Many festivals are celebrated in our great country India. In which, in some form or the other, the message of the victory of good over evil is received. But actually the festival which is known for this message is Dussehra, which is celebrated twenty days before Diwali.

Dussehra is on 8 October, know why we celebrate this festival

According to the Panchag, the Dashami of Shukla Paksha of Ashwin month is celebrated all over the country as Vijayadashami or Dussehra. Dussehra is one of the major festivals of Hindus. This festival tells the story of Lord Shri Rama, who, after a continuous battle for 9 days in Lanka, killed boastful Ravana and freed Mother Sita from his captivity.

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For your information, the victory of good over evil and victory of religion over unrighteousness is celebrated all over the country. Different styles of celebrating it have also developed in different parts of the country. Dussehra of Kullu is very famous all over the country, Durga Puja is also celebrated on a large scale in many states including West Bengal, Tripura.

Dussehra is on 8 October, know the method and importance of worship

If you do not know, then in one incident, while taking the test of Lord Shri Ram, one of the lotus flowers kept for worship disappeared. Since Shri Ram was called Kamala Nayana i.e. lotus with eyes, he decided to offer one of his eyes to the mother, as soon as he started removing his eyes, the goddess appeared in front of him and gave him the boon of victory.

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