Arushi Sinha

Here are some of my drawings I would love to share ☺

  Every year on 14th of November,the occasion of "Children's day" is celebrated throughout India. It is celebrated on the birth of our former prime minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru . He had great love and affection towards children. That's why he wanted his birthday to be celebrated as children's day every year so that the people can be aware of the importance of children in the society. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was popularly known as Chacha Nehru  among children out of love. It is very important to each and every child in our country to be educated irrespective of caste,gender,wealth etc. As Chacha Nehru  believed that our children are the upcoming future of our country ,India, if they are not rightly educated or told about their necessary rights, the future of India will not be able to shine. May it be a child living in slums or a child in luxury each one should have right to be educated and to be treated equally. In our country some people believe that a chil...

  If something bad will happen  so would something  good life will show it  I believe its the truth                                                               pain and sorrow do frighten us but happiness do awaits along Oh come on! Till when will you carry the fake happy face  shed it off and cry don't be afraid     Let people judge you, just wander  When they become rough  show you're stronger                                  When the harsh reality kicks you   pick yourself up and walk  No one knows the future past has already gone Your power's hidden inside and the present is all yours -Arushi Sinha

  Popularly known as the festival of lights this auspicious festival is celebrated to enjoy Rama's eventual defeat of the evil spirit of Ravana . It is mainly celebrated between Hindus, Jains, Sikhs and  some Buddhist. It also coincides with the Hindu New Year and Birth of Lakshmi , the goddess of wealth, that's why people of business community consider it a good time to start new ventures. Rangoli Diwali includes good food, fireworks, special candles and lights. The bright and glistening lights and diyas of Diwali symbolises the victory of light over darkness, good over evil and knowledge over ignorance. It essentially means the Awareness of the inner light. Diwali also known as deepawli occurs on a no-moon night. It follows 5 days ritual. 👉   day 1 is Dhanteras 👉 day 2 is Narak Chaturdasi 👉 day 3 is  Lakshmi puja 👉 day 4 is   Padwa 👉    day 5 is Bhai Dooj Every year around October and November Hindus aro...