A festival is a celebration of life. All nations have their religious and cultural festivals. However, Indian festivals have known to attract the world due to their harmony, variety, colorful appearances and excitement.
Our festivals are basically of two types—religious and seasonal. Most of the Indian festivals are based on religion or myths. They change the monotony of life, bring peace and joy to the masses and above all, promote social interaction and harmony. The insipid routine of the is broken for good and juvenile masses celebrate their faith or seasonal change with gaiety and enthusiasm. The festivals mark the healthy depiction of human life and depict religious associations of the masses.
Religious festivals include Eid-uI-Zuha, Eid-Ul-Fitr, Dussehra, Deepawali, Laxmi pooja, Mahavir Jayanti, Shri Krishna Jaiiamashtaini, Ram Navami, Navratras, Christmas, Guru Parav and the festivals of Parsis and Jews. Hindus Celebrate Dusschni and Deepawali in Northern India. The people of
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