Question

You went with your friend to join the Durga Puja celebration in Kolkata. Write a descriptive paragraph about the event in 150-200 words​

Answer 1

PLEASE MAKE ME BRILLIANT

I hope you are well by the grace of the Almighty. I am well too. Please convey my regards to your parents. It’s been long since I received your last letter. So I have thought of writing this letter.

I hope you are well by the grace of the Almighty. I am well too. Please convey my regards to your parents. It’s been long since I received your last letter. So I have thought of writing this letter.The Puja holidays have finally come to an end. It had started on 20th October and ended on 24th October. I am surprised that these four days have passed all of a sudden amid fun and frolic. On the day of “Saptami”, I went out along with my close friends to visit the decorated Puja pendals across the town. We ate delicacies at various restaurants. The next day, we went out for an outing along the banks of Brahmaputra. On the next day, we had some shopping at big shopping malls. On the day of “Dasami”, we followed the vehicles carrying idols upto the place of submersion of Devi Durga. We had a great time these days. Hope you will share your experience too.

Answer 2

Answer:

India is a place that is known for its fairs and celebrations. It is purported because individuals of different religions live here, and they all praise their celebrations all over the year. It is a heavenly spot on this planet where different holy rivers flow, and enormous celebrations are commended. Navaratri or Durga puja is a celebration (implies a celebration of Nine Nights) celebrated by the individuals, particularly in Eastern India. It brings a glad merry atmosphere everywhere throughout the nation. People visit the temples or worship goddess Durga at home with full planning and dedication. Devotees worship goddess Durga for their prosperity and well being in life.

Navaratri or Durga puja is praised to tribute the triumph of good over the evil of the devil that is Mahishasura. God Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu asked Goddess Durga to kill the evil demon and free the world from all evil spirits. After many long fight periods, she finally killed that evil spirit on the tenth day, the day is called as Dussehra. Navaratri’s genuine significance is the nine days and nights of a fight among the goddess and the devil. Durga Puja draws in an enormous crowd of devotees and visitors, including outside visitors at one spot.