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essay on Indian festival in 250 words

Answer 1

there are so many festivals in India there are so many types of festivals also Disha out different cultures and traditions everyone celebrates their own festivals like harvesting like Sankranti Onam Deepavali Baisakhi in Punjabi Dussehra is one more festival of India this is celebrated all over India on this day the Pandavas when to vanavasa on this day the Pandavas keep their bow and arrows keep it keep on tree the tree is called jambi customers and Eid celebrated by Christians and Muslims differently this this all types of festivals show the different cultures and traditions of the 29 states in the India

Answer 2

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An Indian Festival (Diwali)

• Diwali, or the 'festival of lights,' is held at the beginning of the Hindu year in honour of the goddess Lakshmi. The origin of the festival is not definitely known. Some believe that it is celebrated in honour of the home-return of Lord Rama after fourteen years' exile. Others believe that it is connected with the triumph of Lord Krishna over Narakasur, the demon-king which symbolizes the victory of Good over Evil.
• 'Diwali' is a festival of four days. Diwali is the last day of 'Vikram Samvat'. The next dayis celebrated as 'New Year Day' by Hindus. For these days houses are whitewashed and cleaned, shops are decorated according to the tastes and means of their owners, feasts are held, and sweets are distributed among friends and relatives. The houses are brilliantly illuminated with coloured candles fitted in glass globes of various tints. Merchants and shopkeepers open new account-books after worshipping the goddess Lakshmi.
• The Diwali illuminations are to be seen in their full splendour in entire India. You will find all the magnificent buildings in cities - the Red Fort, Parliament House, Rashtrapati Bhavan, Television Centre, Most Government buildings - lit up from top to bottom with rows of lights.
• Diwali is a day of rejoicing for all. Children get sweets and office-goers enjoy a holiday. On the next day, i.e., New Year Day, people exchange greetings with good wishes for the new year. It is indeed one of the greatest and happiest of the Hindu festivals.

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