Your Insight On India!

[Little__Rosy]

Hello everyone, I want you all to share about your favorite Indian festival. 

Here's a fun way to go about it:
Everyone has to share an interesting fact about that festival that amazed them.  

[Little__Rosy]

My favorite Indian Festival is Navaratri. This festival spans over Nine days. For Nine days people bring home a decorated pot and place a Diya inside. There are holes in the pot for oxygen to pass and to keep the Diya alight. It is worshipped every morning and evening and on the 10th day we immerse it in the sea. Every evening people gather to perform traditional dance. This traditional dance form is known as Garba.

Interesting Facts:
It celebrates the victory of good over evil, Goddess Durga's (Parvati) victory over Demon Mahishasur.

Edited April 14, 2024 by Little__Rosy

[MasterPhotog]

4 hours ago, Little__Rosy said:

My favorite Indian Festival is Navaratri. This festival spans over Nine days. For Nine days people bring home a decorated pot and place a Diya inside. There are holes in the pot for oxygen to pass and to keep the Diya alight. It is worshipped every morning and evening and on the 10th day we immerse it in the sea. Every evening people gather to perform traditional dance. This traditional dance form is known as Garba.

Interesting Facts:
It celebrates the victory of good over evil, Goddess Durga's (Parvati) victory over Demon Mahishasur.

WOW! What a great topic you have introduced @Little__Rosy , keep up the good work!
A celebration like Navaratri, which spans nine days and symbolizes the triumph of good over evil, truly appeals to me too. Despite never having been to India, I'm drawn to Indian festivals for their vibrant atmosphere, rich history, and meaningful traditions. The thought of immersing myself in such colorful and festive occasions, steeped in cultural significance, is incredibly appealing. 

[Little__Rosy]

What is your favorite Indian Festival @MasterPhotog?
 

Edited April 15, 2024 by Little__Rosy

[MasterPhotog]

10 hours ago, Little__Rosy said:

What is your favorite Indian Festival @MasterPhotog?
 

@Little__Rosy, even though I would love to know and be a part of all festivals, however from what I know festival of Holi sounds colourful and exciting, What's your favourite festival? 

[Little__Rosy]

Hello everyone! As I mentioned earlier, Navaratri is my favorite festival. Since not everyone has contributed to this discussion, let's decide on the upcoming topic about India together. 

1. Indian Mythology (Indian Epics Like Ramayana, Mahabharata, and other unknown stories) 

2. Indian History (Ancient, Medieval & Modern History)

4. Indian Entertainment (Evolution, Movie Recommendations, etc.)

5. Indian Culture & Linguistics (State-wise culture & Languages)

6. Or Whatever Else might interest you all (Any other topic Ideas)

 

Everyone pitch in cause it won't be a discussion without your opinions and points of view. Everybody has 3 Days to vote on what you want to discuss.

[Cutelilgirl]

My favorite festival is diwali..I like making rangoli..and in general all our family members have dinner together..and all the decoration with lights...is beautiful❤️❤️

[Little__Rosy]

Indeed it is. The whole of India is alight, celebrating the victorious return of Lord Ram from his Exile.

[Little__Rosy]

Greetings everyone! I hope all of you are doing well.

So here's the next thing we will discuss: Your favorite Indian Dish.

[Little__Rosy]

My favorite Indian dish is Baingan Bharta. It is a traditional dish made using grilled eggplants, onions, tomatoes, garlic, herbs and spices. It is served with pearl millet bread (bajra roti), jaggery, and buttermilk.

 

Edited May 9, 2024 by Little__Rosy

[Cutelilgirl]

My favourite Indian dish is..actually there are many i like..ladys finger in green veggies..daal baati..(i don't know how to explain it....)

[Little__Rosy]

That's fine. Just attach an image of it, and it is one of my favorites too

Edited May 9, 2024 by Little__Rosy