SEC-S17W1: "Season of My Country"
Hi, Greetings Dear Engagement Fellows & Community Mentors!!
I'm here in Week 1 in the Steem For Bangladesh Community. The topic of this week is Season of My Country
Today, I will give my views in this regard by answering the questions of this competition by joining an amazing contest on the title SEC-S17W1: "Season of My Country" So sit back, open your minds, and let us embark on this journey together.
How many seasons in your country? Which one is your favorite and why? |
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In India, there are historically six recognized seasons, each with its own wonderful traits and significance. These are:
Summer, Monsoon (Varsha Ritu) Autumn, Pre-winter, Winter and Spring (Vasanta Ritu).
As for why the monsoon is my favourite, there are reasons:
If there was one season you wanted to skip forever, which one would it be? Explain the reason. |
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While wintry weather has its very own attraction and importance for plenty humans, there are valid motives why a person might wish to skip it for all time same as me. Here are a few reasons:
Describe a traditional or special activity that people in your country do during a particular season. |
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One traditional activity that people in India frequently interact in all through the festival of Diwali, which usually occurs throughout the autumn season, is the decoration of houses and surroundings with diyas (oil lamps) and rangoli. During Diwali, human beings clean and beautify their homes, decorating them with colourful rangoli designs crafted from materials along with colored powders, rice, flower petals, or colored sand. These difficult patterns are created on the flooring of houses, courtyards, or entrances to welcome guests and invoke benefits from our Hindu goddess Lakshmi, who is believed to convey wealth and prosperity. Diyas are lit and placed round homes symbolizing the victory of mild over darkness and properly over evil. This tradition of decorating with rangoli and lighting diyas during Diwali is not only visually stunning but also holds deep cultural and spiritual significance, fostering a sense of community, joy, and celebration among people across India.
Are there any special foods or drinks that people in your country enjoy most during certain seasons? If so, what is it and why? |
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Hello dear @rajnibedi
It's fascinating how India's diverse seasons offer unique experiences and traditions. From celebrating Diwali with vibrant rangoli decorations to savoring seasonal delicacies like mangoes in summer and hearty dishes in winter, each season brings its own joys and flavors, enriching the cultural tapestry of the country. Good luck to this contest.
From the colorful festivities of Diwali to the succulent delights of seasonal mangoes and the comforting warmth of winter dishes, each season brings its own charm and flavor to the cultural mosaic of the country.
Hello, India seduces with its landscapes, architecture, culture, as I read I imagined everything.Diwali, it is an exciting festival over there as far as I can see, it arouses my curiosity.
And I imagine that a freezing winter must be tremendous, if when it rains here and I can not go out I walk uncomfortable in those circumstances I can not stand haha, although I imagine to always experience those seasons, there are enough, people get used to it.
Diwali truly is an exciting festival, filled with vibrant celebrations and traditions that spark curiosity. And while the thought of a freezing winter might seem daunting, the experience of embracing all seasons, despite the challenges, is part of the rich tapestry of life. It's amazing how people adapt and find joy in each season's unique ooffering.
I really enjoy reading your entry, you have explained everything in great detail and to be sincere I enjoyed everything, I have seen in your country you have the best season so far, and one is your favorite. You have explained the reason you chose it and how people make used of this particular season.. wish you success
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed reading about India's seasons.
Hello dear @rajnibedi
Indeed, the rainy season often evokes feelings of love and affection. It's beautiful how nature's elements can enhance our connections with others.
You have share your views on the season in India which are six seasons, with monsoon being your favorite because of its cool temperatures and lush landscapes. However, you would skip winter due to health concerns, limited outdoor activities, and shorter days.
Thank you for summarizing my perspective on India's six seasons. Each season offers its own unique experiences and joys, and it's fascinating to explore how people adapt and find beauty in each one.
It's good to know that your country has typically six seasons. I can also see why you don't like winter season. The accumulation of ice because of snow fall will restrict you from outdoor activities such as Sports and they likes of them. If you are a football lover, during the winter season you be bought at home because you won't have the opportunity to go out and exercise yourself as normal. You don't like winter season just for your personal interest but for the interest of the people in your society. According to your post, during the winter season asthma is always of high rate which can kill easily. So you don't like it because of the bad results it'll yield.
You've captured the essence of my sentiments well. Indeed, the winter season's limitations on outdoor activities, especially sports, can be challenging for many, including myself. It's not just about personal preferences but also considering the well-being of the community, especially those vulnerable to health issues like asthma, which can worsen during the winter months.
Wow so many different names. In places like Nigeria, they call those seasons as the rainy season but I guess it has a different name over there or what do you think
Dear @rajnibedi
Thank you so much for sharing a post by which I come to know about the seasons of your country.You have presented wonderfully the different seasons of your country with its characteristics.Every season has some own characteristics. One is different from other. Nature changes it look in every season. By reading you post I come to know that there are six seasons in your country. Some like most winter and some like other seasons but you nothing dislike because every seasons is important for us. and the hottest season of your country is summer.The temperature is high in this time. Go ahead and all the best.