In india there are each and every moments of
celebrating moments for indian we can also say that "country of festivals
" in which lots of festivals for celebrating in india with great enthusiam
and having lots of passion with indians.this is the country where live all the
religion and celebrating all the festival with togeather. Most enjoyable
moments are happen with us that i want to share the whole nation about our
world's best cultured some of tops festival which is celebrated most...
1) Diwali
This one comes as a no-brainer. Earlier mostly
celebrated in North India by Hindus to celebrate the return of Lord Ram, the
festival now days have crossed all inhibitions with people of all religions
taking part in the Diwali celebrations by lighting lamps, firing crackers.
Although people of other religions still refrain from praying to Laxmi (Hindu
goddess of wealth) they still burst crackers and eat the calorie laden sweets
easily available in every nook and corner of India during this time.
2)Holi
It’s the welcoming of the spring, usually around
the end of March, which is surely the most colorful festival in the world.
Earlier it was played only with natural colors like powder obtained from
flowers and turmeric, but nowadays there are all kinds of colors ranging from
organic to yucky permanent colors and water guns and Pichkaris available in
various colors and materials! Holi has over the years become the symbol of our
country in many countries abroad.
3)Eid
It literally means festivity in Arabic, its precise
meaning being the festival of generosity. Muslims here celebrate mainly two
Eid’s: Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-zuha. Although Eid primarily remains a Muslim
festival still it is successful in tempting the foodies of all religions to
succumb to its delicious delights of Kheer, sewaiyan and various delicacies
prepared of meet.
4)Rakhsha Bhandhan
A major North Indian festival, though now
celebrated in other parts of India too, thanks to the penetration of Hindi
serials and movies, it celebrates the relationship between a brother and the
sister, where the brother promises to protect his sister under any circumstance
and also gives her a gift. The sister ties a band (Rakhi) on her brother’s
wrist as a sign of their love and relation. This festival is celebrated by
Hindus, Sikhs and Muslims but it is not refrained only to them.
5)Karva Chauth
A festival popularized mainly by Bollywood
movies, it signifies and emphasizes the love of a wife for her husband. On this
day, the wife keeps a day long fast for her water, and she cannot even have a
single drop of water until the full moon is up in the sky and she performs a
small pooja, praying for her husband’s long life and then finally breaking her
fast, usually with sweets which her husband feeds her.
Celebrated mainly in South India, by the people
of Kerala. It commemorates Vishu, and the homecoming of the legendary emperor
Mahabali. A major attraction of Onam is the Boat racing where intricately and
beautifully decorated snake boats are raced against each other which attracts
crowds from near and far alike. The festival proceedings usually last around 10
days.
7)Durga Pooja
It’s the most famous festival of West Bengal and
other north eastern regions like Assam, lasting nearly 10 days. It marks the
victory of goddess Durga over the buffalo demon Mahishasura. It simply
celebrates and promotes the victory of good over evil. The heavily decorated
idols of Durga are worth seeing and so are processions that cover the streets
of Calcutta.
8)Republic Day
Celebrated on the 26th of January, it marks the
day our country adopted its Constitution. Marked with a beautiful Independence
Day parade at Rashtrapati Bhawan and people of the whole country celebrating
unitedly without any discrimination is a reason enough to celebrate this beautiful
day when even the skies above are marked with the colors of India.
9)Christmas
In the recent years Christmas has entered the
list of the most popular festivals in India with people dressed as Santa Claus
coming to children school’s and giving them small gifts, and all people keeping
huge, and beautiful Christmas trees in their homes and workplaces. The streets
in Goa, Kerala, Calcutta and other Christian dominated places are lined with
fluffy toys of Santa and reindeers, and with many scrumptious eatables like
muffins and dry fruit cakes and pies to mark the birthday of Jesus.
10)Ganesh Chaturti:
A ten day festival, celebrates the birth of Lord
Ganesha. It is featured with a grand procession of the elephant-headed god
decorated with clothes and gold jewelry, celebrated with a lot of vigor and
excitement. It’s a lot of fun and ends with putting the idol of Lord Ganesh in
water, and many prayers, and preparing the Ganesh’s favorite delicacy: Laddoos,
which Sridevi has made popular in her film, English Vinglish.
hi...dears hope u like the best effort to be collected according to the climax its happens in india so ...which is your favourite one of them festival comment pls..
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