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Happy Teacher's Day to every learner-student mentality.

Who learns and is eliminated to achieve success and growth.

It is celebrated to honour the selfless sacrifices of thousands of valiant patriots who kept the freedom struggle alive until the Indians were independent.

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Happy 75th Independence Day

Let's remember the all freedom fighter who gives their life to save our Nation and our Future.

Happy Chaitra Navratri

We celebrate Chaitra Paksha Navratri also for 9 days and 9 Goddess are worshiped, each day have its own 9 colors which individual have significant

Day 1- Orange indicates enthusiasm and happiness.

Day 2- White indicates harmony, purity and peace.

Day 3- Red signifies fearlessness, bravery, and beauty.

Day 4- Royal blue signifies the power of positive strength, power and wealth.

Day 5- Yellow denotes happiness, purity, power, and a good life.

Day 6- Green denotes the beginning of good life and improvement in our present life.

Day 7- Grey indicates the transformation phase of a person.

Day 8- Purple on this day signifies peace and tranquillity.

Day 9- Peacock green color indicates peace and intelligence.

Fill these all colors in your life and thoughts to be a successful person.

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Gudi Padwa, also called Samvatsar Padvo. It is celebrated on the first day of the Chaitra month of the Hindu calendar and is also the first day of the new year for the people of Maharashtra and the Konkan region.

The name Gudi Padwa is made using two words- ‘Gudi’, which means flag or emblem of Lord Brahma and ‘Padwa’ which means the first day of the phase of the moon. Rabi crops are reaped after this festival as it also signifies the arrival of the spring season.

As per Hindu mythology, it is said that on this day Lord Brahma created the universe. It is also said that Lord Brahma further created the concept of days, weeks, months and years on the day of Gudi Padwa. The festival is called Ugadi in South India and is considered to be the first day of the creation of the universe. This is why Lord Brahma is worshipped on this day.

Gudi Padwa also symbolizes Lord Rama's victory over Ravana. The festival commemorates the celebrations done for Lord Rama after his return to Ayodhya after completing 14 years of exile.

A Gudi is a flag made using a long bamboo shoot and a bright colourful silk scarf. The bamboo is covered with this scarf and decorated with neem leaves, mango leaves and a garland of flowers. This bamboo shoot is then covered with an inverted vessel made of silver/copper and this signifies the victory of good over evil. It is said that this ritual saves households from all types of evils and wards off negative energies. On the day of this festival, people start their day with an oil bath, after which they wear new clothes, decorate their homes by making rangolis. Prepare the Gudi and then do the pooja. Once the pooja is done, the prasad is distributed to everyone.

From - Times of India
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