Yeah. He’s a diverse country in different states. People have a different culture and a tradition, but the nowadays in the modern era, everybody celebrates everyone’s traditions that, uh, in Hindu religion, that is a festival, which is most celebrated, uh, called the Navratri. It is celebrated in the month of October for 10 days trade. Then on 10th day, an idol of Raven is fired, uh, as a belief that it will, uh, destroy cruelty in everyone. For the 10 days, people keep, uh, fast, and they are only allowed to eat fruits and milk and some Sabudana dishes, and the one who known not kept the fast also kind of like to eat that, uh, during the 10 days, people play, uh, traditional dance called Gerba in that, girls wear a different colorful attack called Chanyacholi and wear, uh, imitation jewelry and get ready. And the boys wear KU and Dothi. And, uh, all they also, uh, kind of wear some kind of jewelry. It is a play during the nighttime. And In villages, it is, uh, more of a traditional way celebrated while in the city is now every One round will be
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India is a diverse country with different states and cultures. While people celebrate their own traditions, there's a growing trend of embracing everyone's customs. In Hinduism, one of the most celebrated festivals is Navratri, observed in October for ten days. On the tenth day, an effigy of Ravana is burned, symbolizing the destruction of evil. Throughout these ten days, people observe a fast, consuming only fruits, milk, and certain dishes like Sabudana. Even those not fasting often enjoy these foods during this period. A traditional dance called Garba is performed, with girls adorned in colorful Chaniya Cholis, imitation jewelry, and elaborate attire. Boys wear Kurta and Dhoti, often with jewelry as well. The dance takes place at night, with villages celebrating in a more traditional manner compared to the city, where it's become a more modern affair.
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