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Story of Diya & My Diya Decoration for Diwali In an  ancient times when early man discovered the fire his entire life had been changed since then he used the fire for to cook the food especially raw flesh, roots of plants etc. as well as to get light during night & warmth in winter. After that early man thinks how to use this fire for other purposes too. Needs of primitive man was very limited as he used sharp stone for hunting,  simple stones for to make a hearth, clay to make a pots to store food & water etc. at that time he developed the art to make diyas of clay so as to keep fire burning. Diya is known with several names like in various languages like Diyo, Deya, Divall, Deepam or Deepak. As all of us know that diwali means festival of diyas during this festival we decorate our home, working place i.e office with various shapes of diyas. Now a days importance of  earthn diyas only restricted during diwali festival  but as time goes many changes occurs in it

When Dashanand Burns Dussehra is one the most important festival & big hindu’s festival which is not only celebrate in India but also in Nepal. In Nepal Navratri is known as Dashain, Durgostav, Bijaya Dasmi, Dassehra. In india it is know as Dussehra or Durapuja or Vijaya Dashmi. Dussehra is also known as Vijayadashmi which falls on 10 th day of Ashwin Month according to hindu calendar this day falls in the moth of September or Octrober.  Every year Dussehra is celebrated in every state of India especially in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Bengal, Odisha, Himachal Pradesh. Dandiya or Raas or Garba is folk dance of Gujarat where marrigable girls, boys, kids  dance (married also ) with sticks or by hands by making concentric circles around the Image or idol of Matarani or Amba Maa. In gujarat & Maharashtra it is also known as Navratri. In Bengal it is known as Durga Puja.  It is nine days festival where as in Bengal durga puja starts from Shashti.  Pooja Pandal