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Ravan Dahan is a significant ritual during the Vijayadashami festival in India. It involves the ceremonial burning of effigies of Ravana, the demon king, along with his brothers Meghanada and Kumbhakarna, marking the victory of good (represented by Lord Rama) over evil (represented by Ravana). This event symbolizes the triumph of righteousness and truth over falsehood and wickedness, a central theme of the festival. Communities gather to witness these effigies, often filled with fireworks and firecrackers, being set ablaze. The spectacle is accompanied by prayers, hymns, and cultural performances, reinforcing the spirit of Vijayadashami as a celebration of the victory of good forces over demonic forces.

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Ravan Dahan is a significant ritual during the Vijayadashami festival in India. It involves the ceremonial burning of effigies of Ravana, the demon king, along with his brothers Meghanada and Kumbhakarna, marking the victory of good (represented by Lord Rama) over evil (represented by Ravana). This event symbolizes the triumph of righteousness and truth over falsehood and wickedness, a central theme of the festival. Communities gather to witness these effigies, often filled with fireworks and firecrackers, being set ablaze. The spectacle is accompanied by prayers, hymns, and cultural performances, reinforcing the spirit of Vijayadashami as a celebration of the victory of good forces over demonic forces.