The document discusses how Durga Puja and Diwali are celebrated in India. Durga Puja, celebrated in September/October, is a four day festival where decorative structures called pandals are built and Goddess Durga is installed. Diwali is celebrated by lighting candles and lamps to welcome Goddess Lakshmi, wearing new clothes, lighting fireworks with family and friends, and sharing sweets such as jalebi, gulab jamun, and kheer. It is a festival of wealth, prosperity, and happiness.

1. The way we celebrate

2. Durga Puja is the one of the most
important festivals of WEST
BENGAL and is celebrated
throughout INDIA .This festival is
celebrated in SEPTEMBER /
OCTOBER . It is a four day event
where Durga Maa is installed in
decorative structures called
pandals.

3. The festival epitomizes
triumph of the good
over evil.

4. • In all the 4 days of the Puja I with my
friends and family go Pandal hopping
.The innovative ideas utilized in making
of Pandals excites us a lot.

6. DIWALI
CELEBRATIONS…
•We celebrate this festival
by lightning candles. Before
Diwali we spring-clean,
renovate and decorate our
homes . We wear new
traditional dresses. We
burn crackers , engage in
family feasts , share mithai
(sweets) and exchange gifts
with family and friends.
DIWALI
CELEBRATIONS….

7. The way we CELEBRATE DIWALI….
• The third day of the Diwali festival
is entirely devoted in worshipping
Goddess Lakshmi. We light lamps
in the evening to welcome HER .
After worshipping we distribute
sweets among all who attend the
ceremony.
• It is a festival of wealth ,prosperity
and happiness.

8. OUR HOUSE
being
illuminated
with lights
during Diwali..

9. DELICACIES OF DIWALI..
• Diwali celebrations are incomplete
without our authentic sweet dishes .
• The list of special Diwali sweets are
freshly made Jalebis , Gulab Jamun ,
Shankarpale , Kheer , Gajar Ka Halwa ,
Kajoo Barfi , Suji Halwa, Besan Ke Ladoo.