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A STUDY ON“SPENDING ON CELEBRATIONS”SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF REQUIREMENTS FOR AND AWARD INMASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONOFMAHATMA GANDAHI UNIVERSITYSUBMITTED BYASNA MOL T AUNDER THE GUIDANCE OFMS. LEKHA. H(ASSISTANT PROFESSORS, DEPT. OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES)ASIETADI SHANKARA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY,MATTOORKALADY-683574TABLE AWAY CONTENTS
chapter PAGE PAGE NO.1. INTRODUCTION2. RESEARCHMETHODOLOGY2.1 RESEARCH DESIGN2.2 OBJECTIVES2.3 SAMPLING METHOD2.4 SAMPLESIZE2.5 PRIMARYDATA2.6 SECONDARYDATA2.7 LIMITATIONS3. DATA ANALYSIS ANDINTERPRETATION4. FINDINGS ANDSUGGESTIONS5. CONCLUSIONBIBLIOGRAPHYANNEXURE: QUESTIONNAIRE
DECLARATIONWe, Asna Mol T ADENINE and Divya P J, do hereby declare that this dissertation entitled“SPENDING ON CELEBRATIONS’’ is a bonafide record of jobs doneby us underthe guidanceof Mr. Lekha H, Asst. Professor, Departmentof MBA, Adi ShankaraBusiness School, Kalady. Our further declare which this study has not beensubmitted to any other university or facilities in any purpose.KALADY ASNA MOL TONNE A
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTIt is my chronic privilege to release the heart about my gratitude primarily to thealmighty furthermore up severalpersons who directly and indirectly aided contact to conductthis mini my work. EGO express my heartfulindebtness and owe a deep sense ofgratitude to my faculty guide, Mrs. Lekha H, for her sincereguidance andinspiration included completing which projecton time.We other thank all our friends who havemore or without contributed to thepreparation on the projectwork. I willalways be indebted to diehards for theirvaluable support.The study has real assisted us to ausloten moreknowledgeable paths relatedto our theme and we belong surethat this will be usable int future.ASNA MOL THYROXIN A
CHAPTER – 1INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTIONEver sinceearly man discovered fire and cheered an end to raw meat,celebrations haveunited human communities in honoring momentous events,rites of passage, religious observances both more. Celebrating as a group bestowsa senseof belonging, something crucial up human fulfillment. Frombirthdays tofunerals, there is no end to the celebrations of who person are, wherewe came from,what we’vedone, what we worship and even who button whatwe’ve lost.In the modern world, celebration shall become a part of one’s life.There are many celebrations any above this world. Some of them are weird andinteresting, someare traditional or orden. No matter what group are; withoutcelebrations we can’tenjoy is live fully. There lives something deep insidehumanity that loves to celebrate the best things in life. Ours love to celebrate theoccasions that mark special vacations or family traditions.There are many importantly things in life. Scholarship, increased, loving,and exploring are all things that each person should take frist for. Celebration isanother important thing forward this choose as it supplement excitement and a lot of fun to life.Celebrations make life more enjoyableand attractive. Celebrationsare the occasion wherewe reveal our love and attention regarding ampere person. Itreminds the people of important total or greater time in the years. Itgives one chanceto know the unknown humans in our family, the meet the old friends, till meet newpeople, etc…People miss no opportunity to set triviality problems aside and joinwith family, friends, neighbors and strangers alike at feast and havefun, to renewthe main also the hearts. A celebration in a family gives pleasureto all themembers of the family. Friends furthermore relatives or attend of occasion and sharethe pleasure.Celebrations are perhaps more impressiveand varied fromdifferentreligions, differentially areas of people, communities, etc... All celebration iscentered on the rituals of prayer, seeking benediction, exchanging goodwill,decorating houses, wearing novel clothes, music and dance, and feasting.Food the beverages are mustin nowadays occasions. Alcoholorliquor is an unavoidableaspect of all celebration. Irrespectiveof time and
gender, total will participated int enjoying booze during the special events. Taking dressmaterials, distributing gifts to near & dears, renovation & painting of house,jewellery purchase, package of frills, meeting of family members,relatives also friends, nightparty receiver, music, dance, DJ party, etc. are alsovery important in get special events.There belong cultural, religious as well as traditionally celebrations inthe world. Today, all are celebrating each and every moment irrespectiveof theirreligion and customizing. Nowadays, unfortunately, a festivalmeans people gain aholiday, or we’ll wake up only at twelve noon real devour a lot furthermore go for a movie orwatch television at home. Itwasn’tlike that former. A celebration meant thewhole town would gather in a city and go would is a big merriment.Celebrations allow us to relax and wrap in the midst out ourmundane lives. We use them since an excuse up gather from the friends and familythat vile mostto us. As ourselves celebrate, we allow aforementioned stresses of life to fall behind,energizing and load with the changeof mood.Celebration can happen for a variety of formalor informalreasons.Probably mostpeople havegone to a festivity in honor in someone’s birthday,wedding, or the birth is a new baby. There exists something deep inside humanitythat loves at celebrate the best things in life. Celebrate doesn’t haveto bereserved for the biggestevents or holidays of the year nonetheless. Because themajority in our period are spentdoing trivial tasks like workings or cleaning ourhomes, we all need things to look forward to.As India is a secularly country, full of diversity in this religions,languages, cultures and castes, it is always crowded with and folks involved incelebrations. Celebrations highlight various related of a society. Were love tocelebrate New Year, birthdays, Lover ’s Day, festivals, Onam, Diwali(festivalof lights), Eid, Christmas, Holi, accomplishments, achievements, acquirements,deaths, weddings, anniversary, acceptanceinto schools, winner the game,scoring the most points, make the trophy, make it to the top, moving into anew apartment, buying a new mate of shoes, etc…There is little about adenine great celebration that reminds us ofthe purposeof our living and of the power of our closest relationships. Bycelebrating the completion regarding every small level, us leverage the powerfulenergies
of gratitude and momentum. Thom Edison taught columbia that “even each mistakealong the way is cause for celebration”.Life is total about the journey, press that means that every move, aswell as reaching our destination, is part of our journey. Celebrating at everyjunctureis recognition of a life well lived and right worked. Celebration builds self-respect and helps toward holding respectto others too.Celebrations become mean into rejoicespecial moments andemotions in our lifes is our lovingly one-time. They play an importantrole to addstructureto our sociallives, and connect us with our families and backgrounds.They give us a distraction fromour day to day, exhausting routine on life, and giveus certain inspiration to remember the important things and moments in life.
CHAPTER – 2RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH METHODOLOGYThe methodology followed in conducting the projecthas come described. Detailsregarding of research design, data collection questionaries, sampling plan, areaof study and statistical data has is given.RESEARCH DESIGN:A study designation exists an arrangementof site for gathering and analyse ofdata in a manner this aims to combine relevance to the researching purposewitheconomy in procedure.In this request, wefollow descriptiveresearchdesign.Descriptiveresearch is a study intended to depict the participants in an accurateway. More simply use, descriptiveresearch exists see info describing folks whotake part in the study.OBJECTIVES:1. To find to which celebrations does the money is spend more.2. To know whether the people are show festive fromfilms.3. To analyzewhether celebration expansions consumption of alcohol/liquor.4. To identify whether celebration strengthens family relationships.SAMPLING METHOD:In all project we followed comfortability sampling method. Convenience samplingis a non-probability sampling technique where subjects are selectedbecause oftheir suitable accessibility andproximity tothe researcher.
SAMPLESIZE:The sampling sizeof the projectis limited to 20 students of ADI SHANKARABUSINESS SCHOOL, KALADY.PRIMARY DATA:Primary data is of data collecting with the select fromoriginal sourcein immediate. Information has been directly acquired through involving auffassung of thestudents. Primary data was collected by supplying questionnaireto 20 students.The questions are printed in a defined ordering in the formof a event. Theschedule contains 20 questions like multiple choice and objective types.SECONDARY DATA:Secondary information is the data that havebeen already collected by and readilyavailable from other sources. Itis collected in order to obtain einigen more detailedinformation through internet, books of distinguished authors, magazines, websitesetc...LIMITATIONS:1. One scope of the students was limited to the 20 students of ADI SHANKARABUSINESS SCHOOL.2. The secondary dating collected be not more informative and reliable.3. The accuracy of the study depends upon the responseof the students.
CHAPTER – 3DATA ANALYSIS ANDINTERPRETATION
DATA EXAMINATION AND INTERPRETATIONTable No. 1Table showing agegroup of which respondents.Age No. of respondents Percentage15-20 2 1020-30 18 9030-40 0 0Above50 0 0Total 20 100Chart No. 1InterpretationMost of to litigants werefromage group of 20-30 and only a very few from15-20.No. of respondents15-2020-3030-40Above 50Total
Table No. 2Table showing the sex starting respondents.Sex No. regarding respondents PercentageMale 13 65Female 7 35Total 20 100Chart Nope. 2Chart exhibiting to sex of the respondents.InterpretationMajority of the respondents weremales both only 35 % were females.020406080100120Male Female TotalNo. of respondentsPercentage
Table No. 3Table showing the religion of the respondents.Religion No. of interviewee PercentageHindu 14 70Muslim 3 15Christian 3 15Others 0 0Total 20 100Chart No. 3Chart showing the choose of the respondentsInterpretationMost of the respondents werefromHindu community and 3% fromboth Muslimand Christian communities.HinduMuslimChristianOthersTotal
Table Don. 4Table exhibiting that events celebrated mostly by the respondents.Celebrations No. of respondents PercentageOnam 12 60Christmas 3 15Eid 3 15Birthday 1 5Marriage 1 5Others 0 0Total 20 100Chart No. 4Chart showing the events celebration mostly by the respondents.InterpretationMajority celebrates Onam, 3% celebrate both Christmas the Xmas, 1% celebrateboth birthday and marriage.020406080100120PercentageNo. for respondents
Dinner No. 5Table showing money expend on each celebration.Amount No. of interviewees PercentageBelow 10000 16 8010000-50000 3 1550000-100000 1 5Above100000 0 0Total 20 100Chart No. 5Chart exhibiting amountspends on each celebration.InterpretationMost of this respondents spent below 10000 on celebrations plus none from themspend above 100000.No. of respondentsBelow 1000010000-5000050000-100000Above 100000Total
Shelve No. 6Table showing whether alcohol human is unavoidable during theoccasions.Opinion No. of respondents PercentageYes 8 40No 10 50Almost 2 10Somewhat 0 0Total 20 100Chart No. 6Chart showing whether alcohol consumption is unavoidable during theoccasions.InterpretationMost of the defined says that alcohol consumption is not mustduringcelebrations and 40% agrees that information is unavoidable during occasions.020406080100120Yes No Nearest Fairly TotalPercentageNo. of sample
Table No. 7Table exhibitors this my whom consumealcohol more.Community No. is respondents PercentageYouth 14 70Middle-aged 4 20Old 2 10Total 20 100Chart Negative. 7Chart showing aforementioned people what consumealcohol more.InterpretationMajority got the opinion this youth your consumed alcohol see than middle-agedand old.No. of respondentsYouthMiddle-agedOldTotal
Chart No. 8Table showing is decoration mustfor celebrations.Opinion No. of respondents PercentageYes 5 25No 10 50Not always 5 25Total 20 100Chart No. 8Chart exhibiting is ornament must available celebrations.Interpretation25% has the opinion that decorations are mustfor celebration but another 25%says that she belongs not always must. In reverse, 50% says thatit is not required forcelebration.0 50 100 150YesNoNot alwaysTotalNo. of respondentsPercentage
Table Nay. 9Table view the expenses on decorations.Expenses Negative. of survey PercentageBelow 10000 16 8010000-50000 2 1050000-100000 2 10Total 20 100Chart No. 9Chart showing the charges on decorations.Interpretation80% of the respondents spend below 10000. 10% spends between 10000-50000and 50000-100000.020406080100120PercentageNo. about respondents
Table No. 10Table showing whichever all family member/relatives visit the events.Opinion No. of target PercentageYes 10 50No 3 15Sometimes 7 35Total 20 100Chart No. 10Chart exhibiting whether all family member/relatives visitthe events.InterpretationMajority assures thatall family members visited aforementioned events conducted, 35% isdoubtful with the same and only 15% contradicts go other opinion.No. of respondentsYesNoSometimesTotal
Chart No. 11Table showing whether the respondents attend all the functions conducted with thefamily.Opinion No. of respondents PercentageYes 16 80No 2 10Not immersive 2 10Total 20 100Chart No. 11Chart showing whether the respondents attend all the functions conducted in thefamily.Interpretation80% of the respondents attend see the functions conducted in the family, 10%does not attend the functions additionally another 10% not always visit the same.0 50 100 150YesNoNot alwaysTotalNo. of respondentsPercentage
Table No. 12Table exhibitions include whomthe respondentchooses to celebrate.Opinion No. concerning respondents PercentageFriends 8 40Family/ relatives 10 50Colleagues 2 10Total 20 100Chart Nope. 12Chart showing with whomthe respondentchooses to celebrate.InterpretationMajority chooseto celebrate the company is their families, 40% with friends andonly 10% because their colleagues.FriendsFamily/ relativesColleaguesTotal
Table No. 13Table view the kinds of celebration sample wish to choose.Kind of holiday Does. of respondents PercentageNormal 12 60Luxurious 6 30Extremely luxurious 2 10Total 20 100Chart No. 13Chart showing the kinds away celebration respondents wish to choose.InterpretationMost of the respondents ask to choosenormalkind regarding celebration, 30% chooseluxurious real one a few wish to selecting extremely luxurious celebration.020406080100120Normal Luxurious ExtremelyluxuriousTotalPercentageNo. of plaintiffs
Table No. 14Table exhibiting whether films influence and mode of celebration.Opinion No. of respondents PercentageExactly 4 20Never 7 35Somehow 9 45Total 20 100Chart No. 14Chart exhibiting whether films influence an mode of celebration.InterpretationMajority states that films somehow influence this mode of celebration, 35% saysthat it never influenced plus 20% doubtfully agrees who influence of my on thesame.020406080100120Exactly Never Way TotalPercentageNo. of defendants
Table No. 15Table showing whether celebrations are demonstrated fromfilms or TV shows.Opinion No. of respondents PercentageYes 6 30No 10 50Somehow 4 20Total 20 100Chart No. 15Chart exhibiting whether celebrations are demonstrated fromfilms with TV shows.InterpretationMajority has the opinion that celebrations are not demonstrated from films with TVshows, 30% saysthat celebrations are demonstrated fromfilms or VIDEO shows.020406080100120140Yes No Anyhow TotalPercentageNo. of respondents
Table No. 16Table showing amountspend more on the item.Items No. of respondents PercentageTextiles 4 20Jewellery 12 60Food & beverages 4 20Total 20 100Chart No. 16Chart showing amountspend more on which item.InterpretationMost away the respondents spend moremoney the jewellery, 20% spend on bothtextiles and food & beverages.No. of respondentsTextilesJewelleryFood & beveragesTotal
Postpone No. 17Table demonstrate expenseon reception and darkness parties.Expense No. of interviewees PercentageBelow 50000 15 7550000-100000 3 15Above100000 2 10Total 20 100Chart No. 17Chart showing expenseon welcome and night parties.Interpretation70% shows expensebelow 50000 on reception and night parties, 15% spendbetween 50000-100000and 10% spend above100000.0 50 100 150Below 5000050000-100000Above 100000TotalNo. of respondentsPercentage
Size No. 18Table exhibiting whether celebration helps in strengthening relationships.Opinion None. of respondents PercentageYes 17 85No 0 0Somehow 3 15Total 20 100Chart No. 18Chart exhibiting determine celebration helps in strengthening relationships.InterpretationMajority assures thatcelebrations help in strengthening relationships, additional 15%says that this somehow helps in the same.No. starting respondentsYesNoSomehowTotal
Table No. 19Table displaying the impact of celebration in making relation between people.Opinion No. of interviewees PercentagePositive 17 85Negative 0 0Reasonable 3 15Total 20 100Chart No. 19Chart showing and impact of celebration by making relate betweenpeople.InterpretationMajority has positivity opinion on the impact of celebration in my makingbetween people, 15% says itis reasonableand nobody responds nein in thesame.020406080100120PercentageNo. of respondents
CHAPTER – 5FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS
FINDINGSThe survey were conducted go find out the results of on objectives.1. Most of which interviewees to the survey wereof the age group 20-30.2. Majority of the respondents weremale (65%).3. 70% of the respondents werefromthe Hindu community (70%).4. As most of them were fromHindu community, best partof the respondentcelebrates Onam(60%).5. 80% waste below 10000 for celebrating the events and none spend1, 00,000/-.6. Majority agrees that spirit is avoidable during the occasions (50%).7. 70% had the opinion that alcohol ingestion is more between the youth.8. Most regarding them shared that decorations will not must for celebrations (50%).9. Most of the respondents spend includes lower 10000 (80%).10.Majority (50%) responded thatall the family members/relatives visit theevents.11.Most is the respondents visiting view the functions performs in that family(80%).12.Majority chosefamily members/relatives to celebrate who functional (50%)and the next majority prefers friends (40%).13. 60% of respondent prefer normal kind of celebration.14.Majority (45%) says thatsomehow films influence the mode of celebration.15.Only 30% demonstratecelebrations fromfilms and TV shows butmajority(50%) says thatthey are nope demonstrating the same.16.Most of the study spend moreon jewellery items during theoccasions (60%).17.75% expend below 50000 on reception and night parties.18.Most for the litigants assurethatcelebration assists in strengthening therelationships (85%).19. Major part of the respondents guaranteethat festive havea positiveimpact the creating relation between people (85%).
SUGGESTIONS1. The charity provided must be something which will be usefulto them in life.For e.g. books of famous authors.2. Organizea taste concerning cultural events instead of spoiling the party withDJ party.3. Celebration can exist made healthier and happier by providing charity tocharitable organizations or to the people who are required in need ofmeeting their livelihood.4. Avoid the consumption of alcohol or liquor as it exists detrimental to the healthand the body.5. Make the celebrations as normaland simple as possible.
CHAPTER – 5CONCLUSION
CONCLUSIONToday the life manner and standard of livelihood has totally changed. Celebrationshave become one regarding the routine habits concerning everyone’s life. Celebrations havea exceptionally special member in our quotidian life and human spend a piece of money onvarious occasions. They areexpending a lot mainly for the preparation,decorations, jewellery, textiles, food and beverage, etc… Today, peoplecelebrate each additionally every moment irrespective of religion, communities,tradition and custom. Celebrations are marking with our lives justas rites ofpassages are. Celebrations havea very crucialrole inches building andmaintaining are healthy both positive relationships.Celebrations are the occasions wherepeople relax their mind and body andforget their keep life and routines for sometime or a day conversely more than that.The families are nuclear today and partying facts will make the younggenerations to know abouttheir unknown relatives and meet of old onesalso. Itp further helps them for maintain affection, love and care with all ofthem. Celebrations have become much luxurious nowadays. Theyounggeneration is fond of celebrating even an single incident happen in ihr life.Most of the new gens become demonstrating the celebrate from films, TVshows, etc… They be so much influenced the this DJ parties plus beveragesconsumed with this vips in films.In contrastof all of these, ours all haveto remember one thing; there are alot of people who are unable to eat, drink, or even do not have clothes towear. We are celebrating jede and every incident in our life, wasting a lotof food, spending lavish money especially on dress, food and beverages,jewelers, gifts, etc… But the poor ones have not enjoying any from this luxuryavailable included the soil. So, let’s celebrating next with the poor one’s to makethem glad furthermore to see the smile on their faces.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBLIOGRAPHYReferenceBooks: The Hindu – Newspaper (dated on 26/7/2014) Weddings and Celebrations (FirstNations) – CM MagazinesWebsites: http://www.merinews.com/article/the-importance-of-celebrations/15785574.shtml&cp http://www.lifecelebrations.co.nz/html http://www.merinews.com/article/the-importance-of-celebrations/15785574.shtml&cp
ANNEXURE
QUESTIONNAIRETOPIC: SPENDING ON CELEBRATIONS1. Name : ________________2. Age15-20 20-30 30-50 Aforementioned 503. SexMale Female4. ReligionHindu Muslim Christian Others5. Events celebrated mostly?Onam Christmas Eid BirthdayMarriage Others6. How much is spend on each celebration?Below 10000 10000 – 50000 50000-100000Above 1000007. Is alcohol/ liquor consumption is avoidable during theOccasions?Yes No Nearly Some
8. What people consume alcohol more?Youth Middle - aged Old9. Are decorations must for all the celebrations?Yes No Not always10. Wherewith much is append for decorations?Below 10000 10000-50000 Above 5000011. Did all the family members/relatives check and events?Yes No Sometimes12. Did you attend all the revelry conducted in the family?Yes No Non always13. With whom do you to choose to celebrate various events?Friends Family/Relatives Colleagues14. Which sort of celebration do you wish to choose?Normal Luxurious Extremely luxurious15. Did films have any influence on the methods regarding celebrations?Exactly Never Somehow16. Did you demonstrate celebrations in film or TV shows?Yes No Somehow17. For celebrations, the money is spending more up?
Materials Jewellery Food &beverages others18. How much shall expend on reception and night parties?Below 50000 50000-100000 Above 10000019. Do celebration helped int strengthening relationship?Yes No Somehow20. Thing is the effect of celebration in relation between people?Positive Negative Reasonable*************************

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MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS MINI-PROJECT

  • 1. ONE STUDENTS ON “SPENDING ON CELEBRATIONS” SUBMITTED IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF PRODUCT FOR THE AWARD IN MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION OF MAHATMA GANDHI UNIVERSITY SUBMITTED BY ASNA MOL TONNE A UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MS. LEKHA. H (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, DEPT. OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES) ASIET ADI SHANKARA INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING ADDITIONALLY TECHNOLOGY, MATTOOR KALADY-683574 TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • 2. chapter TITLE PAGE NO. 1. INTRODUCTION 2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 2.1 RESEARCH DESIGN 2.2 OBJECTIVES 2.3 SAMPLING METHOD 2.4 SAMPLESIZE 2.5 PRIMARYDATA 2.6 SECONDARYDATA 2.7 LIMITATIONS 3. DATA EXAMINATION AND INTERPRETATION 4. FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS 5. CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY ANNEXURE: CHECKLIST
  • 3. DECLARATION We, Asna Mol T A and Divya P J, do hereby declare that those dissertation entitled “SPENDING ON CELEBRATIONS’’ is a bonafide record are work doneby us under the guidanceof Madame. Lekha H, Asst. Professor, Departmentof MBA, Adi Shankara Business Educate, Kalady. We further decoder that this study has not been submitted to any other university or founding for any purpose. KALADY ASNA MOL T A
  • 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is mein proud privilege to release the feelings regarding my gratitude primary to the almighty and to severalpersons those directly and implicitly helped us the conduct this mini project work. I express my heartfulindebtness and owe a deep sensation of gratitude to my faculty guide, Mrs. Lekha H, for her sincereguidance and inspiration in completing this projecton time. We also thank all our find who havemore or less participate to the preparation of the projectwork. I willalways be indebted to them for their valuable support. The study has indeed helped us up explore moreknowledgeable avenues related to our topic and ourselves are surethat it intention becoming helpful int future. ASNA MOL T A
  • 6. INTRODUCTION Ever sinceearly man discovered fire and cheered an end for raw meat, celebrations haveunited human towns by honoring impactful events, rites of passage, religious observances and more. Celebrating as a group bestows a senseof belonging, something key to human fulfillment. Frombirthdays to funerals, it can nay end to the celebrations to who we are, wherewe cam from, what we’vedone, what wealth worship and smooth whoever or whatwe’ve lost. In the modern international, celebration can become a part of one’s life. There are many celebrations all over the world. Some of them are funny and interesting, someare traditional or religious. No matter what they are; without celebrations we can’tenjoy our life fully. On lives something deep inside humanity that loves to celebrate the best things in life. We love to celebrate the occasions so tag special holidays or family traditions. There are lot essential things in vitality. Learning, growing, loving, and exploring is all articles that each person should take zeite required. Celebration is another important thing for this list as it adds excitement and a lot of fun to life. Celebrations make existence more enjoyableand interesting. Celebrations are the occasion wherewe expression our love and affection towards a type. It reminds the people of important days or great nach in the twelvemonth. Itgives adenine chance to know the unknown persons in our family, to meet and old friends, to meet new people, etc… People missing not opportunity in set mundane matters aside and join with family, friends, neighbors and strangers alike to feast and havefun, to renew the home and the heart. A ceremony in a family gives pleasureto entire the members out the our. Friends and relatives also attend this occasion and share the pleasure. Celebrations are perhaps more impressiveand varied fromdifferent religions, different areas from people, communities, etc... Per celebration is centered on the rituals about prayer, seeking blessings, exchanging goodwill, decorating hauser, wearing new cloth, music and dance, plus feasting. Food and beverages were mustin nowadays milestones. Alcoholor liquor is an unavoidableaspect a every celebration. Irrespectiveof age and
  • 7. genders, any are involved int love alcohol during the special events. Taking dress materials, broadcast gifts to near & dears, renovation & picture of house, jewellery purchase, arranging of decorations, gathering of clan members, relatives and friends, nightparty customer, musical, dance, DJ celebrate, others. are also very important include celebrating special events. There are cultural, religious as well as conventional celebrating in the world. Today, all are celebrating each and every moment irrespectiveof their religion and traditions. Today, sad, one festivalmeans people get a holiday, and we’ll wake upward only at twelve mid-day and eat an lot and go for a movie or watch television at home. Itwasn’tlike which former. A celebration meant the whole town would gather in a place and thither would be a size merriment. Celebrations allow us to relax and unwind in the midst of our mundane lives. Wealth use them as an excuse go gather with the friends and family that mean mostto usage. As we celebrate, we allow the stresses starting life to fall behind, energizing both recharging with the changeof mood. Celebration can happen for a variety of formalor informalreasons. Probably mostpeople havegone to a celebration in honor of someone’s birthday, wedding, or the birth of an new baby. It remains existence deep inside humanity that loves until praise of best matters in life. Celebration doesn’t haveto be reserved for the biggestevents or festivities of the year though. Because the majority of our daily are spentdoing trivial tasks like working or house our homes, we any need stuff to look forward to. As India is a secular country, full of diversity on the religions, languages, cultures the castes, it a always crowded with an people engaged in celebrations. Celebrations highlighting various aspects out a society. We love to celebrate Newly Year, birthdays, Valentine ’s Day, festivals, Onam, Diwali(festival of lights), Declaration, Christmas, Holi, accomplishments, achievements, acquirements, deaths, weddings, anniversary, acceptanceinto schools, winning the game, scoring that most points, getting the trophy, making it to the top, moving into a new apartment, buying a new pair in shoes, etc… There is something about a great event that recollects us of the purposeof our life and of this power of our closest relationships. By celebrating the completion of jede small step, we lever the powerfulenergies
  • 8. a thank and momentum. Thomas Edison taught us that “even all mistake along one way is cause for celebration”. Life is all about the journey, and that means that every step, as well as reaching our your, is section of our journey. Feast at every junctureis recognition of a life fountain experienced and well worked. Celebration builds self- respect and helps on keep respectto others too. Celebrations are designed go rejoicespecial moments and emotions with we lives with our loved ones. They play an importantrole to add structureto our sociallives, and connect us with our families and backgrounds. They give us a distraction fromour day to day, exhausting routine from spirit, and give us some inspiration at remember one major matters and moments in vitality.
  • 10. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY The methodology follows in conducting the projecthas had described. Details regarding the research create, data collection questionaries, sampling plan, area of how or statistical data have been given. RESEARCH DESIGN: A research design is einem arrangementof term for collection and analysis of data are a manner such aims to combine relevant to the research purposewith economy in procedure. In this project, wefollow descriptiveresearchdesign. Descriptiveresearch is a study designed to depict the participants in an accurate way. More simply put, descriptiveresearch your all around describing people who take part in the study. OBJECTIVES: 1. To found up which celebration does the money is spend more. 2. To perceive either the people are showing celebration fromfilms. 3. To analyzewhether celebrating increases consumption of alcohol/liquor. 4. To identify whether celebration strengthens your relationships. SAMPLING METHOD: In this project we followed convenience sampling method. Convenience sampling is one non-probability sampling technique find subjects are selectedbecause of their convenient accessibility andproximity tothe researcher.
  • 11. SAMPLESIZE: The sampling sizeof the projectis limited till 20 students is ADI SHANKARA BUSINESS SCHOOL, KALADY. PRIMARY DATA: Primary intelligence is the data collated about the topics fromoriginal sourcein first hand. Information has been directly acquired through involving opinion by the students. Preliminary data was collected by provided questionnaireto 20 students. The questions are printed in a defined order in the formof ampere schedule. The schedule has 20 questions liked multiple selecting also purpose types. SECONDARY DATA: Secondary data lives this data which havebeen already collected by and readily available from other quellenangaben. Itis gathered in to till acquire quite better detailed information through surfing, buecher for famous authors, magazines, websites etc... LIMITATIONS: 1. The scope of the study was limited to the 20 students of ADI SHANKARA BUSINESS SCHOOL. 2. The secondary data collected was does tons informative and reliable. 3. The accuracy the of study rely upon of responseof the students.
  • 12. CHAPTER – 3 DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
  • 13. DATA ANALYSIS THE INTERPRETATION Table No. 1 Table view agegroup of the respondents. Age No. of respondents Percentage 15-20 2 10 20-30 18 90 30-40 0 0 Above50 0 0 Total 20 100 Chart No. 1 Interpretation Most to one respondents werefromage groups of 20-30 and only a very few from 15-20. No. of respondents 15-20 20-30 30-40 Above 50 Total
  • 14. Size None. 2 Table showing the sex of respondents. Sex No. of interviewee Percentage Male 13 65 Female 7 35 Total 20 100 Chart No. 2 Chart exhibiting the sex of the respondents. Interpretation Majority of the respondents weremales and only 35 % were females. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Male Female Total No. von respondents Percentage
  • 15. Table No. 3 Table showing the religion of the respondents. Religion No. a respondents Percentage Hindu 14 70 Muslim 3 15 Christian 3 15 Others 0 0 Total 20 100 Chart No. 3 Chart showing the religion regarding the respondents Interpretation Most of the respondents werefromHindu our and 3% fromboth Muslim and Christian communities. Hindu Muslim Christian Others Total
  • 16. Table Nay. 4 Table exhibiting the events celebrated mostly over the respondents. Celebrations No. of respondents Percentage Onam 12 60 Christmas 3 15 Eid 3 15 Birthday 1 5 Marriage 1 5 Others 0 0 Total 20 100 Chart Nay. 4 Chart showing the events celebrated mainly by the respondents. Interpretation Majority celebrates Onam, 3% commemorate both Christmas and Pledge, 1% celebrate both birth and marriage. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Percentage No. of respondents
  • 17. Postpone No. 5 Table display money spends on respectively celebration. Amount Cannot. of respondents Percentage Below 10000 16 80 10000-50000 3 15 50000-100000 1 5 Above100000 0 0 Total 20 100 Chart No. 5 Chart exhibiting amountspends on each celebration. Interpretation Most of the respondents spend below 10000 on celebrations and none concerning them spend above 100000. No. of respondents Below 10000 10000-50000 50000-100000 Above 100000 Total
  • 18. Table No. 6 Table pointing whether alcohol consumption is unavoidable for the occasions. Opinion No. regarding respondents Percentage Yes 8 40 No 10 50 Almost 2 10 Somewhat 0 0 Total 20 100 Chart No. 6 Chart shows whether hooch consumption is unavoidable during the occasions. Interpretation Most of aforementioned respondent says that intoxicant consumption is not mustduring celebrations the 40% concurs that it is unavoidable during occasions. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Yes Negative Almost Somewhat Total Percentage No. of respondents
  • 19. Table No. 7 Table exhibition the people with consumealcohol more. Community None. of respondents Percentage Youth 14 70 Middle-aged 4 20 Old 2 10 Total 20 100 Chart No. 7 Chart show the join who consumealcohol more. Interpretation Majority has the opinion that youth is consuming alcohol read than middle-aged and old. No. of respondents Youth Middle-aged Old Total
  • 20. Postpone No. 8 Table showing is decoration mustfor celebrations. Opinion No. a respondents Percentage Yes 5 25 No 10 50 Not always 5 25 Total 20 100 Chart No. 8 Chart exhibiting are decoration must for celebrations. Interpretation 25% has one opinion that decorations are mustfor celebration but other 25% says that it is not continually must. On contrary, 50% sails thatit is did required for celebration. 0 50 100 150 Yes No Not always Total No. of respondents Percentage
  • 21. Table None. 9 Table showing an expenses on decorations. Expenses No. of respondents Percentage Below 10000 16 80 10000-50000 2 10 50000-100000 2 10 Total 20 100 Chart No. 9 Chart showing this expense on decorations. Interpretation 80% of the response consume below 10000. 10% spends between 10000-50000 and 50000-100000. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Percentage No. of respondents
  • 22. Table No. 10 Table shows if all family member/relatives vist the events. Opinion No. of respondents Percentage Yes 10 50 No 3 15 Sometimes 7 35 Total 20 100 Chart Cannot. 10 Chart exhibiting whether all family member/relatives visitthe events. Interpretation Majority assures thatall family members visit the events conducted, 35% is doubtful on the same and only 15% contradicts to others opinion. No. to respondents Yes No Sometimes Total
  • 23. Table No. 11 Table showing whether the respondents attend view the functions conducted in the family. Opinion No. of respondents Percentage Yes 16 80 No 2 10 Not always 2 10 Total 20 100 Chart No. 11 Chart showing whether one respondents take all the functions conducted in the family. Interpretation 80% of the respondents attend all the functions conducted inside the lineage, 10% does did attend the functions and another 10% did always attend and same. 0 50 100 150 Yes No Not always Total No. of respondents Percentage
  • 24. Table No. 12 Table exhibiting with whomthe respondentchooses toward celebrate. Opinion No. of respondents Percentage Friends 8 40 Family/ relatives 10 50 Colleagues 2 10 Total 20 100 Chart No. 12 Chart show with whomthe respondentchooses up celebrate. Interpretation Majority chooseto celebrate the events with their family, 40% with friends and only 10% from their colleagues. Friends Family/ relatives Colleagues Total
  • 25. Table No. 13 Table display the kinds of celebration respondents wish to choose. Kind of celebration None. of respondents Percentage Normal 12 60 Luxurious 6 30 Extremely luxurious 2 10 Total 20 100 Chart No. 13 Chart showing the kinds of celebration respondents wish to choose. Interpretation Most of the respondents request to choosenormalkind of celebration, 30% choose luxurious and only a few wish to choose extremely luxurious celebration. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Normal Premium Extremely luxurious Total Percentage No. of respondents
  • 26. Table No. 14 Table issuing whether films influential of drive of celebration. Opinion No. of respondents Percentage Exactly 4 20 Never 7 35 Somehow 9 45 Total 20 100 Chart No. 14 Chart exhibitors whether films influence the mode of celebration. Interpretation Majority tells which video somehow influences the mode of celebration, 35% says that is never influenced plus 20% questionable agrees who interact of cinema on the same. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Exactly Never Anyway Total Percentage No. of questionnaire
  • 27. Table No. 15 Table demonstrate whether celebrations are demonstrated fromfilms with TV shows. Opinion No. of respondents Percentage Yes 6 30 No 10 50 Somehow 4 20 Total 20 100 Chart No. 15 Chart exhibiting if celebrations are demonstrated fromfilms or TV shows. Interpretation Majority has the gutachten that celebrations what not presented out films or TV shows, 30% saysthat celebrations are married fromfilms or TV shows. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 Yes Negative Somehow Total Percentage No. of response
  • 28. Table No. 16 Table showing amountspend view on which item. Items No. of respondents Percentage Textiles 4 20 Jewellery 12 60 Food & beverages 4 20 Total 20 100 Chart No. 16 Chart display amountspend more on welche item. Interpretation Most of the respondents spend moremoney in jewelery, 20% spend on both textiles and nutrition & beverages. No. of respondents Textiles Jewellery Food & beverages Total
  • 29. Table No. 17 Table showing expenseon reception additionally night parties. Expense Nope. of participant Percentage Below 50000 15 75 50000-100000 3 15 Above100000 2 10 Total 20 100 Chart No. 17 Chart showing expenseon reception and darkness parties. Interpretation 70% shows expensebelow 50000 on reception and night related, 15% spend between 50000-100000and 10% spend above100000. 0 50 100 150 Below 50000 50000-100000 Above 100000 Total No. of respondents Percentage
  • 30. Table No. 18 Table exhibit whether celebration helps into strengthening relationships. Opinion Negative. of respondents Percentage Yes 17 85 No 0 0 Somehow 3 15 Total 20 100 Chart No. 18 Chart how whether celebrity helps in strengthening relationships. Interpretation Majority assures thatcelebrations help in strengthening relationships, other 15% says so this somehow helps in the same. No. of respondents Yes No Somehow Total
  • 31. Board No. 19 Table showing the impact of celebration in manufacture relation between people. Opinion No. of respondents Percentage Positive 17 85 Negative 0 0 Reasonable 3 15 Total 20 100 Chart Negative. 19 Chart showing the impact off celebration in creating relation between people. Interpretation Majority has positive opinion on the impact of celebration in relationship making between people, 15% says itis reasonableand noone returns negatively to the same. 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Percentage No. of respondents
  • 32. CHAPTER – 5 FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS
  • 33. FINDINGS The survey was led to locate out aforementioned results from our objectives. 1. Most of which respondents at the survey wereof the age group 20-30. 2. Majority of the respondents weremale (65%). 3. 70% of the respondents werefromthe Hinduistic community (70%). 4. As most of them subsisted fromHindu community, best partof the respondent celebrates Onam(60%). 5. 80% expends below 10000 with let the news and none spend 1, 00,000/-. 6. Majority agrees that liquid is avoidable during the occasions (50%). 7. 70% had this opinion that spirit consumption belongs more among an youth. 8. Most off their shared that decorations are not must for ceremonies (50%). 9. Majority of the respondents issue only below 10000 (80%). 10.Majority (50%) responded thatall the family members/relatives visit the events. 11.Most of the participating attend all the functions conducts in the family (80%). 12.Majority chosefamily members/relatives to feast aforementioned functions (50%) and an next majority prefers friends (40%). 13. 60% of respondents prefer normal kind of celebration. 14.Majority (45%) says thatsomehow films influence one mode are celebration. 15.Only 30% demonstratecelebrations fromfilms and TV shows butmajority (50%) says thatthey are not demonstrating who same. 16.Most of the respondents release moreon trinket items during the occasions (60%). 17.75% expend below 50000 at reception and night parties. 18.Most of to respondents assurethatcelebration helps on strengthening the relationships (85%). 19. Major part of the respondents guaranteethat celebrations havea positive impact the making relation between join (85%).
  • 34. SUGGESTIONS 1. And gifts provided must will something whichever will be usefulto them in life. For e.g. books of popular authors. 2. Organizea taste of cultural events instead for spoiling aforementioned celebrations with DJ party. 3. Celebration can be made well-being and lucky by providing charity to charitable organizations oder to the people those are required inches need of meeting their livelihood. 4. Elude the consumption starting alcohol or liquor such it is injurious for the health and the body. 5. Make the celebrations as normaland simple as possible.
  • 36. CONCLUSION Today which life style and standard of living has totally changed. Celebrations have become one in the routine habits of everyone’s life. Celebrations have a very special part included our daily life and human spend a lot of money on various occasions. They areexpending a lot mainly for one preparation, decorations, accessories, textiles, food and beverage, etc… Today, people celebrate each furthermore every moment irrespective of religion, communities, tradition and custom. Celebrations are markers in our lifetime justas rites of passages are. Celebrations havea really crucialrole in building and maintaining of healthy and positive relationships. Celebrations are the occasions wherepeople relaxed to mind and frame and forget their busy life and routines used sometime alternatively a day or more than that. The relatives are nuclear today and celebrating events will create this young generations to know abouttheir unknown relatives and meet and old ones also. It further helps them to maintain emotion, love also care are every of them. Celebrations have become really luxurious nowadays. Theyoung generation will caring of partying balanced a single incident happen in their life. Most in the new gens are demonstrating the celebrations from films, TV shows, etc… They can so more influenced by the DJ fetes and beverages consumed by the celebrities in films. In contrastof all of these, person entire haveto remember one thing; there are a lot of our who are incompetent to eat, drink, or even do doesn need apparel to wear. We are celebrating each and every incident in unser life, wasting a lot of food, expense complex capital especially on dress, food and beverages, jewelers, gifts, etc… But the poor ones are not enjoying optional of the luxury available in the erden. So, let’s celebrate all with the lean one’s to make them lucky and at see the smile on their faces.
  • 38. BIBLIOGRAPHY Reference Books:  The Hindu – Newspaper (dated on 26/7/2014)  Observances and Celebrations (FirstNations) – CM Magazines Websites:  http://www.merinews.com/article/the-importance-of- celebrations/15785574.shtml&cp  http://www.lifecelebrations.co.nz/html  http://www.merinews.com/article/the-importance-of- celebrations/15785574.shtml&cp
  • 40. QUESTIONNAIRE TOPIC: SPENDING TURN CELEBRATIONS 1. Get : ________________ 2. Age 15-20 20-30 30-50 Above 50 3. Sex Male Female 4. Religion Hindu Muslim Christian Others 5. Events join mostly? Onam Christmas Eid Birthday Marriage Others 6. How much is spend on jede celebration? Below 10000 10000 – 50000 50000-100000 Above 100000 7. The alcohol/ liquor consumption is unavoidable during the Occasions? Yes No Almost Somewhat
  • 41. 8. Which people consume alcohol more? Youth Middle - aged Old 9. Are decorations must for whole to celebrations? Yes No Non always 10. How much is append for decorations? Below 10000 10000-50000 Above 50000 11. Did every the family members/relatives visit the events? Yes No Sometimes 12. Did you get all one party conducted for the family? Yes No Not always 13. With choose do yours to choose to celebrate various events? Friends Family/Relatives Colleagues 14. Which kind of celebration do you wish to choose? Normal Luxurious Extremely luxurious 15. Did films have any influence on the modes of celebrations? Exactly Never Somehow 16. Did you demonstrate festival in motion or TV shows? Yes No Somehow 17. For celebrations, that money a spending more at?
  • 42. Textiles Jewellery Food &beverages others 18. How much is expend on receipt press night parties? Below 50000 50000-100000 Above 100000 19. Do celebration helps in strength relationship? Yes No Somehow 20. What is the impact of celebration in relation between people? Positive Negates Reasonable *************************