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What is the main purpose of festivals?
What is the main purpose of festivals?
- To develop a feeling of love and brotherhood
- To differentiate between National and Religious festivals
- To celebrate important events (correct)
- To clean and decorate our homes
Which of the following festivals is not a National Festival of India?
Which of the following festivals is not a National Festival of India?
- Gurpurab (correct)
- Independence Day
- Republic Day
- Gandhi Jayanti
What is common among all National Festivals in India?
What is common among all National Festivals in India?
- They are only celebrated in the capital city
- They are celebrated countrywide (correct)
- They are only celebrated by people of a specific religion
- National holidays are only in some states
Which of the following is an example of a Religious Festival?
Which of the following is an example of a Religious Festival?
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What is the impact of festivals on our homes?
What is the impact of festivals on our homes?
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What is common among all festivals?
What is common among all festivals?
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Study Notes
Festivals
- A festival is a day of celebrating an important event and a time of enjoyment and fun that develops a feeling of love and brotherhood.
- Festivals give homes a new and fresh look as people clean and decorate them.
Types of Festivals
- There are two types of festivals: National festivals and Religious festivals.
National Festivals
- National Festivals of India include Independence Day, Republic Day, and Gandhi Jayanti.
- These festivals are celebrated by every citizen of India.
- National Festivals are celebrated countrywide in all States and Union Territories.
- National holidays are observed all over India on these days.
Religious Festivals
- Examples of Religious festivals include Holi, Diwali, Gurpurab, Dussehra, Eid, and Christmas.
- These festivals are celebrated by people of different religions.
- Some religious festivals are specific to certain states, such as:
- Pongal
- Onam
- Durga Puja
- Baisakhi
- Bihu
- Rath-Yatra
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