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An integral part of Indian culture, Indian festivals
are innumerable in number and are equally varied in origin
marking the national, regional, local, religious, seasonal
and social fervour. The Indian calendar is one long procession
of festivals dedicated to various deities, saints, prophets
and also seasons, with every day of the year being observed
as a festival, in some part of the country. Each festival
is unique in style and is characterised by colour, gaiety,
enthusiasm, feasts and heterogeneity of prayers and rituals.
Many of these festivals are common to most parts of India,
though called by different names and celebrated differently,
in the various parts of the country.
Bhai-Duj festival symbolizes the brother and sister eternal
love for each other. Whereas sister prays for the long
and prosper life of her brother by applying tilak on his
forehead and in return brother promises to provide a life
long protection to her sister. The festival falls on the
second day after Diwali and is celebrated all over the
country. Read more...
Holi is celebrated at a time of the year when everyone’s
had enough of the chilly winter and looks forward to the
warmth of the sun. Trees get fresh new leaves that are
at their glossiest best, and flowers begin to pop open
and claim their share of fun in the sun. Even grandmothers
abandon their knitting for the glorious sunny days. They
know that it’s time to give in to good cheer, for
the harsh Indian summers are just round the corner. Read
more...
Janmashtami is celebrated every year on the 8th day of
the dark fortnight that is also known as the Krishna Paksh,
in the Hindu month of bhadon (around July-August). The
period usually coincides with the rainy season. The
festival celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna –
the black God. Krishna is the eighth and most important
incarnation of Vishnu (Preserver in the Hindu Holy Trinity
of Creator-Preserver-Destroyer of the Universe). Read
more....
Guru Gobind Singh (1666-1708 C.E.) lived during an extremely
dangerous time. His father, Guru Tegh Bahadur, had sacrificed
his life to protect the freedom of worship by Hindus,
who were being threatened with conversion or death by
zealous Muslim rulers. Abduction of women and pillage
of goods were rampant, but the people were too timid
and terrorized to resist. Read
more....
The birthday of Lord Rama, the celebrated hero of the
famous epic, 'Ramayana', is enthusiastically celebrated
on the ninth day of the waxing moon in the month of
Chiatra, all over India. Lord Vishnu is worshipped in
his human incarnation as Rama, the divine ruler of Ayodhya.
Celebrations begin with a prayer to the Sun early in
the morning. Read more...
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