Festivals are the times when people forget about
their burdens and enjoy freely. They decorate their houses, buy new clothes,
enjoy delicious savories and above all reunite with loved ones. Festivals are
the times when contacts are renewed and refreshed. People get together and
share their thoughts and cover up all that could not be discussed for a while.
People meet; go to each others’ homes, exchange sweets and good wishes.
However, the trend of festivals is changing now a days. It is seen in recent
times a lot of money is drained in the name of celebration. There is a lot of
environmental pollution is festivals like Deepawali and Holi. The enjoyment is
somehow being lost.
India is a land of festivals. All through the year
several festivals are celebrated like Dusshera, Deepawali, Christmas,
Id-ul-Fitr, Christmas, Holi to name a few. In fact festivals have been a part
of the Indian society since a very long time. In India every form of worship
and every change in the season there is a festival to commemorate the same. And
along with festivals come opportunities to bond, enjoy and celebrate. When we
talk of the Indian culture all discussions are incomplete without festivals.
However we must celebrate festivals keeping in mind the environment and also
those people who are not as fortunate as us to enjoy like us. Standing at the
beginning of the festive season I wish we all prosper and make the upcoming
days fun filled taking everyone into consideration.
Abhay
Jain
Student,
Sr 3
Meenakshi
World School
Gurgaon
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