INTRODUCTION

NAME: SHODHAN.B.S
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 RESUME:
 Shodhan.B.S
 Shodhangowda1@gmail.com
 Puttur

 EDUCATION:

 Bachelor of engineering(B.E), mechanical engineering

 Year of completion (2014-2018)
 State board: vivekananda collegeof engineering & technology puttur.
 X(Secondary):
 year of completion (2012)
State board vani english medium high school, Belthangady, D.K
percentage:90.24%
 XII(Senior Secondary): science
 Year of completion (2012-2014 )
 CBSE board: S.D.M Pre-University college , Ujire , D.K
 Percentage:86%
 NATIONAL FESTIVALS
India 'celebrates' four main national
festivals

•Republic Day
•Independence Day
•Gandhi Jayanti
•Children's Day
 REPUBLIC DAY

•Republic Day is India's great national festival. On 26th of

January every year India celebrates its Republic Day.
 Independence Day
•15th August is celebrated as the Independence Day of India.
The date commemorates the day when India achieved
freedom from the British rule in the year 1947.
 Gandhi Jayanti
•Gandhi Jayanti celebrates the birth anniversary
of Mahatma Gandhi .

•Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as

'Bapu' or 'Father of the nation', was born on the
2nd of October in 1869, in Porbunder, Gujarat.
•He is known for his invaluable contribution in India's freedom struggle.
 OTHER FESTIVALS
We have many festivals in India. These Festivals are
Special occasions. We celebrate many festivals
throughout the year. It is great fun to celebrate festivals
with friends, family and relatives. During all these
festivals people put on new dresses. Some of the main
festivals are:
 Diwali
 Dusshera
 Holi
 Christmas
 Id
 Guruparva
 Krishna janmastami
 Chauthi
 Rakshabandhan
 Makara sankranthi
 Diwali

•Diwali is a festival of lights. On this day people

pray to Goddess laxmi and Lord Ganesha.
•People decorate their homes with lights, candles
and diyas. Children burst firecrackers.
• We distribute sweets among our friends and
relatives.everyone celebrates this festival with
great joy
 Dussehra
•Dussehra is celebrated for ten days. On the lastday, the
effigies of Ravana, his brother and son are stuffed with
crackers. The crackers go off. The effigies are burnt.
Makar Sankranti
(Kite Festival)
 Holi
•Holi is a festival of colours. People put ‘gulal’ and throw
coloured water on one another. Children are very happy to
celebrate this festival.
• Celebrated on the day after the full moon in early March
• Festival to celebrate good harvest
• Spring festival
• Day one = bonfire is lit at night
• Day two = people go around and throw colored powder and
water at each other
• End with a feasts at a friends house in the evening
RAKSHA BANDHAN

• Raksha = protection
• Bandhan = lasting bond
• celebrates the relationship between brothers
and sisters
• Thread-tying ceremony (rakhi)
• sister recognizes the bond between them
• brother vows to look after her
• Feed each other sweets
JANMASHTAMI

• Celebration of the birth of Lord Krishna

– Reincarnation of Lord Vishnu
– Giver of the Bhagvat Gita
• Celebrated differently in North and South
• In south…….
• begin the festival by fasting on the previous day
• followed by a night-long vigil commemorating the birth
• At midnight, the deity of the infant Krishna is bathed, placed
in a cradle and worshipped
• the early morning, ladies draw patterns of little children's feet
outside the house with rice-flour paste, walking towards the
house
– symbolizes the entry of the infant Krishna into his foster-home
GANESHA FESTIVAL

• Annual festival in honor of Ganesh

– Elephant headed deity
– Remover of obstacles
• celebrated for ten days
• Day 1 = idol placed on platform and decorated
• For ten days Ganesh is worshipped
• Ends when the idol of Ganesh is immersed into the
most convenient body of water
• Most popular in Mumbi
 Christmas

Christmas is celebrated on 25th December. Lord

Jesus Christ was born on this day.

People go the Church and light candles to pray.

Christmas tree is decorated. We all enjoy the

Christmas cake. They also exchange gifts.
 Id
•Id is a festival celebrated by muslims. Id is celebrated
after a whole month of fasting.

•People go the Mosque to pray. There prayer is called

‘namaz’.
•They wish each other ‘Id Mubarak’. We all enjoy
delicious sewaian.
 Guruparva

Guruparva is clebebrated by Sihks. They celebrate

Guruparvas on the birthdays of their ten Gurus.

People go to the Gurdwaras to pray.

Big colourful processions are taken out. A

community meal called langar is distributed to all.