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Gandhi Jayanti

  • On 2nd October we celebrate Gandhi Jayanti .
  • Gandhiji was born on this day in the year 1869.
  • Gandhiji is known as the ‘Father of the Nations.’
  • The main function is held at Rajghat,theSamadhi
  • of Mahatma Gandhi.

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गाँधी जयंती

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Independence Day

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Independence Day

1.On 15th August we celebrate Independence Day.

2. India got freedom from the British Rule on this

day in the year 1947.

3. The Prime Minister of India hoists National Flag at the Red Fort.

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NATIONAL FESTIVALS

National festivals are celebrated all over the India.

They are called National festivals.

Republic day- Republic day.

The president of India

  • On 26 January we celebratetakes the salute of the
  • parade at Rajpath.
  • A grand parade marches from the Rashtrapati Bhawan to the India gate.

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छब्बीस जनवरी गणतंत्र दिवस

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Repbulic Day

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धार्मिक त्यौहार

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धार्मिक त्यौहार

होली

दशहरा

दिवाली

राखी(रक्षाबंधन )

दुर्गापूजा

गणेश चतुर्थी

पोंगल

ओणम

ईद

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Dussehra

Vijayadashami

दशहरा

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Durga pooja

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Durga pooja

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FESTIVALS

People of different religions celebrate different festivals.

These are known as religious festivals.

DIWALI

1.Diwali is a festivals of lights.

2.Houses are decorated with lights, candles and diyas.

3. People wear new clothes and exchange sweets.

4. Children enjoy fireworks and crackers.

5. People pray goddess Laxmi on this day.

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Diwali

दिवाली

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गणेश चतुर्थी

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ओणम

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ओणम

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ID

1.Id is the festival celebrated by the

muslims.

2. They go to mosques to offer prayer.

3. Their prayer is called ‘NAMAZ’.

4. They wish ‘Id Mubarak’to all.

They offer ‘Meethi Sewaian’ to

guests and friends.

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ईद

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Eid

ईद

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Rakhi or Rakshabandhan

  • Rakhi is a famous festival of India.
  • It is celebrated on the day of shravan purnima.
  • On this day sisters apply Tilak on their brother’s forehead
  • and tie Rakhi on their brother’s wrist.
  • It is celebrated all over the country with great joy.
  • This festival is a symbol of affection.

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Rakhi

राखी (रक्षाबंधन)

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HOLI

  • Holi is the festivals of colours .
  • It is celebrated in spring season.
  • Children are very happy to celebrate this festival.

Holi is a harvest festival

  • People play with water and gulaal.

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होली

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होली

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PONGAL

पोंगल

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Christmas

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क्रिसमस

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Diwali

दिवाली

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CHRISTMAS

1. Christmas is celebrated on 25th December every year.

2. It is the birth day of Jesus Christ.

3. Christmas tree is decorated with sweets and toys.

4. The children wait for Santa Claus.

5. On this day they go to church to offer prayers and light candles.

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