Write something about purpose of festivals in india ?
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Festivals are the mean to increase the humanity , love , happiness , caring nature and so on...
Festivals are just celebrated to express our feelings toward the tradition and the joy for our relatives...
Festivals gives the way to sharing gifts and happiness among the different peoples by avoiding any discrimination..
Festivals are the base to increase the cultural wealth and the caring and sharing nature among people's...
Example...
As Diwali is celebrated to enjoy and be expand love and care ..
It gives the internal joy to us by sharing the festival gifts to others ,...
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Guru Purnima
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The Significance of Makar Sankranti
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Sadhguru’s Ugadi
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Mahalaya Amavasya or Pitru Paksha is an important occasion when one traditionally honors his or her ancestors. Sadhguru explains the science behind these rituals.
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