Dussehra festival or Vijayadashami is the symbol of victory. Goddess Durga will be worshipped in many forms during this festival. The festival will be held for 9 days. On this day lord Rama defeated the demon king Raavan. It also marks also triumph of Goddess Durga over the buffalo Demon Mahishasura. Hence it signify the victory of good over evil. The festival of Dussehra is celebrated every year with full enthusiasm, faith, love and honour by the people of Hindu religion all over the country.Here we serve Dussehra festival whatsapp ,Facebook special Gif ,Animated HD Picture for you,your friends, well wishers and your relatives.you can download it and share one another.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2016
Today 11t Oct Celebrated Dussehra Festival-About Today Dussehra Festival-Today Special Whatsapp Stastu-Facebook Sms-Greetings-Pictures-Scraps
Today Dussehra Festival
Today 11th October all over India and many country celebrated Dussehra festival.Dussehra festival is known as Vijaya Dashami.Dussehra is 10th day and last day of Navratri.Today Many people of the Hindu faith observe Dussehra through special prayer meetings and food offerings to the gods at home or in temples throughout India. They also hold outdoor fairs and large parades with effigies of Ravana .The effigies are burnt on bonfires in the evening. Dussehra is the culmination of the Navaratri festival.
Today , On the tenth day, Navratri culminates as Dusshera, marking the victory of good over evil and positivity over negativity. Though there are several legendary tales behind the festival and its celebration, all culminate to mark the rise of goodness over evil. The festival of Dusshera has great cultural significance. People, irrespective of their creed, culture or religion, gather to vanquish all evil and wanton things and imbibe the goodness around them, by revering for all the things and objects that contribute to their wellbeing. It is a day of victory – a day when Lord Rama beheaded Ravana, a day when Goddess Durga killed the buffalo-headed demon Mahisasura. The essence or spirit of the festival lies in its message – to get past all obstacles and emerge victorious and successful. Navratri acts as a precursor to the Dusshera celebrations. For nine days, people fast and perform religious rites so as to sanctify themselves and take a step towards purity, piousness and prosperity. On the tenth day, they burn everything evil in them, hatred, maliciousness, greed, anger and violence (symbolically represented by the burning of effigies of Ravana, Meghnath and Kumbhakaran) and emerge as better individuals filled with a sense of gratitude, devotion and reverence.
Today is celebrated on a large scale in India as well as in Bangladesh. The most famous Dussehra celebrations in India are those in the city of Mysore. Goddess Chamundeshwari is worshipped on this day and a grand procession of her idol is taken out across the city. Major buildings are decorated with lights and color across the city.
Other famous Dussehra celebrations in India include that of Kullu in Himachal Pradesh, Kolkata and Orissa, where the festival is preceded by week long celebrations. People visit the Pooja Pandals wearing new clothes, prepare traditional food at home and celebrate the festival with their friends and families. In most other parts of India, plays are organized across cities depicting the story of Ramayana which culminates in the killing of Ravana on this day. Statues of Ravana are burnt everywhere in India on Dussehra and in Delhi, the event is attended by political dignitaries in the Ramlila Maidan.
Other famous Dussehra celebrations in India include that of Kullu in Himachal Pradesh, Kolkata and Orissa, where the festival is preceded by week long celebrations. People visit the Pooja Pandals wearing new clothes, prepare traditional food at home and celebrate the festival with their friends and families. In most other parts of India, plays are organized across cities depicting the story of Ramayana which culminates in the killing of Ravana on this day. Statues of Ravana are burnt everywhere in India on Dussehra and in Delhi, the event is attended by political dignitaries in the Ramlila Maidan.
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Today ,A time for celebration, A time for victory of good over bad, A time when world see the example of power of good. Let us continue the same ‘True’ spirit. Blessing of Happy Dussehra!
Sri Ram Ji aapke ghar sukh ki barsat karein, Dukhon ka naash karen is Dussehra ke din. Happy Dussehra .....
May Today Dussehra festival, Light up for you. The hopes of Happy times, And dreams for a year full of smiles! Wish you Happy Dussehra....
Today Special Day of Happy Dussehra to all of My Friends. Hope this festival brings lots of joy and Happiness to all of you.
Happy Dassahra to all of U. Hope this festive season brings lots of joy to all of U.
Today is victory day, the day we stood up,
when our unity proved our worth, when we
together fought for injustice And we
finally tested the free air of fresh world
Let bow our heads for those who sacrified
for us and celebrate the Victory Day.
when our unity proved our worth, when we
together fought for injustice And we
finally tested the free air of fresh world
Let bow our heads for those who sacrified
for us and celebrate the Victory Day.
Happy Dussehra...
Everyday sun rise to give us a message
that darkness will always be beaten by light.
Let us follow the same natural rule
and enjoy the festival of the victory of good over the evil.
Happy Dussehra....
that darkness will always be beaten by light.
Let us follow the same natural rule
and enjoy the festival of the victory of good over the evil.
Happy Dussehra....
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Dusshera Festival Special Speech For Students and Teachers and Essay
Dusshera Festival Speech-1
Hello Everybady , Good Morning and Happy Dussehra.Respacted Principals and teachers.Today I Speech about Dussehra Festival.Dussehra festival is one of the most significant and longest festivals of the India. It is celebrated every year with full enthusiasm, faith, love and honour by the people of Hindu religion all over the country. It is really the great time to enjoy by all. Students also get holidays for many days from their schools and colleges to fully enjoy the festival of Dussehra. This festival falls two or three weeks earlier to the Diwali every year in the month of September or October. People wait for this festival to occur with huge patience.
India is a country which is very famous for its culture and tradition, fair and festivals. It is a country of fairs and festivals where people celebrate and enjoy every festival with great joy and faith. The festival of Dussehra has been declared by the government of India as the gazetted holiday to allow people to fully enjoy this festival as well as giving importance to the Hindu festival. The meaning of Dussehra is the victory of Lord Rama over the ten headed demon king Ravana. The real meaning of the word Dussehra is the defeat of ten headed (Dus head) demon on tenth day of this festival. Tenth day of this festival is celebrated by burning the Ravana clones by the people all over the country.
There are many myths related to this festival according to the customs and traditions of the people in many regions of the country. This festival was started celebrating by the people of Hindu religion from the day Lord Rama had killed the demon king Ravana on the day of Dussehra (means 10th day of Ashwayuja month of Hindu calendar). Lord Rama had killed Ravana because he had kidnapped the Mata Seeta and was not agree to return her to the Lord Rama. Lord Rama had won the war with Ravana by the help of younger brother Lakshman and Vanar soldier of Hanuman.
According to the Hindu Scripture, Ramayana, it is mentioned that Lord Ram had performed Chandi Hom to make goddess Durga happy and get blessings. In this way Lord Rama, got victory by knowing the secret of Ravana’s killing on 10th day of the war. Finally, he retained his wife Seeta safely after killing the Ravana. Dussehra festival is also known as the Durgotsav because it is considered that on the same day another demon called Mahishasura was killed by the Mata Durga on the tenth day. A huge fair of Ramlila takes place in the Ram-Lila ground where people from nearby regions come to see the fair and dramatic representation of the ramlila.
India is a country which is very famous for its culture and tradition, fair and festivals. It is a country of fairs and festivals where people celebrate and enjoy every festival with great joy and faith. The festival of Dussehra has been declared by the government of India as the gazetted holiday to allow people to fully enjoy this festival as well as giving importance to the Hindu festival. The meaning of Dussehra is the victory of Lord Rama over the ten headed demon king Ravana. The real meaning of the word Dussehra is the defeat of ten headed (Dus head) demon on tenth day of this festival. Tenth day of this festival is celebrated by burning the Ravana clones by the people all over the country.
There are many myths related to this festival according to the customs and traditions of the people in many regions of the country. This festival was started celebrating by the people of Hindu religion from the day Lord Rama had killed the demon king Ravana on the day of Dussehra (means 10th day of Ashwayuja month of Hindu calendar). Lord Rama had killed Ravana because he had kidnapped the Mata Seeta and was not agree to return her to the Lord Rama. Lord Rama had won the war with Ravana by the help of younger brother Lakshman and Vanar soldier of Hanuman.
According to the Hindu Scripture, Ramayana, it is mentioned that Lord Ram had performed Chandi Hom to make goddess Durga happy and get blessings. In this way Lord Rama, got victory by knowing the secret of Ravana’s killing on 10th day of the war. Finally, he retained his wife Seeta safely after killing the Ravana. Dussehra festival is also known as the Durgotsav because it is considered that on the same day another demon called Mahishasura was killed by the Mata Durga on the tenth day. A huge fair of Ramlila takes place in the Ram-Lila ground where people from nearby regions come to see the fair and dramatic representation of the ramlila.
Dusshera Festival Speech-2
Good Morning and Happy Dussehra or Vijaya Dashami.Respacted School Principal and Teachers and my friends.Dussehra is a most important Hindu festival. It values a lot to the people to Hindu religion. This festival is of great religious and cultural significance. People celebrate this festival with big enthusiasm and beliefs. This festival indicates the victory of goodness over badness mean triumph of truth over evil power. People celebrate this festival by following lots of rituals and pooja ceremony. Religious people and devotees keep fast for the whole day. Some people keep fast to only first and last day (9th day) however some people keep fast for all nine days and worship Goddess Durga to get blessings and power. On the tenth day people celebrate Dussehra in the happiness of victory of Lord Rama over the demon king, Ravana. The festival of Dussehra falls in the month of last September or October every year two weeks before the festival of Diwali.
There are different customs and traditions of celebrating Dussehra festival in various regions of the country. Somewhere it is celebrated for whole ten days and priests of the temple recites mantras and stories from the Ramayana in front of the big crowed of the devotees. Somewhere a big fair of Ram Lila is staged for several days or a month.
There are different customs and traditions of celebrating Dussehra festival in various regions of the country. Somewhere it is celebrated for whole ten days and priests of the temple recites mantras and stories from the Ramayana in front of the big crowed of the devotees. Somewhere a big fair of Ram Lila is staged for several days or a month.
Thursday, October 6, 2016
Dussehra Festival Special Recipe Jalebi Fafda
On Dusshehra Festival people make Fafda Jalebi Gujarati Recipe and eat.Fafda-Jalebi is very popular Gujarati snack recipe made with gram flour. It is very easy to make Fafda a perfect on Dusshehra festival snack recipe or can be had at anytime of the day.Here is some Dusshehra festival Special Gujarati Recipes Fafda-Jalebi.You can read and learn it and enjoy festival.
Dusshehra Special Jalebi Recipe
Ingredients
water as needed
sugar 1 Cup
saffron colour pinch
Oil 1 Tablespoons
curd 1 Cup
cornflour 30 Grams
Maida 100 Grams
lemon juice 1 Teaspoons
Oil to fry
sugar 1 Cup
saffron colour pinch
Oil 1 Tablespoons
curd 1 Cup
cornflour 30 Grams
Maida 100 Grams
lemon juice 1 Teaspoons
Oil to fry
Method
Take a bowl add curd mix well then add maida,cornflour mix well to avoid lumps then add food colour,Hot oil and mix again.Batter should be pouring consistency set a side for 24hr to ferment.
Take a bowl add suga
r,water to make sugar syrup of 1 thread consistency add lime juice few drops in the syrup and keep it a side.Lemon juice is to prevent crysalization so just few dropsHeat oil to fry jalebi, take a Ziplog bag make a hole and pour the batter so that it can pass through.press the batter in the hot oil fry at a very low flame till golden brown colour.
Remove from the oil drain the oil, immediately dip in the sugar syrup for a min and remove in a plate. Serve hot.
Dusshehra Special Fafda Recipe
Ingredients
1 cup besan (gram flour)
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon ajwain
1/4 teaspoon pepper, finely ground
1 tablespoon oil
Salt to taste
1 cup water, or as required
A pinch of asafoetida/ hing
Method
Begin making the fafda recipe by adding all the dry ingredients together in a large bowl.
Now add water gradually to the bowl and mix the ingredients well, till everything gets knead into soft dough.
Once the dough has been prepared, it still might be sticky. Therefore add oil to it and knead it again for 2-3 minutes more.
Once done, divide the dough into 12-15 equal sized portions and make them into small balls.
Roll each of these balls into long and thin strips. Ensure that the rolling is done at a stretch to avoid the dough breaking up or sticking to the rolling pin.
Now heat the oil in large deep frying pan and slip each of the long dough strips carefully into the pan.
Deep-fry the fafda dough strips on low flame for 1-2 minutes, turning them till they are browned on both sides. Remove them from the oil once done and serve the fafdas hot.
Serve the Gujarati Fafda along with Gujarati Kadhi and Papaya Salad.
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Dussehra or Ravan Dahan Watch Live Stearming Ram Leela Ground Delhi
Ramleela Ground delhi is the one of the famous place to enjoy Dusshera or Vijayadashami Mela. Some of the famous political faces such as Prime minister of India, Indian President, Some of the main face of Political Parties can be seen there. Ravan Vadh can be watch live on your TV or you can also watch Ravan Vadh Online on internet. Here i am sharing the Direct link to Watch Ravan Vadh Ramleela miadan Live Telecast.
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Vijayadashami or Dussehra(Ravan Dahan) Festival Date, Puja Timing,Shubh Muhurt Year 2016 to 2021
Dussehra or Vijayadashami is one of the biggest festival of Hindu and every Hindu celebrated its very much with lots of happiness.Dussehra or Vijayadashami is celebrated according to Hindu calendar on the 10th day of the Ashwin month. Dussehra is celebrated every year and we burn Raavan to celebrate the victory of Lord Rama.People from every part of India enjoy Dussehra with great enthusiasm. Hindu festival “Dussehra” is an auspicious day for the people of India. In Bengal, Dussehra is celebrated as an important festival after popular Durga Puja.On this day People burn the Demon Ravana. This day is a symbol of victory of truth over the lie. Here is Information about Vijayadashami or Dussehra(Ravan Dahan) Festival Date, Puja Timing,Shubh Muhurt Year 2016 to 2021.
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2016
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2016: October 11 Tuesday
Vijayadashami Muhurat - 13:18 to 14:05
Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time - 12:32 to 14:51
Duration - 2 Hours 19 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 22:53 on 10th October 2016
Dashami Tithi Ends - 22:28 on 11Oct/2016
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2017
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2017: September 30 Saturday
Vijayadashami Muhurat - 13:24 to 14:12
Duration - 0 Hours 47 Mins
Duration - 0 Hours 47 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:37 to 14:59
Duration - 2 Hours 22 Mins
Duration - 2 Hours 22 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 23:49 on 29th Sep/2017
Dashami Tithi Ends = 01:35 on 1/Oct/2017
Dashami Tithi Ends = 01:35 on 1/Oct/2017
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2018
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2018: October 19 Friday
Vijay Muhurat -13:15 to 14:01
Duration - 0 Hours 45 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:29 to 14:47
Duration - 2 Hours 17 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins -15:28 on 18th October 2018
Dashami Tithi Ends -17:57 on 19th October 2018
Duration - 0 Hours 45 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:29 to 14:47
Duration - 2 Hours 17 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins -15:28 on 18th October 2018
Dashami Tithi Ends -17:57 on 19th October 2018
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2019
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2019: October 8 Tuesday
Vijay Muhurat - 13:20 to 14:07
Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:34 to 14:54
Duration - 2 Hours 20 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 12:37 on 7th October 2019
Dashami Tithi Ends - 14:50 on 8th October 2019
Dashami Tithi Ends - 14:50 on 8th October 2019
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2020
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2020: October 25 Sunday
Vijay Muhurat - 13:13 to 13:58
Duration - 0 Hours 45 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:28 to 14:43
Duration - 2 Hours 15 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 07:41 on 25th October 2020
Dashami Tithi Ends - 08:59 on 26th October 2020
Duration - 0 Hours 45 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time -12:28 to 14:43
Duration - 2 Hours 15 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 07:41 on 25th October 2020
Dashami Tithi Ends - 08:59 on 26th October 2020
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date ,Time Year 2021
Vijayadashami or Dussehra Date Year 2021: October 15 friday
Vijay Muhurat - 13:17 to 14:03
Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time - 12:31 to 14:49
Duration - 2 Hours 18 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 18:51 on 14th October 2021
Dashami Tithi Ends - 18:01 on 15th October 2021
Duration - 0 Hours 46 Mins
Aparahna Puja Time - 12:31 to 14:49
Duration - 2 Hours 18 Mins
Dashami Tithi Begins - 18:51 on 14th October 2021
Dashami Tithi Ends - 18:01 on 15th October 2021
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Dussehra Festival Celebration of Different States of India
Dussehra is celebrated with much Joy and happiness all over the country.Dussehra festival or Vijayadashami is major indian festival celebrated in Ashwin month according to the Hindu calendar. This day falls in the month of September or October. Here is Some Information about Dussehra Festival celebration of Different states of India.
Dussehra Celebration North India
In North India, the Dussehra celebrations include the Ram Lila.The festivities are marked by renditions that consist of stylized plays, recitations and music that recall the life of the legendary hero,Rama , throughout the nine day worship of Goddess Durga.On the tenth day, elaborate processions lead to the Ram Lila ground.
Brilliantly decorated tableaux and processions are taken out depicting various episodes from Rama's life.On the tenth day or the Vijayadashami, colossal effigies of Ravana, his brother kumbhkarna and son Meghnand are placed in vast open spaces.Actors dressed as Rama, his consort Sita and Brother Laxmana arrive and shoot arrows of fire at these effigies, which are stuffed with firecrackers.The result is a deafening blast and an explosion of sound and light enhanced by the souts of merriment and triumph from the spectators.
Dussehra of Kullu
Kullu , a small town in Himachal Pradesh, is witness to unique celebrations.Since the times of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Dussehra celebrations here begin three days after they do in the rest of India.
On the second day , a Devta Durbar(Council of Gods) is held , with Raghunathji presiding.On the last day of the festival, the chariot of Raghunathji is drawn with great fanfare to the banks of the river Beas.Here a pile of wood and grass is set on fire to symbolize the burning of Lanka and five animals a crab, acock, a fish, a buffalo and a male goat are sacrificed.The people then immerse themselves in revelry.Lugri, the traditional Kullu drink, flows by the litre.
In Tamil Nadu, the first three days are dedicated to the worship of Lakshmi Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity the next three days are devoted to the worship of Saraswati Goddess of Learning and Arts while the last three days are devoted to worshiping Durga Goddess of Shakti.
In Tamil Nadu , Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka,families decorate dolls (Bommai Kolu) and prepare an elaborate spread of lamps and flowers.Women traditionally exchange gifts of coconuts, clothes and sweets.Vijayadashmi is also considered an auspicious occasion for children to commence their education in classical dance and music, and to pay homage to their teachers.
This function is also known as Vijayaambham, i.e, beginning of learning.Rice is spread on a tray and seating the new vidyarthi (student) on his lap, the father holds the right hand of the child and guise it to write a finger " Hari Shri Ganpathaye namaha."
On the last day, images of the warrior goddess are taken out in procession and immersed in river or the sea.
Dussehra in South India
Dussehra Celebration in Tamil Nadu
In Tamil Nadu, the first three days are dedicated to the worship of Lakshmi Goddess of Wealth and Prosperity the next three days are devoted to the worship of Saraswati Goddess of Learning and Arts while the last three days are devoted to worshiping Durga Goddess of Shakti.
In Tamil Nadu , Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka,families decorate dolls (Bommai Kolu) and prepare an elaborate spread of lamps and flowers.Women traditionally exchange gifts of coconuts, clothes and sweets.Vijayadashmi is also considered an auspicious occasion for children to commence their education in classical dance and music, and to pay homage to their teachers.
Dussehra Celebration in kerala
In Kerala, children are initiated and set on the course of schooling and learning on this auspicious day of Vijayadashmi.
Dussehra Celebration in West Bengal
In West Bengal and other parts pf eastern India, Dussehra is celebrated as Durga Puja.Devotees wear new clothes and celebrate with music, dance and drama.
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One of the major festivals celebrated in most parts of India is Dussehra.It starts from the first day of the bright fortnight after mahalaya Amavasya around September -October , culminating on Dashmi tithi(Day of ten).Dussehra is also called Vijayadashami and is celebrated as victory of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahisasura. Here is Dussehra Festival Date of Year 2016 to Year 2021 and many information.
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2016 to Year 2021
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2016 : Oct. 11 Tuesday
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2017 :Sep 30 Saturday
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2018 : Oct. 19 Friday
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2019 : Oct. 8 Tuesday
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2020 : Oct. 25 Sunday
Dussehra Festival Date Year 2021: Oct. 15 Friday
About Dussehra Festival
The festival of Dussehra is celebrated for ten days in the month of Ashvin, or Ashwayuja as per the Hindu lunar calendar (September or October) from Shukla Paksha Pratipada, or the day after the new moon which falls in Bhadrapada, to Dashami, or the tenth day of Ashvin.The day culminates a nine day fasting period of Navratri in the Hindu culture.
The festival is celebrated with zest and festivities as it also marks the beginning of the winter season after the long, unbearably, hot summer.Dussehra marks the victory of Rama over the demon king Ravana and the rescue of his wife, Sita.In Nirth India , gigantic effgies of the ten-headed Ravana, his brother , Kumbhakarna and son Meghnand are set aflame amidst bureting of crackers.Fairs are usally held on this occasion with lots to eat, buy an enjoy.
Dussehra means the Tenth Day, being the tenth day of the bright half of Ashwin.This day is also known as Vijayadashmi.(Vijay means victory and ashami being the tenth day), commemorating Rama's victory over Ravana.
Dussehra Festival Story
There are two Story about Dussehra Festival.One says that this day celebrates the victory of Durga over the demon mahishasura.The other story tell us that Rama prayed to Durga for help to defeat the demon king Ravana, who was the king of Lanka.Kausta, the young son of Devdatt. a Brahmin was living in the city of paithan.After studying under the guidance of Rishi Varatantu , he insted onj the guru accepting a present or gurudakshina.Initrially the guru refused but later asked for 140 million gold coins, one hundred million for each of the subjects taugh.The obedient student went to King Raghu to ask for the money, as trhe king was renowned for his generosity.Within three days, the king made the God of Wealth, Kuber, make a rain of gold coinbs near the shanu and apti trees.After giving the promised amount to the guru Kausta distributed the rest of the coins among the needy on the day of Dussehra.Even today , in Ayodhya , the capital of King Raghu, people loot the leaves of the apti trees and present them to each other as 'sona' or or gold.
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