The favorite Utsav of Bengalis, Durga Puja, is coming. Durga Puja, also known as Sharadotsav, is a celebration of the victory against the evil forces. When the heaven, hell, and human world were howling from the torment of Asura Mahishasur, Devi Durga appeared for the salvation of them. As the Durga Puja is around the corner, let us reminisce about the epic tale of the Mahisasur Mardini.
With the blend of cultures, religions, and languages of people of different castes and communities, India celebrates festivals all around the year. From Navratri and Ed-Ul-Fitar to Christmas, you will see the unity of diversity, even in the festivities of the country. Amongst them, today we have picked some of the most celebrated Festivals in India.
Take a peek of the most celebrated festivals in India:
1. Diwali
2. Holi
3. Durga Puja
4. Navratri
5. Dusshera…