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An Amalgamation Of Unity

In Diversity

Festivals in India are nothing less than a grand celebration event. The religious aspects, spiritual
connect and social connectivity has a strong wireframe through the celebrations.
Every festival across various religions in India have an Indianans to it. It’s like add a pinch of salt to your
favourite dish. Unity shown amongst these celebrations are revered to by the International community.
Across community lines celebrations are carried out . Few of the examples below bear witness to these:
Witness to the grand celebration of the festival Ganesh Chaturthi celebrated across the nation but
prominently in Maharashtra. Across the religious faiths, people take part in the celebrations and the
arrangements.
The Muslim community of Mumbai community also takes part actively in the pandas preparation,
decoration and other activities. They have been part of the celebration for years together, they
participate with the same enthusiasm as others.
Yet another example is Onam, the new year festival of Kerela. Kerelites even though divided over
various religions such as Hindu, Christians and Muslims, converge together on the day of Onam. Onam
is celebrated with great pomp and grandeur scale of preparations and celebrations such as elephant
processions boat races etc.
Well referring to Christmas , it’s celebrated throughout the world across various bands of religions and
diverse national populations. Indians get together on the joyous occasion of Christmas and celebrate it
together as all other festivities. Reference to the various choir groups that travel across states, cities,
residential colonies spreading love, music and positivity through their singing across various people.
Others, do welcome them with warmth.
And thus, conclusively festivals across our country is always been a celebration of Unity in the diversity
of our people resulting in an amalgamation of unity in diversity. Degree College Gurgaon

"From Offline to Online"

After two years of pandemic it was time to open the doors for fresh air and happy faces.
So much of emotional and physical trauma. But like always "This too shall pass". 22nd August
2021,my first day in school as a teacher for grade 3rd,I was super excited!!!!!!!!
Yes! more than the kids!!!
To look again at a group of students sitting happily in a classroom. All of them were decked up in crisp
and clean uniforms waiting eagerly to meet their teachers. Innocent faces wearing smiles all the time
which often broadened to a grin in between. Finally ,we were all set to start the offline mode as well.
Yes!
It was quite a task to juggle between both offline and online modes but we have adjusted and adapted
as goes the saying
" The art of life lies in a constant readjustment to our surroundings" Ruchi Singh
Praying that everything goes well from now. Mentor of Grade --3rd
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