Dussehra commemorates the victory of Lord Rama over king of Lanka, Ravana, in the historic battle of Ramayana. Lord Rama defeated Ravana and rescued his wife mother Sita from his captivity.

The word Dussehra comes from two Sanskrit words - 'dasha' that symbolises the ten heads of Ravana, and 'hara', which mean ' to defeat'. Dussehra signifies the 'triumph of good over evil'.

To mark the victorious occasion, large effigies of Ravana are burnt in the evening.

It is said that while you set afire the effigies of the demons, you also abolish the demons living inside you.

Happy Dussehra to all friends and Followers ,

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