Festive season

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Festive Season- Most favorite Festivals

• Presentation By- Tahera Ali

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Festival

• Festival is an event generally celebrated by a
  group of people all together, belonging to a
  certain community or religion, on some
  characteristics or culture or tradition of that
  community.
• India is considered as the most Festive places
  among the world, where people resides belonging
  to 9 major religion which are Hinduism, Muslim,
  Christianity, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism.
• Zoroastrianism, Judaism and the Baha'i Faith are
  also practiced in India.

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Most Loved Festivals

• Diwali- Festival of Light
• Holi- Festival of colours
• Christmas- Birth of Jesus Christ
• Eid-ul-fitr- Marks the end of Ramadan
• Raksha-bandhan- Rakhi

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Diwali- Festival of Light

• Diwali is an Indian festival famous for lighting
  up our lives, sending a powerful message of great
  victory of good over evil. Diwali is joyously
  celebrated across the world now.

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Holi- Festival of Colors

• The colorful Festival of India, is also gaining
  popularity across the sphere. Holi is celebrated
  by throwing and applying colors on each other.

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Christmas- Birth of Jesus Christ

• The birth of Jesus christ is celebrated with
  wonderful joy. During christmas people visit
  church to seek the blessing oh holy christ on
  this auspicious festival.

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Eid-ul-fitr- The end of Ramadan

• Eid-ul-fitr is a major festival for muslims. It
  is celebrated by people visiting mosque for an
  auspicious prayer and greet everyone on the
  occasion of eid.

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Raksha-Bandhan - Rakhi

• Raksha bandhan is a festival celebrating the
  eternal bond of brother and sister.

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Conclusion

• On the culturally rich land of India various
  festivals are celebrated. These were only few of
  them, otherwise there are the people of India
  celebrate more than 30 Festivals in a years few
  of them are specifically for women.
• To know more about it you may visit our website
  Sauve Women which has got many more interesting
  stuff.

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