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festival make a life positive and colourful write in 10 line​

Answer 1

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In India, the festival time is awaited by people of all age groups i.e. children, youths and elders in equal spirit in the family. Indians celebrate festivals with full of enthusiasm and fervour. Some of the important religious and national festivals are Diwali, Holi, Raksha Bandhan, Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Puja, Dussehra, Independence Day and Republic Day. People from all over the world visit India to witness the colourful and joyous festivals celebrated across the country.

The real spirit of the India is reflected in festival celebration across the nation throughout the year making country more lively and diverse. Indian festivals have deep religious connection as people of India worship various gods and goddesses. The festivals are means to offer prayers to the god in order to seek blessings for peace, prosperity and health.

Answer 2

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1 Every year India celebrates hundreds of festivals across different religions

2 Some of the main religious festivals that are celebrated in India are Diwali, Christmas, Ramzan, Eid and Dussehra

3 The government declares holiday on certain important festivals and in certain cases, private companies or schools and

colleges declare holiday themselves

4 Festivals in India celebrate the unity in diversity of the country

5 Festivals like Diwali and Dussehra celebrate the victory of good over evil

6 Even though the majority of the Indian population is Hindu, celebrations of non-Hindu religious festivals such as Christmas and Ramzan are popular

7 The fact that India is a secular nation allows each and everyone to celebrate our festival they want without being curtailed by any sections of the society

8 The fact that there are so many festivals in India is a boon for businesses across the country

9 The shopping for gold, clothes and household items increases during festival celebrations

10 India is a diverse country and the colour of each and every religion is represented by the colourful festivals that India celebrate every year.