How to celebrate Dusshera in India and earn by playing Rummy

2. Vijayadashami is celebrated across India with gaiety and piety. The Hindu festival marks the end of Navaratri. It is known as Dusshera, Dasara, or Dashain. Mythological stories differ from one place to another, but the essence of the festival remains that it marks a victory of good over evil…During Dusshera, people visit tourist attractions, host get-togethers, play rummy and other games for fun. Let’s have a look at how people celebrate Dusshera in different parts of India Dasara in Mysore Coming back to celebrations, in the South, Mysuru Dasara is well-known and the procession with an elephant carrying 750-kg howdah is world famous as people from across the globe come to witness the event. Mysuru city will be chock-a-block, teeming with visitors during Dasara festival. Tourists will be treated to a variety of cultural programs during the period.

3. Dasara in Mysore

4. Durga Puja in West Bengal In the East, equally important is the celebration in Bengal, especially in Kolkata. Preparations begin months in advance and competitions are held for decorating pandals. Lakhs of rupees are spent on erecting pandals. The city of joy virtually comes to a grinding halt for a few days and it will be a sea of humanity in colourful dresses hopping from one pandal to another. It is all dance and revelry at its best in Kolkata.

6. Navratri in Gujrat In the West, Gujarat takes the cake with its Navaratri celebrations and people gather in large numbers to witness Garba dances. Visitors are treated to great food, energetic Garba dances and vibrantly coloured chaniyacholis,kediyus and kafnipajamas twirling to the beat of the dhol. Iconic Gujarati aarti dance performed in honor of the mother goddess is a treat to watch as thousands of people dance in circles around intricate arrangements of earthen lamps to commemorate the triumph of good over evil.

8. Navratri in Delhi In Delhi, many grounds organize performances of Ramlila, which chronicle the story of Lord Ram and his battle with the evil king Ravana. The performances end with effigies of Ravana, which are stuffed with firecrackers, being burnt to the ground, signifying his defeat. As the firecrackers go up in flames, it provides a spectacle for the thousands of people who gather to watch the festivities. One of the largest Ramlila celebrations is held at the Ramlila Maidan in central Delhi. It is believed that Ram Lila musical was started by Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar.

10. Get ready for Vijaya Kaandam Rummy Tournament As the whole country will be soaked in joy, revelry, and celebrations, lakhs of Rummy buffs will be involved in an intense online battle on adda52 rummy for the attractive pool of Rs 2,50,000. As eye-catching Dasara procession gets ready for the finale in Mysuru and Bengalis dance and make merry during their pandal hopping around noon on Friday, October 19, it will be a royal battle in Vijaya Kaandam—Let’s Celebrate Victory, a marquee event of adda52 rummy.

12. Over 100 have booked slots from satellites for Vijaya Kaandam tournament that got underway on October 1. Those, who could not for various reasons, the entry will be open till minutes before the commencement of the event at 1200 noon on October 19. All you need to do is spend Rs 500 to gain entry into one of the top rummy events. Join and celebrate the victory—a victory of a different kind and you can walk away with attractive money. What another way to celebrate a festival!

13. You can chill out with the family and friends after the intense battle that is expected to last at least a few hours. Join the celebrations and bring down the curtains on the great Navaratri festival. All you need to do is get mentally ready and just log on to adda52 rummy. If you want to make money this Dasara, log on to adda52rummy.com and play rummy at Vijaya Kaandam tournament to win from prize pool of Rs 2.5 Lakhs