India's rich and healthy festivals are a testament to our diverse culture and traditions. Celebrations in India focus on the Lord's birthday, traditional myths, seasonal changes, relationships, and much more. Celebrations are celebrated regardless of religion or nationality, which draws people closer and builds a strong personal bond.
Ceremonies and students
From an early age, babies in India
are a part of every festive occasion. This helps them to understand the customs
of each festival and to develop a fondness for festivals and celebrations. As
they grow older, they love these festivals and want to celebrate as much as
they can to enjoy them. You will see many young people participating in
festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, Durga Puja and Christmas. These
festivals bring them closer together with the world, and they add to the sense
of patriotism as well.
For readers, it is a great way to
understand the rich heritage of India and learn about the importance of various
festivals. The festival also helps students from all over the world to learn
about India and its history. This creates a good reputation for our country in
the world and gives us the opportunity to spread the rich heritage of our country.
Many schools/Colleges organize cultural exchanges for students that promote a
cultural learning experience. Cultural exchange programs promote harmony
between nations and students have the opportunity to learn about foreign
culture.
The spirit of celebration
Our ancient traditions have given the
world a variety of festivals and celebrations. Many visitors come to India to
see the various festivals and to enjoy the pleasures. The Indians celebrate
various seasons such as plowing day, harvest day, changing times, and much
more.
Previously, there was something to
celebrate every day, so people celebrated 365 days a year. However, now with
our busy schedules, we are able to manage to celebrate only 8-10 festivals on
average per year. Some of these include:
Diwali
This festival of lamps is probably
the most important festival in Hindu culture. It is celebrated with great pride
and enthusiasm and is known for bringing wealth and prosperity to individuals
and homes.
Durga Puja / Dussehra
This festival is widely celebrated in
West India. It celebrates the victory of good over evil. Also known as Navratri
and is celebrated 9 night time.
Holi
This color festival is celebrated throughout the nation and marks the beautiful spring season. Colorful interdependence, the enjoyment of folk music, dance together and wild rituals are some of the hallmarks of Holi.
Christmas
The celebration celebrates the birth
of Jesus Christ and promotes love, tolerance, and brotherhood. People love to
decorate the tree and their homes and bring gifts to family members during this
time.
Eid
This outstanding festival is
celebrated by Muslims all over the world. It is celebrated in the month of
Ramzan and people enjoy delicious food, new clothes and prayer ceremonies.
Other popular Indian festivals
include Lohri, RakshaBandhan, KarvaChauth, RathYatra, KumbhMela, etc. With so
many celebrations to celebrate, the Indians certainly have millions of reasons
to rejoice! Indian culture.
Vikas Nandal
Assistant Professor
Mechanical Engineering Department
Geeta Engineering College
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