India is called the country of festivals. There are 3,4 such festivals in a year which are celebrated with great joy. There are some social reasons behind celebrating these festivals and there are some mythological reasons. Festivals are always symbols of happiness, along with some important messages hidden behind them. There is a special purpose behind celebrating every festival. The race of modernity has changed the meaning of these festivals at present.
Today, number 7 is being celebrated in the whole of India with the festival of light Diwali. A legend behind it is the victory of good over evil. The festival of Deepawali can also be called the festival of cleanliness, because the entire house is cleaned even before the festival. The houses are renovated through dyeing paintings. Deepawali is actually a festival of light, yet people leave crackers to express their happiness. The candle and clay lamps are illuminated with the entire house along with the surrounding area, which is meant for darkness. In fact, its real meaning is to dispel the ignorance inside our ignorance from the light of knowledge. There is a need to bring the message of this festival to its ideals. There are some good things in every festival, but some good things are evil. Even in Deepawali, there is a lot of evil with the good ones. Because this day there is a lot of noise pollution, smoke from crackers contaminate the atmosphere. Therefore, we all have the obligation to celebrate this festival as a festival of light and share happiness with each other.
