Keshav, 12, from Navi Mumbai, shares easy steps for a Durga Maa drawing for kids. From sketching to colouring with crayons, paints or pencils, and adding a festive background, this Navratri art activity is a fun way to celebrate Durga Puja.
Navratri Festival is celebrated differently across India- Durga Pooja / Dusshera takes us through Mahalaya, Mahishasur killing, burning of Raavan, displaying of Golu dolls, fasting and fun energy with Garba /Dandiya dancing. Read about it all.
Samadarshi, a 9-year-old from Bengaluru, shares a delightful account of their Puja vacation in Barrackpore, filled with family time, festive adventures, and cherished memories
Let’s head West - To Vadodara where 13 year old Shikha tells us all about Navratri - 9 days of the dancing festival called ‘Garba’ and why you don’t need to know dancing in order to enjoy it. Must read!
14 year old Sandya from Chennai talks of the wonderful tradition of keeping dolls or 'golus'(Kannada: Gombe Habba , Tamil: Bomma Kolu, Telugu: Bommala Koluvu) a festive display of dolls and figurines in South India during the autumn festive season, particularly around the multiday Navaratri festival.
Here is a fun read by 10 year old Yashwi from Mohali on the trials and tribulations of keeping fast as a kid, during Navratri :)
Keshav, 12, from Navi Mumbai, shares easy steps for a Durga Maa drawing for kids. From sketching to colouring with crayons, paints or pencils, and adding a festive background, this Navratri art activity is a fun way to celebrate Durga Puja.
Navratri Festival is celebrated differently across India- Durga Pooja / Dusshera takes us through Mahalaya, Mahishasur killing, burning of Raavan, displaying of Golu dolls, fasting and fun energy with Garba /Dandiya dancing. Read about it all.
Samadarshi, a 9-year-old from Bengaluru, shares a delightful account of their Puja vacation in Barrackpore, filled with family time, festive adventures, and cherished memories
Let’s head West - To Vadodara where 13 year old Shikha tells us all about Navratri - 9 days of the dancing festival called ‘Garba’ and why you don’t need to know dancing in order to enjoy it. Must read!
14 year old Sandya from Chennai talks of the wonderful tradition of keeping dolls or 'golus'(Kannada: Gombe Habba , Tamil: Bomma Kolu, Telugu: Bommala Koluvu) a festive display of dolls and figurines in South India during the autumn festive season, particularly around the multiday Navaratri festival.
Here is a fun read by 10 year old Yashwi from Mohali on the trials and tribulations of keeping fast as a kid, during Navratri :)
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