article in english on celebrating navratri in different parts of india in 100-120 words.please fast
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The Diversity of Navaratri
- Navaratri literally translates to nine nights.
- It is dedicated to the Goddess Durga, Saraswati and Lakshmi; but this varies from state to state.
- In Tamil Nadu, 3 days are dedicated to each of the three Goddesses. People celebrate by inviting their friends and family into their house and exchanging gifts.
- The ritual of Golu, is also practised in Tamil Nadu where small decorated dolls are put on display in the living room.
- In Kerla, Navaratri is associated with education and importance is given to the Goddess Saraswati.
- Karnataka's celebrations are similar to Tamil Nadu, but without Golu. On the tenth day, people march elephants out on the streets and exhibitions are held all over the state.
- As we head to North India, we find that dancing is a part of the festivities, especially in places like Gujarat.
- Though the festivities vary from state to state, they all seem to have one thing in common - the enthusiasm with which they celebrate the nine days.
Regards
The following question tests your creativity and should be attempted on your own. However here are a few useful hints.
The Diversity of Navaratri
- It is dedicated to the Goddess Durga, Saraswati and Lakshmi; but this varies from state to state.
- In Tamil Nadu, 3 days are dedicated to each of the three Goddesses. People celebrate by inviting their friends and family into their house and exchanging gifts.
- The ritual of Golu, is also practised in Tamil Nadu where small decorated dolls are put on display in the living room.
- In Kerla, Navaratri is associated with education and importance is given to the Goddess Saraswati.
- Karnataka's celebrations are similar to Tamil Nadu, but without Golu. On the tenth day, people march elephants out on the streets and exhibitions are held all over the state.
- As we head to North India, we find that dancing is a part of the festivities, especially in places like Gujarat.
- Though the festivities vary from state to state, they all seem to have one thing in common - the enthusiasm with which they celebrate the nine days.
Regards