Indian’s celebrate all the important festivals with great pomp and show. The Christians celebrate Christmas, Hindus celebrate Holi and Diwali, while Sikhs celebrate Guruparabs with great gay and galley all over the nation. Muslim celebrate Eid with same enthusiasm and fervour.
Every festival has its own significance. There is a story hidden behind every festival. The Christmas is celebrated with great enthusiasm by the Christians because Lord Jesus, the son of God, was born on this day. God sent this pure soul on the earth to eliminate the sufferings of the mankind and make the people tread on the right path. On the occasion of Christmas the Christians adorn the church with decorative lights and eat delightful dishes to celebrate the birth of Lord Jesus.
‘Diwali’ is one of the greatest festivals of the Hindus. On this very day, Lord Rama, the greatest spiritual personality of Hindus, arrived to his home again after living in exile for 14 years. Lord Rama was the prince of Ayodhya, when he was sent to exile for 14 years by his step mother. Lord Rama obeyed his stepmother and spent fourteen years in the dense forests.
People of his kingdom were overwhelmed with great joy, when he returned back to Ayodhya. They celebrated this day with great pomp and show. Hindus celebrate Diwali by firing crackers on this great occasion.
Holi is a festival of colours. People celebrate it by putting colours on one another. They eat delightful sweets after playing with colours. They dance and sing on the beat of a drum. Eid is the wonderful festival of Muslims. On this joyous occasion, people embrace one-another with love and distribute sweets. Eid is celebrated in the entire nation by the Muslim community. The ‘Guruparabs’ are the auspicious days of birth, death and martyrdom of Sikh Gurus. There are ten Gurus of Sikh religion who taught them to love every human being irrespective of caste, colour and creed.
Every Indian festival is important because it is based on the real-life story of a spiritual personality. Life is worthless without the joyful celebrations of the Indian festivals. Indian festivals attribute lots of joys in our lives.
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