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Kali Puja or Shyama Puja or Mahanisha Puja is actually a festival of Hindu celebrated in the honour of Goddess Kali, Goddess of destruction. Kali Puja is celebrated on the new moon day of Hindu Kartik Month which falls in between October and November month. People worship Maa Kali with a belief that she will protect them from any evils. Goddess Kali also symbolize strength as … [Read more...] about Kali Puja
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Introduction: The word Padwa originates from the Sanskrit word “Pratipada” which means the very next day after the new moon day. Gudi Padwa is actually a Marathi name which means Chaitra Shukla Pratipada. This is the Maharashtrian New Year day. This was first started by the Shivaji Maharaj for symbolizing the win “Vijay Dhwaj” and welcoming New Year. Henceforth, Gudi Padwa … [Read more...] about Short Paragraph on Gudi Padwa Festival
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Teachers Day is a celebration that occurs every year in India. As you may have guessed, it is a celebration of teachers and all that they do for us. The teacher’s day celebrations are meant to acknowledge, thank, appreciate, and honor the amazing work that the teachers do to the society. In addition to that, it encourages the teaching fraternity to continue to respond to the … [Read more...] about Teachers’ Day - Origin, Importance, Celebrations
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Teachers' day is important because teachers are important. Teachers do not just endow us with new knowledge. Good teachers will also act as role models for us, believe in us and encourage us to pursue our dreams. The word education means literally 'to draw out' in Latin and this reflects the fact that a great teacher will draw out our hidden talents and nurture our strengths. … [Read more...] about Short Paragraph on Importance of Teachers Day
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Introduction: Republic day is an important landmark in Indian history. On January 26th each year, Indians celebrate the Constitution of India coming into force in 1950. On this day, our Indian constitution became a reality and thus, the date “26th January” got etched in history for eternity. Needless to say, every year Republic day is celebrated with great pomp, enthusiasm … [Read more...] about Republic Day: History, Importance, Celebration