Diwali Celebration | Best MBA Courses in Bangalore

Posted by Prof. Susmitha Tp On 17/11/2022 07:31:36

DIWALI was celebrated on campus by students at IIBS. The reception area of the college was decorated with a rangoli, decked with flowers, and lit with diyas. The campus was beautifully decorated with lights and rangolis. IIBS Cultural Fiesta, the Fine Arts Club, organised the programme along with faculty coordinator Prof.Susmitha. Best MBA courses in Bangalore

People from many religious backgrounds coexist in India. There will undoubtedly be many festivals observed here because of the extreme diversity of the geography, religions, and climate. Many of their festivities are designed to be specific to one religion, although people of different religions also celebrate them. Diwali is one of these celebrations. MBA finance in Bangalore

Numerous mythology is connected to Diwali. Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, represents the triumph of inner light over spiritual darkness. On this day, people worship Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and success in our life. As one of the most fortunate events in Jainism, this day also commemorates Lord Mahavir's 'nirvana,' or spiritual awakening. The day that their Sixth Sikh Guru, Hargobind Ji, was released from prison is commemorated on this occasion in the Sikh religion. Diwali is associated with the Ramayana, in which the god Ram returns from exile with his wife Sita and brother Lakshman after a fourteen-year exile. On Narak Chaturdashi, also known as Chhoti Diwali, people pray for the spiritual prosperity of their ancestors' rebellious souls. MBA institutes in Bangalore 

In order to thank Lord Krishna for saving the people by lifting the Govardhan Mountain during the nonstop rains, Govardhan Pooja is performed on the fourth day of Deepawali. MBA in entrepreneurship in Bangalore

Diwali is more than just a festival; it serves as a reminder to uphold moral principles, avoid evil, and strive to live morally upright lives. Since Diwali is the festival of overcoming the darkness of grief with the light of happiness, in addition to enjoying Diwali with our friends and family, we should also attempt to share our happiness with the weaker members of our society and spread happiness and joy with them.

The program was started with a traditional pooja and the lighting of auspicious lamps to honour Goddess Saraswati, the goddess of knowledge who symbolises the unrestricted flow of knowledge and consciousness. Her four hands stand for the mind, intellect, attentiveness, and ego—four facets of the human personality—in leaming. top MBA colleges in Bangalore

Students gave wonderful dancing performances to open the cultural programme.  On campus, fireworks were fired off, making a lot of loud bangs and beautiful colours. The celebration came to an end with the distribution of sweets to all of the students and staff.

Both teachers and students had a great time celebrating Diwali. The event created a sense of belonging and hope across the campus.

                            “Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya” - may the light of knowledge remove the darkness of ignorance -

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