
Festivals are everyone’s favourite. Just with the beginning of festival, Raksha Bandhan festive season starts in India. There are so many reasons and festivals to celebrate in India. As there are many different religious ceremonies are performed here. So many regional languages spoken, our country is an example of unity in diversity. Festivals are feeling of joy and happiness. They add spark to our life.
The moment we think to celebrate any festival, we start preparations for it, new cloths, gifts, colours, lights, sweets, meeting family, get togethers, laughter, traditional dishes for the special occasion. Festivals become reason for happiness for all. There is hardly anyone who don’t celebrate festivals with pomp and show.

Lights bring brightness in our lives. Not only we feel overwhelmed but excited to celebrate any and every festival in the world. Be it Diwali or Eid, be it Gurpurab or Christmas. Thinking about festivals makes us so happy and celebrating them gives more happiness.
How we can celebrate festivals in this pandemic?
First thing to keep in mind is, avoid crowded places. Next important one is, try to celebrate festivals at your home itself. To safeguard our family and neighbourhood we must adhere to the guidelines provided by your respective concern authorities. Due to pollution, firecrackers are banned to be used at the time of Diwali festival. No crowd is allowed at the time of Dussera. But we can celebrate festivals with keeping in mind that, it should be celebrated wisely.
Bring home all the festivity, lights, colours, flowers, decorate your homes, enjoy traditional dishes, connect with friends and families online, share smiles and laughter, be the reason for someone’s happiness. Pandemic has bound us to think and live differently, so let’s adapt the change and without being disappointed, must celebrate each and everyday of our lives with a smile.
How we can be the reason, for someone’s smile?
This pandemic has made many people jobless, they are now running small businesses to earn their livelihood. Support these small businesses, buy from them. Many people don’t have food to eat, provide them food, if it’s possible for you. Let’s join hands, as a global family and celebrate with each other, support each other and enjoy each festival responsibly.
The charm of celebrating festivals should not be missed. I will celebrate Christmas too. I hope we all will celebrate festivals in a different but sensible way.
Ramneet Kaur








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