Happy Vijayadashami 2016 | When Is Dussehra 2016 ?

History Of Dussehra: 

The Most Important Hindu Festival. Dussehra celebration celebrated with so mush eagerness and in epic. As indicated by the Ramayana, on one day Ravan came as a bum infront of sita house and request some sustenance to the sita then sita get some nourishment to the homeless person and when he turned out from the house to serve some sustenance to the hobo she saw that he is no bum, he is a ravan who came their to grab sita and afterward Ravan bring sita with him to his lanka and after that Ram the spouse of sita went to the ravan lanka and blazed the 10 headed ravan with his weapon. Furthermore, after so much figtining Ram get the triumph over Ravana. furthermore, from that day dussehra celebration celebrated as the triumph of truth over shrewdness.

Vijayadashami:

The day denote the triumph of Durga over the evil presence Mahishasura. The goddess battled with underhandedness for 10 days and nine evenings. "Vijayadashami" is gotten from the Sanskrit vijaya-dashami . Diwali, the Festival of Lights, is commended twenty days after Vijayadashami.
Vijayadashami is praised on the tenth day of darker fortnight the month of Ashwin as per the Hindu timetable, comparing to September or October of the Gregorian logbook. The initial nine days are praised as Navratri  coming full circle on the tenth day as Dussehra.

Since the harvest season starts in India and Nepal right now, the Durga is conjured by religious ceremonies to start the harvest season and reestablish the richness of the dirt. Numerous Hindus watch the celebration with parties and nourishment offerings to the divine beings at home and in sanctuaries all through India and Nepal.

Indian celebrations of Vijayadashami or Dussehra:

In Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh,western Bihar, Punjab, Uttar Pradeshand, Haryana, and western Bihar, it is custom to plant grain in earthen pots on the principal day of Navratri. Upon the arrival of Dasara, the nine-day-old sprouts are utilized for luckiness; men place them in their tops or behind their ears. In the majority of northern India and a few sections of Maharashtra, Dasha-Hara is commended to pay tribute to Rama. Plays in view of the Ramayana (Ramlila) are performed at open air fairs, and expansive parades with models of Ravana (a ruler of old Sri Lanka), Kumbhakarna and Meghanada are held. The models are smoldered on campfires at night. After Dasara, the hot summer closes (particularly in North India) and the onset of icy climate is accepted to support diseases. The smoldering of the models, loaded with fireworks containing phosphorus, as far as anyone knows cleanses the environment.

In the Kumaon district of Uttarakhand, Dasara starts with the execution of a Ramlila taking into account dramatic conventions started by Uday Shankar amid his stay in Almora and explained by Mohan Upreti and Brijendra Lal Sah. Known as the Almora or Kumaon style, the Ramlila was perceived by UNESCO in its 2008 report as a delegate Indian.

Andhra Pradesh and Telangana :

In Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, relatives favor their older folks by giving them leaves from the shami tree.

Tamil Nadu and Kerala :

The ninth day of Navratri is commended as Saraswati Puja. The day starts with the Puja Veypu (revere) at home, in a customary nursery school or at the nearby sanctuary. On Vijayadashami, Vidyarambham is commended when youngsters start their instruction. The tyke composes interestingly with their pointer on rice spread in a plate, guided by a family senior or by an educator. Ayudha Puja, the gift of instruments utilized for work ayudha signifies "apparatuses" is additionally celebrated by organizations and processing plants as of now.