#I love the color festival and Diwali

[masked-alien-lesbian]

KTAW Day #1: Culture

Holi: Festival of Colors, Love and Spring

"How do we wake her up?" Kiara faintly hears Raelyn muttering.

"Just gently nudge her arm, but hurry my love, this breakfast tray is quite heavy." Hana's voice sounds somewhere in the cloud of light sleep Kiara was drifting in. Then suddenly Kiara was being wildly shaken.

"Wakey wakey, eggs and bakey...well not really, but malpuas didn't rhyme so..." Raelyn-

"Gently, Rae, gently!" Hana admonishes Raelyn and then looks at Kiara who is sitting up disheveled and disoriented.

"Sorry Kiara, I think they're excited for our first color festival." Hana says apologetically.

"We brought you breakfast!" Raelyn sings as Hana sits the tray in Kiara's lap.

"Oh my...this is so sweet!" Kiara says touched by her best friends surprising her with breakfast in bed.

"Literally so sweet, I've had a stack of rainbow waffles and I'm about to bounce off the walls." Kiara laughs at Raelyn before beginning to nibble on her sweet breakfast.

"We'll let you eat in peace, Kiara, meet us downstairs when you're ready?" Hana says while swatting at Raelyn's hand who was trying to steal an idli (a savory rice cake) from Kiara's plate.

"I will." Kiara says smiling at the couple's antics and admiring the view outside of her window as they shut the door behind them.

An hour later, Kiara came down into the main living room at the small villa in Mathura, the Valtoria duchesses had rented for the weekend. The rest of the friend group had prior obligations and weren't able to attend but miraculously, Kiara was in-between social events and with a little pleading from Hana, Kiara joined the couple for their first Holi festival.

Kiara knew about Holi and what it stood for. A celebration of the end of winter and the beginning of spring, a celebration of love, and an occasion to reset and renew ruptured relationships and end conflicts. But knowing the indept cultural and historical aspects of the Hindu traditions, didn't mean Kiara had ever participated and looking at the couple in matching white and pink flower saree and kurta, Kiara felt awkward and out of place in her black dress.

Hana's saree and Raelyn's white kurta and trousers with pink rose jacket.

The couple turns at Kiara's arrival.

"I knew she'd be wearing something black!" Raelyn exclaims.

"Oh, je suis dèsolè, is this dress not appropriate?" Kiara asks looking down at her dress unsure.

"You rock black like a queen, Kiara, but you gotta wear light colors so the colors of the powders show up." Raelyn says.

"Don't worry, we got a gift for you." Hana says before opening a conveniently nearby closet and pulling out a dress in a garment bag.

Trying the beautiful silk ruffle saree on in the bathroom, she marvels at the colors before coming out to show it off.

Kiara's saree

"Whoa!" Raelyn-

"Ahh! I got the size right!" Hana claps.

"Hana...Raelyn...merci beaucoup...this is so beautiful, it's almost a shame that we're about to ruin it." Kiara says hugging Hana.

"Speaking of..." Raelyn says grinning mischievously at Kiara before gently dabbing bright green powder on her nose. The two stand staring at each other in a show down.

"Oh, this is war." Kiara says quietly, slowly smirking. The grin on Raelyn's face slips off when Hana hands Kiara a heaping bag of pink powder.

"Now, now hold on a minute!" They say backing out of the patio doors at the two grinning ladies that were both holding bags of powder, advancing on Raelyn.

"Rae darling? You really should be running." Hana says causing Raelyn to squeal and run. Hana and Kiara laugh as they chase their quarry.

@kiaratheronappreciationweek

@sazanes

@lizzybeth1986

[golden-earcuffs]

Pavitr Prabhakar Headcanons Part 2 (Festival Special)

I'm back with headcanons, this time focusing on our precious boy during our festivals!

He's heart broken when girls start avoiding him during Rakshabandhan (the Indian festival where girls tie Rakhi on their brother's wrist. Usually this happens in family but a lot of boys-girls who consider each other brother-sister do this as well) because he's always wanted a sister. (Well sorry Pavitr but I won't want you as a brother).

Has played Hanuman in Ram-Leela (the stage play of Ramayan, a major Hindu Epic) in Dusshehra (we celebrate the victory of Good over Evil). Wanted to be Shri Ram but was told that he's more of a Krishna than Ram.

BECOMES GOVINDA DURING KRISHNA JANMASHTAMI (the birth of Shri Krishna)!!! Ofc he does, he loves breaking the pot of maakhan (butter).

Ganesh Chaturthi (the birth of Lord Ganesh) is his favourite festival, dresses up the best during this, silk blue kurta with sleeves rolled up and plain white pajamas complete with mojri (a type of shoes).

Has cried once during Visarjan (immersion of idols of Bhagwan Ganesh after the end of festival) while screaming "agle baras tu jaldi aa!!" ("next year, come soon, God!")

Goes to his Muslim friends' house during Eid because sevai is delicious.

LOVES DIWALI. Would never forget to bring lotuses for Maa Lakshmi during the Puja. (and then jokingly say "Ma I brought you your favourite thing now you give me mine" and avsolutely refuses to say what he wants because "Ma already knows")

Lights up the entire house with Diyas only during Diwali and makes it look more serene than lights.

Cannot talk properly during Holi (festival of colors) because his mouth is always stuffed with gujia, malpua or Dahi Bara. Also his clothes in Holi are as colorful as his face.

Visits Gurudwara (the Sikh place of Worship) on the birth date of the Gurus because again the lungar is soo good.

Lol I typed this so fast and as soon as ideas came into my mind. More will come.

[txtmetonight]

Diwali Imagine Enhypen–

Was out celebrating when I decided to make this. I have txt and skz one's if you wanna check them out!

Happy Diwali!

Just close you eyes and wonder how it's gonna be spending such a festive day with enhypen, and how much you're gonna enjoy it. Heeseung's gonna be the one in charge of giving out the sparklers to everyone. He's a little biased so a naughty one is only going to get one, and gets promised that he'll be handed another one later only for them to be gone, while a nice kid is going to be given four of them at a time. Jay is going to be chilling with the uncles, making bad dad jokes, and adjusting his glasses from time to time. He also falls asleep right as the big and loud fireworks come out, missing all of it while he snores in a plastic chair. Jake is so energetic and hyped like he's gonna be talking about it for days. He already has his fireworks picked out and ready to light up. I bet he's gonna look so cute with his traditional wear. Sunghoon is just wandering around, trying to find something to do. Or he's just playing Roblox on his iPad, trying to beat the other kids in epic minigames or in obbies. Also, he wears so much for what? Like he's so extra, but it's okay. Sunoo is with the aunties or even with you, picking out expensive jewelry and sari's, color coordinating everything. He makes sure that the decorations are perfect, and honestly, without him, everything is a complete disaster. Jungwon is eating all of the snacks set up on the table. He literally engulfs platters over platters of sweets because they're just so addicting. You're not surprised if he wakes up with an enormous cavity. Last but not least, Niki is going to be an absolute menace. He steals Jake's fireworks, sets a leaf on fire, burns someone, has someone (jay) trip over the lights, and knocks over the lamps. But without him, Diwali would've been slightly uneventful.

And you're out there with all of your friends and family, celebrating joyfully when you notice one of the boys move the sparkler weirdly. Not realizing that he was writing your name, swallowed by a huge heart that barely even depicts his love for you!

[coeluvr]

oooh thats so cool! Cant wait to make my MC extra pretty in their all white outfits and making it the only color they wear to all the important balls and events

what are the other mourning practices in the world?

(this is the mourning ask anon)

Hi again! You just opened a door and now I won't shut up about the world, too late to regret it!

I don't know if people paid attention to the month and year at the beginning of the chapters but the month in which MC's family dies is called Saudade.

Now anyone who speaks portuguese probably knows what the word means, here is the definition: "Saudade is an untranslatable Portuguese term that refers to the melancholic longing or yearning. A recurring theme in Portuguese and Brazilian literature, 'saudade' refers to a sense of loneliness and incompleteness."

I really love the word and thought it was fitting for the first month of autumn in which the first week is dedicated to remembering the people who you've lost. It differs a bit in each kingdom but most of it consist of the same rituals.

A candle is lit on the first day of the month and people make sure it doesn't go out, if it does then it's considered bad luck. On the last day of the week, another candle is lit and then it is placed in the river and then the millions of candles float away.

The candle tradition is inspired by Diwali/Deepavali which is celebrated in India! It is also called "The Festival of Lights."

[hobiebrownismygod]

Hi!!! This is the-cat-and-the-birdie 😁😁😁

I just wanted to ask - and sorry if this is weird! But I know Maitreyi is Indian as are you, and I know Diwali is coming up soon. I just wanted to know if Maitreyi celebrates Diwali, and if so does she do anything with Hobie?

I just thought Hobie participating in Diwali would be beautiful so I wanted to ask! Anyway, I love your work and think you're an amazing addition to the fandom. Can wait to read anything new you put out 🧡 thanks for all your effort

Because she was taken away from her family when she was young, she never really got to participate in celebrations like Diwali and considering the fact that there aren’t really any other Indian superheroes in her universe, she couldn’t share her culture with them or really go to any events.

I like to think that Pav invited her to his family's Diwali festival for the first time, which his Aunt Maya usually hosts, and he convinced Hobie to come too (he ships them like crazy) so they could both have that experience.

Maitreyi was hesitant at first, cause she wasn’t sure if she’d fit in well but when she found out Hobie was coming, she decided she’d go (cuz she’s a simp)

Pavi took her took her to get a red saree (for valor) to wear and got her measured and everything. She acted like she wasn’t interested in it but she was actually really excited to wear one.

Hobie wore a gold kurta (for prosperity) cause Pav forced him to, while Pav himself wore a lighter yellow color (happiness) Gayatri wore a simpler pink lehenga (love) and the two of them matched pretty well. But he was only able to see Gayatri for a while before she had to leave to celebrate with her family and because Inspector Singh doesn’t like Pav :(

Maitreyi's saree on the top left, Hobie's kurta on the top right, Gayatri's lehenga on the bottom left and Pavitr's kurta on the bottom right! Disclaimer: I'm not saying this is what they look like, I'm just saying this is what the clothes would look like.

Side Note: Hobie would look so freaking good in a kurta like do you guys see my vision? Can someone draw him in a kurta I'm literally begging 😭. This tall ass mf would pull it off so well!!

When he saw Maitreyi in her saree for the first time, Hobie was a tiny bit awestruck, cause he doesn't see her in much other than her suit and streetwear and even then, she's very reserved and quiet around him. He kind of let out a soft "you look beautiful" when he saw her and she got so nervous she was barely able to respond. He was just trying to be nice cause he genuinely thought she looked really pretty, but she probably felt like she was going to explode. She was able to croak out a simple thank you but acted like an idiot (all sappy and dorky) around him for the rest of the festival. (She's so silly I'm totally not projecting)

While Maitreyi and Pav did rangoli in front of his house, Hobie was busy lighting all the lamps and candles and getting out the firecrackers. Pav had a lot of family over but none of them minded Maitreyi and Hobie being there, despite being a little confused by Hobie’s presence. What was a British punk doing in India?? Lmao

During the actual celebration, Hobie went kind of crazy over the firecrackers. Controlled explosions? The perfect combination of chaos and command tbh. He lit up more than half of the supply and at some point Pav had to ask him to leave some for the rest of his cousins to play with. But even then, Hobie stayed with those cousins and helped them light the firecrackers too cause a lot of them were young and scared (he’s so good with kids 😭). Like I could imagine him seeing a little kid who was holding a little matchstick in his hand and slowly trying to approach a firecracker and being like "hey mate, y'want some help? S'not scary at all, promise, lemme give you a hand" in his deep voice.

Maitreyi loved the Diwali sparklers, the ones that looked like incense sticks but when lit would burn and crackle. She would wave them around and create these beautiful patterns of smoke in the air, gracefully twirling the incense stick to draw these complicated designs that only lasted a part of a second. Hobie and the rest of the little kids would watch her in awe, excitedly asking her to draw different patterns to which she gladly obliged. Hobie was acting more like an excited kid than the rest, asking her to write his name with the smoke and more (Let the traumatized man release his inner child!) She found it cute.

When he decided to give it a try, she held his hand and helped him calmly (even though she was basically screaming with happiness on this inside), gently moving his hand in different directions and helping him create the same patterns. He's a bit clumsy, and his hands are fairly shaky so she'd kind of hold his hand firmly so the lines he drew into the air would be straight and so his movements would be a little more fluid. What she didn't realize was that he was staring at her with a smile the whole time while she was focused on the sparks. (I'm getting butterflies just writing this omg 😭)

This is what the Diwali sparklers look like in action!! When you move them around, the light stays behind for just a split second and makes it look like you're drawing. People usually wave them in circles or in zig zag lines for fun, but you can also make really quick shapes like squares if you're fast enough. You can even write out the letters of your name!

Overall they all really enjoyed the celebration and Maitreyi made Pav promise to invite her again next year!!

thank you so much for this ask, I had a lot of fun writing it and I love the way it turned out even if I went a little overboard with the details 😭! @the-cat-and-the-birdie

Btw I love your spider-Sona, Diane, I read all your posts about her and Hobie and they’re literally the cutest. Maitreyi would definitely think Diane was the coolest and feel so safe around her because of what a strong, badass woman she is 😭

[historicalfictionsims]

2021 Diwali Celebration Outfit - BGC

During my New Year's survey I asked everyone what kind of content they'd like to see in the coming year. Most responses were general eras or styles, but one person specifically requested this outfit, which is part of American Girl's Cultural Celebrations collection. I was immediately interested but since the Hindu festival of light had already passed by then, the project just sat in the back of my mind for the next several months.

Done in the Love Bomb palette. Each color swatch has two patterns.

Download for free on Patreon | SFS | CurseForge

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There the arms will look funky where they meet the sleeves due to the mesh being converted from adult to child. I can't even tell you how many adjustments and weight transfers it took to get the sash to look somewhat decent.

Because my survey was anonymous I don't know who made this request, but if you're still around I hope you like it!

Feel free to tag me if you use it, I’d love to see! My TOU are here.

@mmoutfitters

[lucycola]

If spock ever dates an Indian woman, he's in for a treat: amazing food and a rich and vibrant culture for starters. He would be so down for her to teach him Hindi and would definitely endeavor himself to master it. Indian festivities are quite loud and colorful, he might feel a little overwhelmed. Maybe he won't join her to celebrate all of them, but definitely will help her to set up everything for holidays (navrati, holi, Diwali...take your pick): decorate their quarters, help her cook the food, and all that good stuff. Slowly but surely becoming fond of her singing through their living room, the cheesy bollywood movies, and how beautiful she looks in a sari or a lehenga 😍

This is SO wholesome I love it!!!!! 😍😍

[putrescentpoet]

memories aglow.

In the tranquil moment before twilight’s soft caress, a familiar symphony stirs the depths of my soul, summoning the echoes of ancient melodies. At the threshold of an eagerly awaited festival, nostalgia’s ethereal glow tenderly envelops my being.

Memories of childhood materialize, cast in the warm radiance of a myriad of lights—radiant flames pirouette, painting a gentle luminosity across the canvas of the past. The laughter, an ageless melody that once adorned the walls of my youth, now breathes stories of Diwali’s arrival.

The festival beckoned an immersion into the cradle of cherished traditions. Rangolis, intricate and resplendent, etched vibrant narratives upon the threshold, a vibrant invitation to gather friends and family. Each delicate stroke bore witness to the unyielding dedication, a testament awaiting collective adoration and joyful fellowship.

Guarding the rangoli became a sacred ritual, a labor of affection – carefully shielding it from heedless footsteps, chiding all who passed by to veer from its path: a miniature masterpiece, a symphony of colors and shapes that spun tales of their own.

The fleeting nature of this art provoked an internal tug-of-war; the longing to preserve its beauty, to savor those treasured final moments of the season. A tacit disagreement with Mumma ensued – a plea to let it linger a touch longer before customary tidying commenced. For within those grains of vibrant sand lay the very essence of love and warmth, encapsulating the ephemeral core of the festival.

The essence of this revered celebration lies not solely in the luminance of clay lamps but in the chorus of shared joy – a fragrance that dances through the air, mingling with incense and marigolds, evoking narratives, laughter, and familial warmth.

Each flickering flame within softly lit clay lamps encapsulates a myriad of memories, weaving shared smiles, stories, and the profound essence of familial bonds. It’s not just the brilliance of tradition but a collective embodiment of eternal light, symbolizing unity, harmony, and the grandeur of togetherness.

As I ready myself to revel in this celebration once more, I am transported back to an enchanting era of my past. This festive tale isn’t merely a notation on the calendar but an art form, woven with threads of nostalgia and echoes of laughter, promising the rekindling of cherished reminiscences, the rhythm of crafting intricate patterns, and an immersive embrace within familial warmth.

The luminous shades of this festivity, seen through the prism of my youth, have etched an indelible impression upon my spirit. Each passing year testifies that this celebration doesn’t wane; instead, it amplifies the echoes of love and weaves an ever-evolving tapestry of unity and enduring joy.

As the festival approaches, the echoes of ancient melodies and the vibrant glow of Diwali cast me back to cherished recollections. The festival isn’t just a celebration marked on the calendar; it’s an evocation of the heart, a tapestry interwoven with threads of nostalgia and laughter. It’s a tale that promises the revival of fond memories and the embracing of familial warmth, each passing year serving as a testament to its enduring essence. The anticipation of Diwali’s arrival grows every year, an annual embrace that weaves the echoes of love, illuminating the tapestry of unity and joy once more.

[khaleesiofalicante]

hey dani!

i'm feeling very happy today cause of diwali <3 so i'm inviting you to share one festival which you celebrate that makes you happy and what you like about it :)) if you dont mind ofc!

have a great day/night!

Happy Diwali 🪔

My favorite festival is Vesak. It’s a Buddhist festival we celebrate in May to commemorate the birth, enlightenment and death of Lord Buddha.

It’s also a festival of light. We create lanterns and decorate our homes and the streets! I love it so much because it’s so pretty and colorful. We also have dansal, which is basically like a free food stall where you can go and eat! For free! Everyone just goes out to look at lanterns and eat free food on the street and it’s very fun.

Some pics for you!

[diaryofsheets]

Happy Diwali <333

The thing about Diwali season is that it’s the time of year where everything feels more colorful and bright, the time when you forget about your problems for a little while. It’s about buying new clothes, stringing lights out in the balcony or on terrace with your father, lighting up diyas with your mother, fighting over sweets with your siblings - just doing the same ritual you do everytime. The whole festival is centered with love and light- and I think that’s what makes it so beautiful ✨

[shwetanadda]

BEST BESAN LADDU RECIPE WITH JUST 4 BASIC INGREDIENTS

INTRODUCTION:

Besan Laddu is the most common choice amongst the wide variety of Laddu. It is a mouth-in-melt texture loved by all. It is simpler, easier, and less time-consuming to make with just 3 constitutes gram flour also known as besan, ghee, and sugar. You can make this sweet during carnivals like Diwali or any occasion with our simple and easy recipe, and enjoy it with your family and friends.

BESAN LADDU

Besan laddu are delicious traditional Indian sweets made with besan, sugar, ghee, and cardamom. To prepare it, Firstly besan is dry roasted on low flame until it turns to a golden brown color and gives a good aromatic fragrance and then fried in hot ghee. Add Sugar and cardamom powder to it.

Then the mixture is converted into small balls, and allowed to cool and solidify. Nowadays some people also use almonds, pistachios, grated coconut, and magaj seeds laddu. But traditionally only besan sugar and ghee are used in it. When making it, remember that the rich flavor of besan laddu depends on how well you cook the besan.

INGREDIENTS FOR BESAN LADDU RECIPE

Besan

Sugar

Ghee

Cardamom powder

CHOOSING INGREDIENTS

BESAN

Besan is gram flour which is made from black chickpeas or chana dal. Gram flour is different from chickpea flour which is made with dried white chickpeas. Both have a different texture and flavor. Use good quality besan flour that has been fresh and packed lately. Taste the flour before use, avoid using old flour that is too old because it turns its taste to bitter.

SUGAR

There are many substitutes and backups available in the market for regular sugar like jaggery powder, and bura but this recipe goes well with regular fine sugar powder.

GHEE

Using the best quality pure ghee helps to make these laddu more aromatic. If available use homemade ghee for preparation.

CARDAMOM POWDER

Fresh green cardamom and cardamom powder are used for a unique aromatic flavor.

RECIPE

Here I am sharing an easy, simple, and step-by-step recipe for delicious besan laddu. It is perfect for celebrating every occasion and festival.

DRY ROASTING OF BESAN

Take a heavy large kadai and keep on a low heat. Add 2 mugs besan to the kadai. Use fresh good quality besan or gram flour.

Dry roast besan on low to medium-low heat. Stir often so that the besan gets browned evenly and does not burn.

After 10 minutes of roasting when you see the color of besan has changed as compared to what it was in the beginning.

ROASTING OF BESAN WITH GHEE

Add 1mug of ghee in roasted besan and mix thoroughly. Use best quality ghee, use homemade ghee if available.

Cook the mixture of besan and ghee, and continue to stir frequently so that the mixture does not burn and no lump forms.

Roasting time will vary on size, thickness, and intensity of flame. Continue roasting and stirring the mixture for about 12-15 minutes.

On continue roasting the mixture will thickness and the color will also change.

Soon after that you will see the besan start to release an aromatic fragrance and ghee, some amount of ghee will float on top of the mixture, which indicates that the besan is fully cooked. Turn off the flame.

PREPARE MIXTURE

Remove the kadai from the stove and add 1 cup of fine-grinded powdered sugar and 1/4 teaspoon of cardamom powder, stir well so that no lumps are formed.

After adding sugar mix it very well so that sugar melts in the flour and ghee mixture. 

If you want to add some nuts and dry fruits in it, dry roast them on low heat until they turn crunchy. Grind them in the grinder and add them to the mixture of besan and ghee, mix well. It is not compulsory, optional if you want to add to enhance the flavor you can.

Again Mix it very well if you add nuts and dry fruits to it and let the laddu mixture become lukewarm or cool at room temperature.

MAKING LADDU

For making laddu shape the mixture into medium-sized spherical balls. If the mixture looks dry then add 2 to 3 tablespoons of melted ghee and mix again. Let the mixture cool again and then shape it into laddu. 

Garnish the laddu with some finely diced almonds and pistachios and store them in an airtight container.

STORAGE OF LADDU

Besan Laddu keep good at room temperature for 3-4 weeks. Store them in a clean air-tight jar or container in a cool dry place and keep them from a humid space.

If you refrigerate them, it is good for 3-4 months but become solidified, so reheat them or keep them at room temperature until they become slightly soft.

IMPORTANT TIPS TO MAKE PERFECT LADDU

Keep the heat low all the time.

Roast the besan properly When making besan laddu, remember that the rich flavor of laddu depends on how well you cook the besan. It will take time, keep patience, and don’t rush otherwise, laddu becomes raw in taste.

Keep the stirring continuously

Roasting time is not same always it may differ depending on the thickness and intensity of the flame.

Let the roasted besan and ghee mixture cool down before adding sugar.

During making laddu if the mixture looks very dry then add 2 to 3 tablespoons of hot melted ghee and mix again. Let the mixture cool again and then shape it into laddu. 

BEST TIME TO EAT BESAN LADDU

You can eat besan laddu whenever you want, but it is good if you eat it as a dessert. These laddus have a low glycemic index. The glycemic index is said to be able to satiate sweet cravings. This helps in weight loss.

You can order Besan Laddu from ourwebsite shimlasweetshouse.co.in, and customize it according to your taste and needs, and enjoy high-quality delicious sweets from Shimla Sweets House.

[velcrackers]

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[shanusrisrimal]

Top 10 Cakes Loved by Indians: Delicious Flavors You Must Try!

When it comes to celebrating special occasions, cakes are an integral part of Indian culture. From birthdays and anniversaries to festivals and weddings, a delicious cake can make any event memorable. Here’s a list of the top 10 cakes that are highly popular in India. Whether you’re looking to satisfy your sweet tooth or planning a grand celebration, these cakes are sure to delight you and your guests.

1. Black Forest Cake

The Black Forest cake is a classic favorite in India. Known for its rich chocolate layers, whipped cream, and cherry topping, this cake is perfect for any celebration. The combination of sweet and slightly tart flavors makes it a hit among all age groups.

2. Pineapple Cake

Pineapple cake is a refreshing and light dessert that’s widely loved in India. The moist sponge layers filled with pineapple chunks and whipped cream make it a popular choice for summer celebrations and birthday parties.

3. Butterscotch Cake

Butterscotch cake is known for its creamy texture and caramel flavor. This cake, with its crunchy butterscotch pieces and smooth cream, is often chosen for anniversaries and special occasions.

4. Red Velvet Cake

Red Velvet cake has gained immense popularity in recent years. Its vibrant red color, paired with a rich cream cheese frosting, makes it a visually stunning and delicious choice for weddings and romantic celebrations.

5. Chocolate Truffle Cake

For chocolate lovers, Chocolate Truffle cake is a dream come true. The dense, moist chocolate cake with layers of dark chocolate ganache is indulgent and perfect for any grand celebration.

6. Fruit Cake

Fruit cake, loaded with a variety of fresh fruits and nuts, is a healthy yet tasty option. This cake is often preferred during festive seasons like Christmas and Diwali.

7. Vanilla Cake

Vanilla cake, with its simple yet elegant flavor, is a versatile choice for any occasion. Its light and fluffy texture makes it a favorite among kids and adults alike.

8. Rasmalai Cake

Combining the best of traditional Indian sweets and Western cakes, Rasmalai cake has become a trending choice. This cake features layers soaked in saffron-flavored milk and topped with rasmalai pieces, offering a unique and delightful taste.

9. Coffee Cake

Coffee cake, with its rich coffee flavor and creamy frosting, is perfect for coffee lovers. This cake is often chosen for sophisticated gatherings and office parties.

10. Ferrero Rocher Cake

Inspired by the famous Ferrero Rocher chocolates, this cake is a luxurious treat. The combination of hazelnut, chocolate, and creamy layers makes it an irresistible choice for any special occasion.

Why Cakes are an Integral Part of Indian Celebrations

In India, cakes are more than just desserts; they are symbols of joy and togetherness. From birthdays to weddings, no celebration is complete without a cake-cutting ceremony. The growing influence of Western culture has made cakes a staple in Indian festivities, blending beautifully with traditional sweets.

Statistics on Cake Preferences in India

According to recent market research, the cake industry in India is growing at a rapid pace. The demand for customized and designer cakes has increased by 30% over the past year. Black Forest and Pineapple cakes remain the top choices, followed closely by Butterscotch and Chocolate Truffle cakes.

FAQs About Cakes in India

Q: What are the most popular cake flavors in India?

A: Black Forest, Pineapple, Butterscotch, and Red Velvet are among the most popular cake flavors in India.

Q: Can I order customized cakes in India?

A: Yes, many bakeries offer customized cakes tailored to your preferences and occasions.

Q: Are eggless cakes available in India?

A: Yes, most bakeries in India offer eggless versions of popular cakes to cater to vegetarians.

Q: What is the average cost of a cake in India?

A: The cost of a cake in India varies depending on the size, flavor, and customization. On average, it ranges from INR 500 to INR 2000.

Q: Which cake is best for a wedding?

A: Red Velvet, Chocolate Truffle, and Ferrero Rocher cakes are popular choices for weddings due to their rich flavors and elegant appearance.

Conclusion

Cakes are an essential part of celebrations in India, adding sweetness and joy to every occasion. Whether you prefer the classic Black Forest or the trendy Rasmalai cake, there’s a perfect cake for everyone. So, the next time you have a special event, make sure to indulge in one of these top 10 cakes loved by Indians.

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Samyakk: Ethnic Fashion for Festive Occasions

Introduction:

In every stitch, I hear the melody of my roots.

Engage yourself in the rich heritage of Ethnic Wear for Women, where each piece tells a story of tradition and grace. Our Women’s Ethnic Clothing collection is a tribute to your elegance and individuality. As you Buy Ethnic Wear Online, feel the connection to your roots and the comfort of timeless fashion. Our Designer Ethnic Wear for Women and Traditional Indian Wear for Women are crafted with love and care, just for you. Adorn yourself with stunning Women’s Sarees, Women’s Lehengas, and Women’s Salwar Kameez. Embrace the Latest Ethnic Fashion for Women @ Samyakk and celebrate your unique journey with every outfit.Today, ethnic wear in India represents a beautiful amalgamation of history, tradition, and modernity, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the country.

The Birth and Evolution of Ethnic Wear in India

Ethnic wear in India has deep-rooted historical and cultural significance, tracing back thousands of years. The diversity of India’s geography, climate, and cultures has significantly influenced the evolution of traditional clothing.

Ancient Civilizations: Ethnic wear began during the Indus Valley Civilization (3300–1300 BCE), where evidence of cotton garments has been found. People wore simple garments like dhotis and Sarees, which are still prevalent today.

Vedic Period: During the Vedic period (1500–500 BCE), clothing became more sophisticated. Men wore dhotis and turbans, while women draped Sarees and wore cholis (blouses).

Classical Era: The Gupta period (4th to 6th centuries CE) saw further refinement in clothing. Stitched garments like tunics and trousers became common, influenced by interactions with other cultures through trade.

Medieval Period: The medieval era, marked by the Mughal Empire (16th to 19th centuries), brought significant changes. The Mughals introduced luxurious fabrics like silk and brocade, and garments such as the Ethnic Salwar Kameezand Ethnic lehenga choli became popular.

Colonial Era: British colonization in the 18th and 19th centuries brought Western influences. However, traditional ethnic wearremained prevalent, with movements like Swadeshi promoting indigenous clothing.

Post-Independence: After gaining independence in 1947, there was resurgence in traditional clothing. Designers began blending traditional styles with modern elements, creating contemporary ethnic wear.

Today, ethnic wear in India represents a beautiful amalgamation of history, tradition, and modernity, celebrating the rich cultural heritage of the country.

Tradition is the new trend; let’s keep it alive!

Indian Ethnic Wear: A Global Fashion Favorite

Indian ethnic wear has transcended borders and captured the hearts (and wardrobes) of women worldwide. But what exactly makes these traditional women’s clothing so popular? Let’s delve into the reasons why Indian dresses for women are a global fashion phenomenon:

A Kaleidoscope of Colors and Designs:

Indian ethnic wear boasts an explosion of vibrant hues and embroidered ethnic wear takes it a step further with stunning, intricate patterns. This visual feast is a stark contrast to many Western styles, offering a unique and fashionable ethnic wear for women.

Affordable Ethnic Wear for Women:

You don’t have to break the bank to embrace Indian fashion! Compared to many designer brands, affordable ethnic wear for women is readily available, making it accessible to a wider audience.

The Comfort Factor:

Casual ethnic wear is perfect for everyday wear. Often made from breathable fabrics like cotton, these Indian dresses for women prioritize comfort alongside style.

A Celebration of Every Occasion:

Festive ethnic wear for women explodes with color and embellishments, making it the perfect attire for any celebration. From bridal ethnic wear for the most special day to dazzling outfits for Diwali or Holi, there’s a unique ensemble for every festive occasion.

The Allure of Handcrafted Ethnic Wear:

The meticulous craftsmanship behind handcrafted ethnic wear adds a special touch. The dedication and artistry woven into each piece make these garments more than just clothes; they become conversation starters and cultural touchstones.

A Fusion of Tradition and Modernity:

Modern designers are constantly reimagining traditional women’s clothing. Fashionable ethnic wear for women incorporates contemporary silhouettes and trends, making these styles relevant for the global fashion scene.

The Convenience of Ethnic Wear Online Shopping:

Ethnic wear online shopping makes it easier than ever to explore the vast world of Indian fashion. From the comfort of your home, you can browse a curated selection of affordable ethnic wear for women, casual ethnic wear, and everything in between.

So, if you’re looking for something unique, stylish, and steeped in cultural heritage, look no further than Indian ethnic wear. With its vibrant colors, intricate designs, and comfortable styles, it’s no wonder this fashion trend has captured the hearts of women worldwide.

Dive into the World of Indian Ethnic Wear

Casual ethnic wear is perfect for adding a touch of cultural flair to your everyday look. Think comfortable and affordable ethnic wear for women like women’s kurta sets in breathable cotton fabrics. Pair them with jeans or palazzos for a relaxed yet stylish ensemble.

Festive Ethnic Wear for Women: Be the Star of Every Celebration

From dazzling Diwali ensembles to stunning wedding attire, festive ethnic wear for women is all about making a statement. Explore exquisite embroidered ethnic wear with intricate zari work or a breathtaking Anarkali suit for a touch of royalty. The vibrant colors and rich fabrics will ensure you turn heads at any festive occasion.

A Bride Like No Other: Bridal Ethnic Wear — Your Dream Come True

Your wedding day deserves an outfit that reflects your unique style and cultural heritage. Bridal ethnic wear offers a stunning array of choices, from the timeless elegance of a Kanjeevaram saree to the luxurious charm of a Lehenga. With intricate embroidery, rich fabrics, and dazzling jewelry, you’ll be a vision on your special day.

There’s a magic woven into every stitch of Indian ethnic wear. It’s more than just fabric and thread; it’s a tapestry of stories whispered down through generations, a kaleidoscope of emotions waiting to be unfurled.

Embroidered ethnic wear isn’t just about embellishments. Each delicate floral pattern, each intricate geometric design, tells a tale. Imagine the love in a mother’s hands as she painstakingly embroiders a kurta for her daughter’s wedding, the quiet pride of an artisan passing down his family’s craft. These stories whisper to you when you wear them, a reminder of the rich heritage that flows through your veins.

The Anarkali suit, a timeless masterpiece, drapes around your form like a warm hug. It’s a celebration of femininity, the flowing silhouette highlighting your grace and elegance. Imagine the twirl of a happily dancing bride, the confidence of a woman owning her power at a formal gathering. Each Anarkali holds the potential to create a memory etched in joy.

Indian ethnic wear isn’t just about looking good, it’s about feeling. It’s about connecting to a legacy, feeling the love woven into every stitch, and radiating confidence that comes from embracing your heritage. It’s a chance to tell your story, a story woven with vibrant colors, intricate designs, and a timeless sense of elegance.

A Look at Bangalore’s Latest Ethnic Design Collections

Calling all Fashionista’s with a penchant for tradition! Are you eager to embrace the vibrant world of Indian ethnic wear? Look no further than the heart of India, Bangalore, where a treasure trove of New Arrival Ethnic Designer Outfits awaits!

A Feast for the Eyes: Latest Collection Ethnic Wear for Women

This season, Bangalore’s design houses are brimming with the Latest Collection Ethnic Wear for Women. Dive into a world of Trendy Designer Ethnic Wear for Women, where tradition meets contemporary flair. From Ethnic Wear Latest Collection 2024 trends that push boundaries to timeless classics remained, there’s something for every discerning woman.

For the Bride-to-Be: Indian Ethnic Wear for Bride or Wedding

Your wedding day deserves an outfit that speaks volumes about your heritage and style. Explore the breathtaking array of Indian Ethnic Wear for Bride or Wedding. Bangalore’s designers offer a diverse range, from the ethereal elegance of Ethnic Saree Latest Designs to the captivating grandeur of Ethnic Lehenga Latest Designs. Let your inner radiance shine through with these exquisite pieces.

Beyond the Saree and Lehenga: Ethnic Salwar Latest Designs

Your wedding day deserves an outfit that reflects your unique style and cultural heritage. Bridal ethnic wear offers a stunning array of choices, from the timeless elegance of a Kanjeevaram saree to the luxurious charm of a Lehenga. With intricate embroidery, rich fabrics, and dazzling jewelry, you’ll be a vision on your special day.

A Journey beyond Bangalore: Exploring India’s Design Landscape

While Bangalore offers a dazzling array of ethnic wear, India’s design scene is a vast tapestry waiting to be unraveled. Through the power of Ethnic Wear Online Shopping, explore the treasures hidden across the country. Discover the rich textiles of Gujarat, the intricate embroidery of Kashmir, and the vibrant silks of South India — all at your fingertips.

Embrace Your Heritage, Embrace Your Style

Indian ethnic wear is more than just clothing; it’s a cultural legacy woven into every thread. So, embark on this journey of self-discovery. Explore the New Arrival Ethnic Designer Outfits in Bangalore, delve into the Latest Collection Ethnic Wear for Women across India, and find pieces that resonate with your unique story. Let your individuality shine through the vibrant colors, intricate designs, and timeless elegance of Indian ethnic wear.

People Also Ask:

So, this blog is all about amazing ethnic wear, right? A: Totally! It dives into the hot new stuff designers in Bangalore are whipping up, but also mentions how you can find incredible ethnic wear from all over India with online shopping.

I’m clueless about ethnic wear trends. Help! A: No worries! The blog mentions some key things to look for: a mix of classic styles with modern touches, bold colors, intricate details, and comfy designs you can actually move around in.

Sounds great, but I’m getting married soon. Any tips for bridal wear? A: Absolutely! Samyakk has a stunning selection of wedding outfits, from timeless Sarees to show-stopping lehengas. The blog mentions “Ethnic Saree Latest Designs” and “Ethnic Lehenga Latest Designs” to give you some ideas.

I’m not a huge fan of Sarees or lehengas. Are there other options? A: For sure! The blog talks about “Ethnic Salwar Latest Designs” which are super stylish and comfy. Plus, it mentions “Ethnic Women Outfit Latest Design” options like Anarkali suits and kurta sets, Straight Cut Suits, Palazzo Suits, and Sharara Suits, perfect for all kinds of occasions.

This blog is making me want to revamp my wardrobe! But I live outside India. Can I still shop for this stuff? A: You bet! This blog highlighted about the “Ethnic Wear Online Shopping.” Tons of stores offer their collections online so that you can explore Indian design treasures from anywhere in the world, and Samyakk is one of them with 24/7 customer support it’s easier to place an order from overseas.

Conclusion

Are you ready to embark on this emotional journey? Explore the captivating world of Indian ethnic wear in Samyakk and discover pieces that resonate with the very essence of you from their physical store in Bangalore. Let them become more than clothes, let them become a cherished part of your story.

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Which type of ladies’ party wear suit is the best for any occasion?

Hello, I am Simran, and today I am excited to delve into the world of women's fashion and guide you through the intricacies of selecting the ideal party wear suit for any occasion. Whether you're attending a wedding, an engagement ceremony, a festive celebration, or any other special event, finding the right outfit can elevate your look and make you stand out in the crowd.

When it comes to purchasing party wear suits, affordability and glamour are two key factors that many of us consider. We all want to make a statement with our attire without breaking the bank. That's where the importance of choosing the right online store comes into play. You want a store that not only offers a fabulous collection but also provides top-notch services and ensures customer satisfaction.

In my quest for the perfect party wear suit, I stumbled upon Vastrachowk, an online store that exceeded all my expectations. Their collection is not only diverse but also affordable, allowing me to find outfits that perfectly suited my style and budget. From elegant Indian wedding dresses to trendy cocktail dresses for weddings, Vastrachowk has it all. Their attention to detail and commitment to customer satisfaction truly set them apart from the rest.

However, I understand that everyone's preferences and experiences may vary. So, if you have come across any other stores that have impressed you with their offerings and services, I would love to hear about them.

Now, let's delve into the various types of party wear suits that are perfect for different occasions:

Engagement Dresses: For an engagement ceremony, opt for sophisticated outfits in hues like pastel pink, lavender, or elegant whites. These dresses should strike a balance between elegance and modernity.

Wedding Guest Outfit: As a wedding guest, you have the freedom to experiment with colors and styles. Consider wearing vibrant hues like royal blue, emerald green, or rich burgundy to make a statement while adhering to the wedding theme.

Cocktail Dress for a Wedding: A cocktail dress is a perfect choice for a semi-formal or evening wedding. Opt for sleek silhouettes and luxe fabrics like satin or chiffon, and don't shy away from embellishments and bold prints.

Reception Dress: The reception calls for a glamorous outfit that exudes elegance and sophistication. Choose a dress with intricate details like sequins, beads, or embroidery to ensure all eyes are on you as you dance the night away.

Traditional Wear: Embrace your cultural heritage by donning traditional attire like sarees, lehengas, or salwar suits. These outfits not only showcase your roots but also add a touch of timeless elegance to your look.

Festive Wear: Whether it's Diwali, Eid, or Christmas, festive celebrations call for outfits that are vibrant and festive. Opt for bright colors, rich fabrics, and ornate embellishments to capture the spirit of the occasion.

finding the perfect party wear suit for any occasion is all about striking the right balance between affordability, glamour, and personal style. With the right online store and a keen eye for fashion, you can create a look that is truly unforgettable. So, go ahead, explore your options, and make a statement wherever you go.

Thank you for reading this blog, and if you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to reach out. Here's to looking fabulous at every party!

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9th November, 2023

The air crackled with festive energy as our school transformed into a vibrant kaleidoscope of colors and lights for the annual Diwali fundraiser. Laughter and chatter intertwined with the aroma of delicious food wafting from the various stalls. I was particularly excited, not just for the festivities, but because I was part of the baking stall, ready to share my sweet creations with everyone.

My table overflowed with an array of goodies - fluffy donuts glazed to perfection, melt-in-your-mouth chocolate chip cookies, and moist, flavorful muffins. Each bite was a labor of love, infused with the spirit of Diwali and the joy of giving. Witnessing the smiles on people's faces as they savored my treats was truly heartwarming.

But the real magic unfolded when we tallied the day's earnings. Every rupee raised at our stall, along with the collective effort of all the other stalls, went towards a noble cause – the Walk of Hope Impact Fund. This fund provided much-needed resources for orphans and homeless people, offering them a glimmer of hope for a brighter future.

Being a part of this fundraiser was more than just selling baked goods; it was about making a difference, about contributing to a cause that truly mattered. The joy of spreading sweetness through my treats was amplified by the knowledge that it was helping those in need. As the event drew to a close, I felt a deep sense of fulfillment, knowing that even a small contribution could create a ripple effect of positive change.

It was an experience that left a lasting impression, reminding me of the power of community, compassion, and the simple act of giving. The spirit of Diwali wasn't just about lights and sweets; it was about illuminating the lives of others and making the world a little bit brighter, one delicious bite at a time.

Time spent - 5 hours spending time with orphans and donating

CAS LEARNING OUTCOMES -

Strength & Growth

Initiative & Planning

Working collaboratively with others

Showing perseverance and commitment

Global engagement

Recognize and consider ethical implications of actions