The occasion symbolizes the perfect bond of trust and love between brothers and sisters. The name RAKSHABANDHAN also known as ‘RAKHI’ is celebrated throughout India.
‘Raksha’ signifies protection, whereas ‘bandhan’ denoting a bond are the two pillars of the festival RAKHI. The significance of the festival is highlighted, as brothers safeguard their sisters with a commitment of protection, support and love throughout their life.
The joy of comfort and sharing are the true essence filled in this festival of RAKHI.
‘Ganesh Chaturthi’ also widely known as ‘Ganpati festival’ is an emotion filled occasion, which is celebrated with joy and devotion across India.
The sudden rush of adrenalin flow is witnessed if we happen to indulge in the festival crowd which celebrates the Ganpati festival. Thousands throng along the roads in a
jubilant manner celebrating the festive mood the country sinks in.
Ganesh Chaturthi, also known as Vinayaka Chaturthi is an Indian festival that marks the birthday of Lord Ganesha. Ganesha, one of the most beloved gods is known by 108 different names in our culture. He is considered to be a symbol of good fortune, wisdom, prosperity and wealth.
The festival of Lohri embarks the importance of harvest. Though popular belief has it that Lohri is celebrated to mark the end of peak winter, this festival is traditionally associated with the harvest of the rabi crops. And thus, Punjabi farmers see the day after Lohri (Maghi) as the financial New Year.
The day is enlightened with various activities in homes such as preparation of satvik foods, constant scripture chantings and cleaning the premises.
The evenings witness people assembling in small groups outside their homes torching a light fire on woods. Dancing to the tunes of vibrant music is the major highlight of the occasion. This festival symbolizes peace and brotherhood among the masses.
The festival of lights has a huge significance in India with a rapid following offshores as well. The occasion primarily symbolizes VICTORY.
There is a feeling which thrills our conscience as we celebrate this festival. A feeling of victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, good over evil, hope over despair. Children value this festival immensely as they get to fire crackers and eat sweets.
People visit their relations, loved near and dear ones. The houses are drenched in lighting all over.
The beautiful diyas glowing in radiance is a treat to witness. Different varieties of sweets and other cuisines prepared during this period is a moment memorable to hold back.
This festival is sacred and carries a huge significance when it comes to respect and sacrifice. Karva Chauth is a one-day festival celebrated by Hindu women in Northern India, in which married women fast from sunrise to moonrise for the safety and longevity of their husbands.
The day begins with Pujas (worship) being offered and the whole
day is maintained with utmost reverence and respect.
The relationship between a husband and a wife is strengthened to new heights. The bonding is graced with love for each other and a commitment to be always together in times thick and thin.