The Festival Of Lights: Diwali I Essay By Sathyajyoti
The Festival Of Lights : Diwali
October 25 was the beginning of my Diwali vacation. I was counting my days until Diwali.
Diwali is not just the festival that marks the day in which Lord Ram returned to Ayodhya; it also celebrates fun, friendship, and the bliss of togetherness.
On Diwali, usually I’m in my grandparents’ house. Imagine living in a house by the riverside, having fun with cousins and munching goodies such as peda: a type of milk sweet and rava laddus made with grandma’s magical hands. Last year we had a great time for 15 days, climbing trees and swimming in the river.
On Diwali night, we burst a lot of firecrackers and exchanged gifts and goodies. Behind every spark of cracker that soars in the air lies the true meaning of Diwali fun,happiness,care,friendship and prosperity. Our train back to Chennai was after 2 days and this is how I spent my Diwali last year.
FAQss : The Festival Of Lights: Diwali I Essay By Sathyajyoti
What is the story about?
The story is about Sathyajyoti’s Diwali vacation, spent at their grandparents’ riverside home with cousins, enjoying traditional sweets, outdoor activities, gifts, and family celebrations.
Why is Diwali special to the author?
For the author, Diwali is not only about celebrating Lord Ram’s return to Ayodhya but also about friendship, happiness, family, fun, and togetherness.
Where does the author usually celebrate Diwali?
The author usually celebrates Diwali at their grandparents’ house, which is located near a river.
What activities did the author enjoy with their cousins?
They enjoyed climbing trees, swimming in the river, eating delicious homemade sweets, exchanging gifts, and celebrating Diwali together.
What sweets are mentioned in the story?
The author mentions peda and rava laddus, lovingly prepared by their grandmother.
How long did the author stay at their grandparents’ house last year?
The author stayed for 15 days during the Diwali vacation.
How did the family celebrate Diwali night?
They celebrated by bursting firecrackers and exchanging gifts and sweets.
What does Diwali mean to the author?
Diwali represents fun, happiness, care, friendship, prosperity, and togetherness.
How did the author travel back home?
The author travelled back to Chennai by train two days after Diwali.
What is the main message of the story?
The story shows that festivals become more meaningful when they are celebrated with family and loved ones. It celebrates the joy of childhood memories, family traditions, friendship, and togetherness.
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