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Dusshera 2011

Dusshera 2011

Dusshera 2011 is on Thu Oct 6 2011 and Diwali is on Oct 26. In 2012 Dusshera will be on Oct 23 2012 and Diwali will be on Nov 13 2012. See the full calendar for Diwali and other festivals....
vijayadasami

Vijayadasami

Festival season start from Navratri and 10th day is Dusshera. It is celebrated for Victory of Lord Rama over Ravana and thus also known as Vijayadasami...
Diyas

Dusshera celebrations

Dusshera is celebrated in all parts of India, Nepal. The rituals differ from state to state but custome of burning effigy of Ravana, his son Meghnad and brother Kumbhkaran is observed commonly in nearly all states
Dusshera Rangoli

Dusshera Rangoli

Rangoli is used to decorate the houses during Navratri and Dusshera....
Sweets

Sweets

On day of Dusshera evening, people buy sweets specifically freshly made Jalebi. There are big queues on Jalebi shops on day of Dusshera......
Dusshera Toys

Dusshera Toys

Kids buy toys in form of Sword, bow, gada. These are the instruments used by Lord Rama and Ravana fight. Boys love such toys. .
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Ramleela

Ramleela (play) depict Rama and Ravana story step by step for 10 days. The 10th day of Ram Leela is when Ravana died and on this day festival Dussheera is celebrated.....
Navratri

Navratri

Navratri, is celebrated differently in various parts of India. In North India People read Ramayana during this time. In East India Navratri commemorates the victory of Goddess Durga over a demon, Mahishasur and celebrated as Durga Puja.
Diwali Gifts

Spiritual Gifts

Gifts are important part of Diwali. This is perfect time to spread love as well as give gifts ...
Hindu Temples

Hindu Temples

Know Hindu Temples in various parts of world - North India, south India, East India, West India, Outside India...
Dusshera in North India

Dusshera in North India

Dusshera is very popular in Northern India. In Delhi there is a big Ramleela ground where thousands of people gather......
Durga Puja in Bengal

Durga Puja in Bengal

In Paschim Banga the festival season is celebrated as Durga Puja. Like Dusshera Durga Puja is also celebrated for 10 days...
Dusshera Rituals in different states

Dusshera Rituals in different states

Dusshera is celebrated in all states of India. Number of artists dressed as Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshman and Ravana performs the Ramlila in the maidan...
Nine Forms of Goddess Durga

Nine Forms of Goddess Durga

In Paschin Banga (West Bengal) Durga puja is celebrated during this time. Goddess Durga is worshipped in nine forms and is termed Navadurga. Learn about 9 forms and significance..
Types of Navratri

Types of Navratri

Navratri has special significance. This is a very auspicious period. It consist of the nine divine night. People fast, pray during these 9 days....
Mysore Dusshera

Mysore Dusshera

Mysore Dusshera is most famous for its celebration. It is referred as Nadahabba. Mysore Palace is decorated in special way ...
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Andhra Pradesh Dusshera

In AP, people do Ayudha Puja. In this Puja they clean, decorate, put flowers on vehicles and other new items. .
Delhi Dusshera

Delhi Dusshera

In Delhi, Jaipur and every other north indian town - very big effigies of Ravana, Kumbhakarna, Meghnath and others are burned. It denotes victory of Truth over evil....