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India’s traditional dance

Diwali, the Indian New Year, marks the end of the old year and the beginning of the new. Celebrated over three days in late October to early November, towns and villages across India come alive with countless lights and colors. Each region showcases its unique traditions and activities, highlighting the richness of Indian culture. Children delight in the festivities, often led to surprise celebrations. Join in the joy and share the warmth of this beautiful festival that unites families and friends in celebration!

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India’s traditional dance

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  1. India’s traditional dance

  2. Lots of colors during the festival Diwali is the end of the old year and the start of the new for three days in the late October early November every town and village shines and glows with thousands of lights.

  3. Lights Indian New Year . The Indian New year Festival is called Diwali and is festival of lights. The festival is celebrated differently in the various districts of India.

  4. Continue. • Diwali is the end of the old year and the start of the new for three days in the late October early November every town and village shines and glows with thousands of lights. • The children must keep their eyes closed until they have been led to the tray. • Htt://www.fathertimes.net/indiannewyear.htm

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