SHUBH DIWALI 2020 – DIVINE TOURISM, THE SECOND ONLINE TOUR VARANASI INDIA IS THE LAND OF FESTIVALS. HOWEVER, NONE OF THE FESTIVALS COMES CLOSE TO DIWALI. IT IS CERTAINLY ONE OF THE BIGGEST FESTIVALS IN INDIA. IT IS PROBABLY THE BRIGHTEST FESTIVAL IN THE WORLD. PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT RELIGIONS CELEBRATE DIWALI. MOST NOTEWORTHY, THE FESTIVAL SIGNIFIES THE VICTORY OF LIGHT OVER DARKNESS; THIS ALSO MEANS THE TRIUMPH OF GOOD OVER EVIL AND KNOWLEDGE OVER IGNORANCE. IT IS KNOWN AS THE FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS. CONSEQUENTLY, THERE ARE BRIGHT LIGHTS ALL OVER THE WHOLE COUNTRY DURING DIWALI.   THE RELIGIOUS SIGNIFICANCE OF THIS FESTIVAL HAS DIFFERENCES. IT VARIES FROM ONE REGION TO ANOTHER IN INDIA. THERE IS AN ASSOCIATION OF MANY DEITIES, CULTURES, AND TRADITIONS WITH DIWALI. ACCORDING TO THE RAMAYANA, DIWALI IS THE DAY OF THE RETURN OF RAMA. ON THIS DAY, LORD RAMA RETURNED TO AYODHYA ALONG WITH HIS WIFE SITA; THIS RETURN HAPPENED AFTER RAMA DEFEATED DEMON KING RAVANA. THERE IS ANOTHER POPU...

  World Kindness Day 2020 – Varanasi Tours, the second Online Sarnath World Kindness Day: November 13 is seen and celebrated as World Kindness Day. It is celebrated to spread kindness through small gestures and create a positive environment. It is celebrated to end the notion of hate against each other and to promote peace. Currently, 28 countries are officially involved with the world's kindness movement. Presently, this observance of World Kindness Day is unofficial, and the World Kindness Movement hopes to get official recognition at the United Nations. World Kindness Day: History The beginning of the World kindness movement takes back to the 1990s era. Tiny Kindness Movement held a conference in the mid-1990s to invite participants from all over the world to come and share their stories related to the kindness movements that they have started in their own countries. In 1997, at the Tokyo conference, Japan brought kindness organisations of various nations together and emphasised...