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4. Durga Puja - Wikipedia

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   New clothes are the traditional gift, and people wear them to go out together during Durga Puja. During puja holidays, people may also go to places of tourist attractions while others return home to spend Durga Puja with their family. [140]

5. Puja (Hinduism) - Wikipedia

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   The festival spans ten days, with the last five being the most significant. During this time, elaborate rituals are performed both in homes and public spaces, including the construction of temporary structures called pandals. Durga Puja features scripture recitations, performances, feasting, gift-giving, and public processions known as melā.

6. Vijayadashami - Wikipedia

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   [49] [50] When the procession reaches the water, the clay statues of Durga and her four children are immersed; the clay dissolves and they are believed to return to Mount Kailasha with Shiva, and to the cosmos in general. People distribute sweets and gifts and visit friends, relatives and family members to wish them "Subho Vijaya". [51]

7. Lakshmi Puja - Wikipedia

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   Important relationships and friendships are also recognised during the day, by visiting relatives and friends, exchanging gifts and sweets. [5] [6] It is popularly believed that Lakshmi likes cleanliness and will visit the cleanest house first. Hence, offerings of haldi (turmeric) and sindoor (vermilion) are made on this day.