Diwali Introduction: Diwali is one of the most important Hindu festivals. It is the festival of lights. Now a days, across the country as well as in abroad, people celebrate Diwali with variations .It symbolises the spiritual “victory of light over darkness, good over evil, and knowledge over ignorance”. Reason of naming Diwali : ‘Diwali’, […]
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Durga Puja Introduction: Durga Puja is considered as the most auspicious and important festival of Hindus. It is popularly known as Durgotsava. This festival falls during Autumn when the clear blue sky decorates itself with white clouds. It is celebrated across the country with great grandeur and enthusiasm. Durgotsava is mainly celebrated Bihar, West Bengal,
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International Day of Peace Introduction: International Day of Peace is observed on 21st September around the world. For the first time it was observed in September 1982. The day gives importance to promote Peace , non-violence and unity. The United Nations General Assembly has declared this day to strengthen the ideals of peace, through observing
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Teachers’ Day Introduction: Teachers are regarded as the man maker or the backbone of our society. So Teacher’s Day is celebrated on 5th September annually in India. This is the birthday of Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan who was an educationist, a scholar and a great teacher. Not only these, he was the president of India. He
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Krishna Janmashtami Introduction: Krishna Janmashtami is a popular Hindu festival. People celebrate this in India as well as in abroad. Krishna Janmashtami is also known as Gokulashtami. It is a significant festival in India that celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna. It is a auspicious spiritual day. When is the day celebrated: According to the
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RAKSHA BANDHAN INTRODUCTION It is one of the most enjoyable and popular festivals that is celebrated across India. The word ‘raksha’ literary means to save or protect and ‘bandhan’ means bond. It is a festival to celebrate the bond of love among brothers and sisters. It is celebrated to strengthen and rejoice the brother-sister bond.
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Independence Day of India Introduction: In India , Independence Day is on 15th August. It is a national holiday for India. On this day, in 1947 India achieved freedom from the British rule who were controlling the nation for more than 200 years. Information about this year’s Independence Day: This is the year when India
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International Friendship Day Introduction: According to the United Nations , 30th July is celebrated as the International Friendship Day. But India and most other countries continue to celebrate this very special day on the first Sunday of August every year and this year it falls on 4th August. The theme of Friendship Day 2024 is
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National Parents’ Day Introduction: National Parents’ Day is a very important day that is celebrated to pay honour to our beloved parents. Like United States and many other countries, India also celebrates this day on the fourth Sunday in July and in 2024 it is on 28th July. Origin of celebrating the day: In 1994
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DOCTOR’S DAY When the day is celebrated: In India ‘National Doctor’s Day’ is celebrated on 1st July to pay tribute the legendary and globally renowned medical practitioner, Dr Bidhan Chandra Roy. At the crucial time when pandemic was also going on, he served people as a physician, a freedom fighter, an educationist and a politician.
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