India, Dussehra is a great celebration that includes dances, plays and dramas called Ram Lila, praying and offerings to the God. Hindus all over the world celebrate this day by burning of Ravana’s statues and wordhipping Goddess Shakthi. As a whole, Dussehra marks
the celebration of the good over the evil.
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Dussehra is one of the most celebrated festivals in the Northern Indian regions.
It is celebrated after the "Navaratri" or the "Durga Puja" celebration.This festival symbolises the victory of the good over evil,in the form of the Lord Rama as good and Ravana as evil or the Goddess Durga as good and Mahishasura as evil.
We burst firecrackers and burn big statues of the Ravana to celebrate the victory of the good over evil.
This is not just a religious festival it indirectly represents the moral values of the humanity in the form of the religion.
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