cdmohatta's Articles in Holidays


  • Arbor Day - The Selflessness Of Trees
    Arbor Day, as it is commonly known today, is of American origin and was first observed in Nebraska, USA on the 10th of April 1872.

  • Are Christmas Gifts A Waste Of Money


    The tradition of giving out gifts for Christmas had started over a hundred years ago. It comes from the story of the Three Wise Men who had brought gifts for baby Jesus. Since then, giving out Christmas gifts has become an indispensable part of a Christmas celebration.


  • Celebrating Christmas - The Way God Wanted Us To - Part 2
    This article is continued from part one of this article series.


  • Celebrating Christmas - The Way God Wanted Us To - Part 3

    This article is continued from part two of this article series.

  • Celebrating Christmas-the Way God Wanted Us To

    2000 years ago, in the city of Bethlehem, a baby was born in a manger. He was the child of God, born to a virgin. Jesus came into the world, as a promise made to Abraham, that one day he would send his son to the world to save us from our sins. Thus, formed the beautiful story of Christmas. This is the story, told to ...

  • Desktop Wallpapers For Halloween
    Halloween - the festival of terrors brings great fun and festivity. Every major holiday does that, but Halloween is different from the rest. During Halloween, your mind works in a different way.

  • Festivals Of India - Part 1

    India is a multi cultured, multi-religion but secular country. People of all races, castes, creeds and religions reside in India. A number of festivals are celebrated with fervor in India throughout the year. There are some famous festivals like Diwali, Navratri, Holi, Ganesh Chaturthi, Durga Puja, Raksha Bandhan, Ei ...

  • Festivals Of India - Part 2

    This article is a continuation in the series of articles on festivals of India. Diwali is the most famous Indian festival. It is also known as Dipawali or the festival of lights. The reason behind the celebration of Diwali is that thousands of years back, Lord Rama and his wife Sita returned to Ayodhya after 14 years ...

  • Festivals Of India - Part 3


    This article is a continuation in the series of articles on festivals of India. Ganesh Chaturthi - Ganesh Chaturthi is one of the most popular festivals of India celebrated with much pomp and fanfare especially in the state of Maharashtra. It is much celebrated with great enthusiasm by people of all religions. ...

  • Festivals Of India - Part 4

    This article is the fourth one in the series of Festivals of India. In this article, we discuss the festival of Navratri in western India and Durga puja in eastern India.

  • Festivals Of India - Part 5
    This article is a continuation in the series of festivals of India. The other important festivals celebrated in India are discussed below:

  • Festivals Of India - Part 6
    This article is a continuation in the series of festivals of India. The remaining important festivals celebrated in India are discussed below:

  • Fourth Of July - How To Select Ecards?
    How to select ecards for Independence Day? It is a very significant t day when all Americans congratulate each other for the freedom they enjoy.

  • Halloween Costume Ideas
    Everyone is searching for inexpensive but cool Halloween costume ideas. I have suggested two costume ideas below. You can make these at home with simple supplies. Have a great Halloween.

  • Halloween Ecards- How To Choose
    Halloween is fun. It is a day of fun. Everybody across all the age groups enjoys Halloween.

  • Halloween- Which Desktop Wallpapers To Download?
    Halloween is the festival of great fun and festivity. Halloween is different than other holidays. It is different kind of fun and loved by children. During Halloween, our mood changes. Halloween is a great stress buster and we all think of new ideas on Halloween.

  • How Should You Celebrate Thanksgiving
    Thanksgiving is a holiday which is followed by most countries in the world in different forms. It is celebrated around harvest time in different countries under different names.

  • Is Santa Claus Really Just A Myth

    Is Santa Claus really just a myth Our childhood days were flourished, listening to the stories of Santa Claus. Every Christmas we used to carefully hang stockings on our Christmas tree and also keep some cookies and milk at our door, hoping that Santa would stop by. Much more than the Christmas gift, we used to actua ...

  • Is Tricking Or Treating Dangerous


    The festival of Halloween was started in the Celtic festival of Samhain. It is also a Catholic holiday known as All Saint's Day. It was belived by the ancient Celts, that on this particular day, the border between our world and the otherworld became thin. As a reult spirits, both harmful and unharmful roamed f ...

  • Rekindle The Spirit Of Christmas
    Christmas is a festival of joy, hope, love, sharing and giving. Is the spirit of Christmas waning over the years? The increasing consumerism has surely taken some thing off from the essence of Christmas.

  • The History Of Jack-o-lantern
    Everyone is familiar with the tradition of Jack-o'-lantern, where pumpkins are used as costumes and to decorate our houses during Halloween. However, do we really know the real story of Jack-o'-lantern, as to how it all started? Here it goes, there are two myths or stories that are believed to be true by a lot of people.

  • The Importance Of Saying Thank You
    Have you ever thanked your friends for laughing at your jokes, for giving you nicknames, for being there when you need to talk to someone at midnight and most of all for loving you unconditionally? Have you ever thanked your parents for giving birth to you? For not only educating you, but also for instilling values and trad ...

  • The Joy Of - Look Up At The Sky Day
    This fun day is observed on 12th or 14th of April. I wonder if anyone knows about the origin of this day.

  • The Origin Of Halloween
    Halloween or Holloween is a holiday celebrated on the night of October 31 in most countries. Irish immigrants carried versions of the Halloween tradition to North America in the nineteenth century.

  • The Significance Of Thanksgiving
    Just imagine, what would be a world where there is no Thanksgiving. 'Thank you' are one of the most beautiful words in a dictionary. It is said that, gratitude may not be the greatest of all virtues, but it is surely the parent of all other virtues.

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