Corporate relationships need to be handled with utmost care with a twist of creativity. And on several occasions, appropriate gifts to the corporate clients help in making the bond even stronger. However, the gifting patterns have changed a lot over time, so it is necessary to stay up to date with the current trend of gifts. Your clients will judge your innovativeness and presentational qualities by your gifting ideas with which you approach them.
Indian culture is vibrant and famous all over the world for its incredible traditions and customs. Almost every Indian festival is associated with numerous traditions which are followed by centuries and still alive. Diwali, the festival of lights is one of the auspicious festivities that are celebrated in a grand manner all over the country. The festival commemorates the victory of Lord Rama over the demon king of Lanka, Ravana.
Diwali is the festival of lights. During this festival, people adorn every corner of the house with diyas to add enthusiasm to the spirit of this auspicious festival. Diwali is celebrated on the new moon day which is believed to be reigned by supreme darkness all around. Hence, people light up thousands of diyas to fight back and alleviate the evil spirits and negative forces that heighten their power in darkness.
Navratri is not just the victory of good over evil but is also the celebration of the spirit of Indian culture and togetherness. Navratri, which means the nine auspicious days filled with fun, dance, and a lot of festivities all around. During this festival devotees not only offer prayers to Goddess Durga but also wear vibrant traditional costumes, sing folk songs and get indulged in folk dances such as Dandiya and Garba.
