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Team ParentCircle Apr 15, 2021
mishraaadya4 Apr 24, 2019
My quetty
Shloka Apr 20, 2019
Nilam Thakker Apr 20, 2019
In Gujarat we celebrate our new year on Diwali Here is my entry with my family, enjoying Diwali and new year with Rangoli, puja, new dress, lighting and crackers.
Here is my entry with my family, enjoying Diwali and new year with Rangoli, puja, new dress, lighting and crackers.
Dyuthi Apr 20, 2019
Ubharuni Marathi manachi gudhi sajra karuya ha gudi padwa. Gudi padwa is a Marathi new year. This day marks a new beginning and new year in our lives. The gudi we hoist in our home is believed to ward off evil, invite prosperity and good wealth and luck to us. The historical significance of gudi is that it symbolizes Lord Rama's victory over ravan. Hindus believe that on this day brahma created the universe. We eat jaggery and neem leaves (sweet and bitter) in the morning on this day which conveys a message that life isn't happy all the time their will be bad times too but we have to learn to balance all situations and learn something from bitter moments also
Gudi padwa is a Marathi new year. This day marks a new beginning and new year in our lives. The gudi we hoist in our home is believed to ward off evil, invite prosperity and good wealth and luck to us. The historical significance of gudi is that it symbolizes Lord Rama's victory over ravan. Hindus believe that on this day brahma created the universe. We eat jaggery and neem leaves (sweet and bitter) in the morning on this day which conveys a message that life isn't happy all the time their will be bad times too but we have to learn to balance all situations and learn something from bitter moments also
Jyotsna Pandey Apr 19, 2019
In U.P we celebrated first day of year in Ram Navami . In Chaitra month ...With eight kanya poojan.
Sayoni Mondal Apr 16, 2019
Being a Bengali, it's our tradition to cook rice kheer on this very first day of Bengali new year and offer it to the god.
Sayoni Mondal Apr 16, 2019
Homemade sandesh on the occasion of Bengali new year celebration
Sayoni Mondal Apr 16, 2019
It is a pure bong thali made for poila baisakh celebration or Bengali new year celebration. It is fully homemade and decorated by me. The menu is steamed rice,paneer manohara,rohu cauliflower, chicken kasha and baked gulabjamun
Lavanya kannan Apr 16, 2019
In kerala, we celebrated Vishu on 15th April. Vishu is started with "kani kaanal" which means, seeing the auspicious things decorated in front of God. This is my Vishu Kani of this year. So much of positive vibes in this picture, and looks like a wallpaper. Its my click and edited a bit.
Vishu is started with "kani kaanal" which means, seeing the auspicious things decorated in front of God. This is my Vishu Kani of this year.
So much of positive vibes in this picture, and looks like a wallpaper. Its my click and edited a bit.
Smitha.R P Apr 15, 2019
In Karnataka,Bangalore....we celebrate Chandramana Ugadi..We here celebrate in chaitramasa, first month of new year admist of the nature..eating bevu Bella(neem jaggery) .In this Chaitramana...beginning of new year ..the nature looks fresh with greenery with vibrant colours of flowers ,chirping of birds to welcome new year. Children were very happy to celebrate new year in this way.
Jyoti Gupta Apr 15, 2019
In the western U. P., we celebrate the new year on the first day of Chaitra month of hindu calendar. The day also marks the beginning of the nine days of worshipping the nine forms of the Goddess Durga (Chaitra Navratri). People decorate their houses, decorate the deities idol, offer seasonal fruits and flowers to the goddess. Pooja and havan are performed, prasadam is prepared and offered to the goddess and later distributed among the family members and neighbours. Many devotees also observe nine days fasting and maintain a burning ghee lamp (Akhand Jyoti) in the worship area for nine days throughout. On the ninth day Ram Navami (birth of Lord Sri Ram), is also celebrated. So, a complete celebration of nine days is observed in our regional area. What could be a better start for a new year than to take divine blessings of the creator of the universe, Goddess Adi Shakti. I am proud of my cultural inheritance and will guide my children and coming generations to continue celebrating the regional festivals with devotion and energy
On the ninth day Ram Navami (birth of Lord Sri Ram), is also celebrated. So, a complete celebration of nine days is observed in our regional area. What could be a better start for a new year than to take divine blessings of the creator of the universe, Goddess Adi Shakti.
I am proud of my cultural inheritance and will guide my children and coming generations to continue celebrating the regional festivals with devotion and energy
Simi Ramesh Apr 15, 2019
@Jyoti Gupta
Ankita Apr 15, 2019
Trisha Apr 14, 2019
Padva the Marathi new year festival Celebrated in our shop by doing traditional puja In our regional wear Family love Togetherness
Celebrated in our shop by doing traditional puja
In our regional wear
Family love
Togetherness
Sarika Kumar Apr 14, 2019
prepared thali on the occasion of Bengali New year
Sarika Kumar Apr 14, 2019
Sarika Kumar Apr 14, 2019
Sayoni Mondal Apr 14, 2019
In Kolkata, poila baisakh is celebrated with such authentic Bengali dishes and sweets .So I Prepared bong thali on the occasion of the Bengali new year.The menu is steamed rice, sonamung dal, aloo posto, mustard elish, macher muror jhal,nawabi mutton,lemon and chilli followed by mango rasgulla and kalakand.
Sayoni Mondal Apr 14, 2019
Bengali new year celebration in my home !! Prepared bong thali on this auspicious occasion
Khushali Shah Apr 14, 2019
Diwali celebration with my family. These festivals comes to full to enjoy and lights of our life...s o I like these festival to much...meet togethers...
Mistuni BANERJEE Apr 14, 2019
Bengali New Year celebration in my house
Rama Apr 14, 2019
Rama Apr 14, 2019
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