List of best festivals and celebrations in 2020

Top 10 colleges with best fests in India College life is all about fun, glamour, fashion, frolic, enjoyment and tough semesters for the youngsters. Fests in colleges are huge events for the students as they get to enjoy to the fullest during the fest and have a gala time. Right from the perfect music to the crazy dancing, a college fest easily makes as one of the top moments of one’s entire college life 1 . Mood Indigo   ( IIT Bombay) This fest needs no introduction as sit is one of its largest kinds in the entire Asia. Students from around 1500 colleges come to the fest every year. The date for this fest is December 26-29 this year. It gets considerable amount of media attention and huge sponsorships from companies round the globe. Popular performers such as Zakir Hussain, Hariharan, DJ Lyod and Asha Bhonsle too have performed in this fest. There are also theatre fests along with music and dance competition. To sum it up, it has everything to make it one of the best college fests in I

Essay on onam festival Kerala’s most important cultural festival, Onam, will be celebrated all over India with much gusto, and the   land of tall palms and calm backwaters   will turn into a riot of colours. Though Onam is celebrated for 10 days, the actual day of the festival is on Thiru Onam, named after the star associated with Lord Vishnu. Here are only some reasons why we’re super-excited about the festival. 1. The Delicious Spread of Onam Sadya The Onam Sadya is a selection of traditional Keralan vegetarian dishes served on a banana leaf, to be eaten by hand. The feast carries over 15 different dishes that include accompaniments (called Kootan) like Parippu curry (dal served with ghee), rasam, aviyal, pickles, sambar, pulisseri (curried buttermilk), olan (veg stew in coconut milk), payassam and prathaman (sweet pudding made of rice, fruits and jaggery) . All of this is served with a lot of love and warm hospitality. 2. The Excitement of Snake Boat Races Water sports are a big par

Diwali 2020: Find out dates of 5-day Diwali festivities, including Dhanteras, Govardhan Puja and Bhai Dooj Diwali 2020 Date, When is Dhanteras, Govardhan Puja date in India, Bhai Dooj Date in India Calendar, The auspicious festival of Diwali falls on the 15th day of Kartik, which is considered as the holiest month as per traditional Hindu calendar. Here is the date and time of Diwali 2020- dhunteras Diwali 2020 Date, When is Dhanteras, Govardhan Puja date in India, Bhai Dooj Date in India Calendar: Come the months of October-November and we can already feel the festivities kicking in. With the on-set of Navratri, the countdown for one of India’s biggest festival, i.e Diwali begins. From meeting our loved ones, decorating our houses with lights and diyas, preparing delicious delicacies to the excitement of opening gifts, the festival brings with itself not just the prosperity and success but also excitement and happiness.we also here about the big billion days sales on amazon on

  Happy Navratri & Hopes Bonhomie Continues Forever “Festivals Teach Us To Live Together As Humans” Happy Navratri Festivals are a way to celebrate our culture, heritage, and traditions. But much more than that, festivals are special occasions to realize that we are humans beyond our religion, color, caste, and creed. The moments of rejoicing inspire us to share our love and bonhomie with others too, irrespective of whether they are of the same religion or not. It is this feeling of oneness and brotherhood that noted entrepreneur  wants us to feel and share beyond this year’s Navratri festival. As this year’s Navratri – the nine days on which nine different forms of Goddess Durga are celebrated, worshipped, and cherished – draws to a close, Mr. Sarkar has wished all his Hindu brothers and sisters ‘Happy Durga Puja’ and with that, he has a wish that he wants to share with everyone. In his words, “Indians come in all hues and shades and so are our festivals. While I may celebrate Eid

  Fyre Festival Promoter Has a Podcast, and a Spot in Solitary Confinement Billy McFarland, the disgraced entrepreneur behind the notorious Fyre Festival, and a current federal inmate, has been placed in solitary confinement, his lawyer said on Friday, after Mr. McFarland participated in a new podcast about his crimes that was released this week. Mr. McFarland, 28, who is serving six years for fraud, can be heard discussing his various high jinks and their aftermath in detail from a prison phone on a show titled “Dumpster Fyre,” which premiered Tuesday. According to Mr. McFarland’s lawyer, he has been in 23-hour-a-day solitary confinement since last week, after a trailer for the podcast was released online, and may remain there for up to 90 days or more, pending an unspecified investigation by the federal Bureau of Prisons. “We believe the investigation stems from his participation in the podcast and the photographs that were taken and utilized in the trailer, which were all properly t

Six of Mexico’s Biggest Festivals Team for Un Festival Mexicano Mexican festivals, as in most of the world, were hit hard by the COVID-19 crisis, with many forced to cancel, reschedule or go online. Led by the Guadalajara International Film Festival (FICG), six of the country’s most important festivals have banded together to create Un Festival Mexicano, an in person event running Nov. 20-27 in Guadalajara. FICG 35.2, the rescheduled 35th edition originally scheduled for March of this year, will be joined this year by representatives and films from Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal’s itinerant documentary festival Ambulante, DocsMX, and the Los Cabos, Guanajuato and Monterrey film festivals in an unprecedented union of some of Mexico’s most important and well-established cultural events. Un Festival Mexicano comes after a devastating reduction from 2019 of federal government support for Mexican film festivals, put through by new Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. This saw c

Corona demons tower over India's Durga Puja festival Every autumn the streets of Kolkata come alive with the sounds of Durga Puja. The Hindu festival, which celebrates the triumph of good over evil, is marked in West Bengal and neighbouring states as a time for dancing, drumming, eating and worship. Yet the festival’s most defining feature are the pandals - displays of towering religious sculptures depicting the story of Durga Puja: the moment that the Hindu goddess Durga triumphed over the demon Mahishasura. Pandals are known for their creativity, and this year, as the festival began on Thursday under the shadow and restrictions of Covid-19, it was no different. But now, in several pandals, instead of the usual sculptures of the Mahishasura demon, a new malevolent being has been put in its place: the coronavirus demon, better known as the Coronasura. The Coronasura has taken several shapes. In some pandals, the head has been made to look like a Sars-CoV-2 particle, with its head c

The Victory of Good over Evil In Dussehra Dussehra falls two or three weeks prior to Diwali. Thus, it falls usually around September to October. Everyone waits for this festival eagerly. It brings great reasons to rejoice by all. The ladies prep for their pujas while the men buy crackers and more to celebrate it heartily. Dussehra is also known as Vijayadashami in some regions of India. If we set aside the regional differences, the main events of this festival have one motto i.e. the victory of good over evil. In other words, this festival signifies the victory of the power of good over that of the power of evil. If we look at the Hindu mythology, it says that on this day Goddess Durga removed the demon called Mahishasura from the earth. Similarly, other traditions believe that Lord Rama fought and eliminated the Demon King Ravana on this very day. Thus, we see how both events have the same outcome. The outcome that is of light over dark, truth over lies and good over evil. Therefore,