DIWALI AND VAISAKHI PRESENTATION

DIWALI PARAGRAPH 1

• Diwali means festival of light. The fesival
• Is celebrated to mark the triumph of good over evil
• And it marks the beggining of the new year. The
• Festival was celebrated this year (2014) on Thursday,
• October 3rd for 5 days like every year.

DIWALI PARAGRAPH 2

• Diwali dates back to ancient times in India.
• The festival represents the parts of the sun,
• the cosmic giver of light.Diwali is one of the happiest
• holidays in India. People also give and recieve gifts
• on Diwali. Diwali is a wonderful holiday known around the world.

VAISAKHI PARAGRAPH 1

• Vaisakhi is celebrated by the seeks and marks the
• beginning of new life. The seeks go to services and their
• holy book is read throughout the sermon. It is common for
• the people to leave money and to pray. Afterwards they
• receive food. Parades are also a tradition in the celebration

VAISAKHI PARAGRAPH 2

• Vaisakhi is celebrated across the northern Indian subcontinent.
• Celebration day is also observed as the thanksgiving day by the farmers
• whereby the farmers pay their tribute, thanking God for the abundant
• harvest and also praying for the future prosperity.
• Viasakhi is an important and loved celebration around India.